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Wyoming Supreme Court reinstates Cody attorney

After a disbarment that lasted more than six years, Cody attorney and former state legislator Sam Krone has been reinstated to the Wyoming State Bar. Krone’s law license had been suspended … more

By CJ Baker | 1/31/23

State education standards will undergo big changes in coming years

In the coming years, state standards will be undergoing substantial changes, said Jason Sleep, assistant superintendent of teaching and learning, during his annual report to the Park County School … more

By Braden Schiller | 4/13/23

Powell student graduates from Wyoming Connections Academy

Powell student Jaden Bear graduated from Wyoming Connections Academy on June 3 at Riley Arena in Cody. Wyoming Connections Academy is an online tuition-free program for K-12 students that has over … more

7/3/23

Upstage Dance Academy members perform a routine during last year’s Park County Fair. From left, Taylum Scheving, Sophia Scheving, Finley Karst, Hannah Perry, Danyka Light and Isabel Seddon.

Upstage Dance Academy returns for a third year

Upstage Dance Academy will be returning to the Park County Fair for its third consecutive year. This year, like last year, Upstage Dance Academy will be showing off 75 dancers on the Pepsi … more

By Braden Schiller | 7/25/23

Water and sewer variance sought for multi-family residential area

Tim and Gina Leonhardt are seeking a variance from the requirement for City of Cody public water and sewer so they can develop a multi-family residential area consisting of four duplexes on their … more

By Lucy Jane Crimm | 6/30/22

Powell Valley Recycling seeing better days

Recycling isn’t a strong revenue generator, so for the Powell Valley Recycling Center, operating in the black is good news. They’ve managed to keep in the black for a while now, after … more

By Kevin Killough | 7/21/22

Kathy Gaa, doctor of naturopathic medicine, wanting to give back to the community in a new way, hopes her store can help those in need of identifying which supplements are best for their body.

Supplementing the community

Tucked into a little corner of downtown Powell, the Mountain Rose Wellness Center & Store operated by Kathy Gaa, doctor of naturopathic medicine, has been known for providing relief for migraines … more

By Emma Johnson , Tribune intern | 12/7/23

Professor Eric C. Atkinson takes a blood sample from a common grackle while testing for diseases, research he is doing for his doctoral thesis.

Powell professor seeking answers to bird diseases

A shocking number of birds have disappeared from North America’s landscape. In Powell, there’s a dedicated scientist on the case. “Since 1970, North America has lost … more

By Mark Davis | 12/14/23

Representatives convene in the Wyoming State House chambers last year. This year’s budget session starts in February.

Latest forecast: $13.3M less available for state spending

CHEYENNE — In advance of the upcoming budget session, the Wyoming Legislature’s wallet to appropriate funds for budget requests is expected to shrink by $13.3 million. An updated … more

By Hannah Shields, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange | 1/16/24

Hanging new lights for Love Lights Ceremony

The Cody Fire Department assisted Cody Regional Health with hanging its new tree lights for its 28th Annual Love Lights Ceremony on Friday, Dec. 2 from 5-7 p.m. at the Spirit Mountain Hospice … more

10/13/22

NWC approves small rent hikes as on-campus housing grows

On campus housing has been growing again in popularity the last few years at Northwest College. The college saw an increase in occupancy of residence halls for the fall semester, with … more

By Zac Taylor | 3/7/24

CTD open house set for May 1

The Northwest College Center for Training & Development (CTD) is holding an open house on Wednesday, May 1, in its new location at the Powell Armory. The event will run from 4-6 p.m., and … more

4/25/24

From the left, Allison Morrison, Gracie Trotter, Lila Neves and Steven Stambaugh, along with (not pictured) Hannah Sears, Simon Shoopman and Owen Fink, are currently working on refining their Samsung Solve For Tomorrow entry which has been named a state finalist. The national winner will earn a $100,000 prize.

Powell students are state finalists in Samsung contest

What if a sensor could tell you when an animal is about to cross the road via a digital sign or convenient app? This is what a group of Powell High School students asked themselves when they … more

By Braden Schiller | 1/31/23

From left to right, NWC Vice President for Student Services Dee Havig, Student Senate President Tegan Lovelady and Interim Residence & Campus Life Director Lee Blackmore pose with the other ‘Dee’ cutouts after the ‘Havig Housing Office’ project was fully funded. The cutouts were used at a booth in the NWC Dining Hall to generate student excitement for the project. NWC Student Senate provided a match of $25,000, which achieved the $50,000 naming level.

Third annual NWC Giving Day breaks records

The Northwest College Foundation held its third annual Giving Day campaign Thursday, March 30, breaking the record for total dollars raised. During this 24-hour giving blitz, much of the excitement … more

4/13/23

Powell student makes South Dakota School of Mines Dean’s List

Powell student Jordan Morrison earned a spot on the Dean’s List at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology for the 2023 spring semester. To earn a spot on the Dean’s List students … more

7/3/23

Park County Clerk of District Court candidate sees youth as the future

Logan Christie, who currently works for the Park County Youth Services department, has filed to run for clerk of the District Court. Christie, a native of Cody, has worked for the county more than … more

By Eric Gill | 5/17/22

Powell’s last dry cleaners closing

Terry Kay Funke Schleich has been helping out at the family dry cleaning business, Funke’s Dry Cleaners, since she was 15 years old. For the last two decades, she has been more than … more

6/30/22

Powell City Council selects firm for airport master plan

The Powell City Council voted Monday to hire Kansas-based Coffman Associates to help develop an FAA-required master plan, following the recommendation of the airport board. The … more

By Kevin Killough | 7/21/22

Shoshone Municipal Water Joint Powers Board elects officers for coming year

At their recent annual meeting (Monday, July 11) the Shoshone Municipal Water Joint Powers Board elected as officers for the coming year: Jim Mentock (Northwest Rural Water District) chairman, Bryan … more

8/11/22

WYDOT reminds drivers on snowplow safety after three plows hit

CHEYENNE (WNE) — The Wyoming Department of Transportation reminds motorists to use caution when driving around snowplows this winter season. “We have already seen three snowplows hit … more

11/30/23