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Park County Search and Rescue volunteers assisted a climber who got stranded at a popular spot near Buffalo Bill State Park.

Park County Search and Rescue help stranded climber

Park County Search and Rescue helped a stranded climber get down from a spot 300 feet off the ground near Buffalo Bill Reservoir at a popular climbing area. On Monday, Sept. 26, at 8:46 p.m. the … more

10/4/22

Thermopolis based Ryan Bros. Trucking purchased Dick Jones Trucking in March. Recently they installed a new fuel tank underground to service their fleet of vehicles that will operate out of Powell.

Thermopolis trucking company settles into space formerly occupied by Dick Jones Trucking

A longtime Thermopolis trucking company bought out an even older Powell trucking company in March. On Monday, Ryan Bros. Trucking installed a 15,000 gallon fuel tank on the property of what was … more

By Zac Taylor | 10/6/22

Workers brave the cold to work on the exterior of the new Northwest College Student Center building, which remains on schedule for an August completion.

NWC Student Center construction still on track

As the new student center progress gets into the final stretch, Northwest College is already preparing for another phase of construction: Turning the temporary dining center into a soccer facility. … more

1/16/24

Private pesticide applicator programming offered in the Big Horn Basin

The University of Wyoming Extension will offer six private pesticide applicator education programs at various locations in the Big Horn Basin Feb. 5-March 20. Private applicator licenses are … more

2/1/24

Stan Lee meets Spider-Man, one of the beloved characters he co-created for Marvel Comics.

‘Stan Lee, Beyond the Book’

The American Heritage Center (AHC) at the University of Wyoming is preparing its highly anticipated “Stan Lee, Beyond the Book” exhibition, honoring the legendary author, editor and … more

3/5/24

Sen. Dan Dockstader, R-Afton, talks with Larry Hicks, R-Baggs, before the start of the morning session Jan. 13 in the Senate Chambers.

Some legislators wanted Wyoming to ‘phase out’ electric vehicles by 2035

JACKSON — Wyoming legislators want the Cowboy State to “phase out” the sale of electric vehicles by 2035, the same year the U.S. West Coast plans to ban the sale of new gas- … more

By Billy Arnold, Jackson Hole Daily Via Wyoming News Exchange | 1/17/23

Annual cherry pie luncheon to benefit girls state

The American Legion Auxiliary Cherry Pie Luncheon was started in 1968 as a fundraiser to send local girls to Wyoming Girls State, and it has been an annual event in Powell ever since. Both … more

2/9/23

Ethan Nixon presents his topic April 28 at Northwest College during the first Student Showcase, which gave students a chance to display knowledge of their chosen topics.

NWC and UW come together in inclusive excellence student showcase

More than 70 students at Northwest College recently came together to present their research and creative works at the first-ever inclusive excellence Student Showcase. Following best practices … more

5/25/23

A 2018 red Jeep Wrangler registered to Indiana resident Lance Daghy was found near Sunlight Creek Bridge Thursday afternoon. Daghy is 5’-6”, weighs 130 pounds, and has sandy blond hair.

Vehicle of missing Indiana man found near Sunlight Creek Bridge

The unoccupied vehicle of a Hobart, Indiana, man was found Thursday afternoon near the Sunlight Creek Bridge. The vehicle is registered to Lance Daghy. Updates from Daghy’s family to the Porter … more

By Braden Schiller | 6/14/22

Learn to kayak this year on Bighorn Lake

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is offering a guided kayak program this year on Bighorn Lake. Programs will be held on both ends of the lake and cover proper paddling techniques, … more

7/5/22

Communications equipment destroyed in a wind storm that resulted in a fatal fire is seen littered across the Line Creek landscape as teams attempt to salvage parts and reconnect the important communications devices. The building was replaced recently with a ‘bullet-proof’ structure.

‘Bullet-proof’ communications structure erected in Clark

As hurricane-force winds in excess of 140 mph blew through Clark late in the evening on Nov. 15, 2021 — helping to spread a fire that killed a resident and torched homes, outbuildings, vehicles … more

By Mark Davis | 11/14/23

Park County Democrats to host forum in Cody

After a handful of early school board forums in Cody and Powell, people will get a chance to see and hear from some of the general election candidates for state and U.S. House seats. The … more

By Zac Taylor | 10/4/22

Members of Shoot Like a Woman and some of their significant others stop for a photo in Clarks Fork Canyon. Only female photographers can be a part of the group, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary, but once a year significant others may tag along for a monthly hike.

Shoot Like a Woman: Local photography group celebrates 10 years with exhibit

Wanting to explore the Big Horn Basin’s many backcountry wonders but not wanting to do so alone, noted conservation photographer Kathy Lichtendahl called a friend, hoping to find a hiking … more

By Mark Davis | 1/16/24

A winter sunset over a snowless prairie at Laramie River Greenbelt Park in Albany County.

Fire prone and fat animals: What this whimpering winter might mean for Wyoming

Thousands of deer and pronghorn toppled over next to fences and along roadways, unable to find food as snow piled day after day across Wyoming last year. Herd numbers dropped. The Wyoming Game and … more

By Christine Peterson, WyoFile.com | 2/1/24

City seeking federal funds to upgrade HVAC systems

The City of Powell is hoping the federal government will pick up the tab for some heating, ventilation and air conditioning upgrades at three city facilities. This year’s city budget … more

By CJ Baker | 1/17/23

Cody photographer Dawn Garrison talks about one of her photos with a couple of visitors Jan. 31 during a grand opening and awards ceremony for the inaugural NWC Photo Contest and Exhibition at the SinClair Gallery. Garrison finished second in the amateur category.

Northwest College holds inaugural Photography Competition and Exhibition

Northwest College boasts a top-notch photography program, complete with a studio, equipment and chances for students to travel to many locations around the world to take pictures. That has led to … more

By Zac Taylor | 2/9/23

Education leaders: We had no input on WDE strategic plan

CHEYENNE — While State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder said the state’s new plan for education reform was based upon “voices of thousands of education … more

By Jasmine Hall, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange | 5/25/23

Man faces 10-50 years in prison for multiple charges

Tylor Michael is being charged as a habitual criminal and has pleaded not guilty on charges of attempted strangulation of a household member, possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine), … more

By Braden Schiller | 5/5/22

Woman banned from Grand Teton for providing false info in search

JACKSON (WNE) — A former Jackson resident has been banned from Grand Teton National Park and ordered to pay restitution after park officials say she knowingly provided false information in the … more

6/14/22

Bighorn Canyon offers summer programs

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area has a fun mix of programs for July. Park officials are offering programs in geology, tours of the ranches, ranger programs and more that can be enjoyed in the … more

7/5/22