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The monologues show features many of the powerful and persuasive women who helped shape Cody and will complete its final summer season at the Center of the West.

Final three performances of ‘The Cody Monologues’ coming to Center of the West

CODY — Studio Theatre at CCPA will present the final three performances of “Famous & Infamous Women of the West: The Cody Monologues” at the Buffalo Bill Center of … more

6/20/23

This male was captured on a dash camera breaking into a vehicle in the 1900 block of Cody’s 15th Street around 1 a.m. Monday. Cody police are asking anyone with information about the person or incident to get in touch with the department.

One vehicle stolen, others burglarized in Cody crime spree

Cody police are asking for the public’s help after a thief, or thieves, stole one vehicle and broke into several others early Monday morning. Police logs indicate more than eight vehicles were … more

By CJ Baker | 6/29/23

Meeteetse Senior Center to stay open after almost having to close

A flood of community support has enabled the Meeteetse Senior Center, at risk of closure due to a lack of funds, to be able to stay open for at least the next year. Center board chair Bill … more

By Zac Taylor | 8/22/23

Cody student named to Aurora University Dean’s List

Cody graduate Anna Brenner was named to the Aurora University Dean’s List for the 2023 semester. To earn a spot on the Dean’s List students must be enrolled full-time as undergraduate … more

8/29/23

A hiker makes his way down the ‘old dam road’ for a view below the Buffalo Bill Dam. Prepare for hikes this summer by packing the right equipment, including a first-aid kit, sun protection, extra clothing, insect repellent and a compass. It’s also important to check the weather forecast and watch for signs of grizzlies when in bear country.

Preparing for safe summer fun

After a long, cold winter in northwest Wyoming, there’s no time to waste getting to the plethora of local places to play in the Big Horn Basin. It doesn’t matter if your plans include … more

By Mark Davis | 5/27/22

Kinzee Riedinger holds on to her 14-year-old dog Cummins. Kinzee and Cummins have always had a special bond — the courageous canine was originally her sister’s but after helping to save Kinzee from a dog attack he hasn’t left the determined dancer.

Dancing through adversity

Between the ages of 7 and 8, Kinzee Riedinger had to learn to find her rhythm again. Eventually she figured out if she put her back to the wall or her feet firmly on the ground she could feel … more

By Braden Schiller | 11/7/23

A cow tends to her calf. Weaning is an important step for both calves and producers.

Preparing for weaning

Spring calving cow-calf producers are approaching weaning time, which can be a stressful time for both calves and producers. How a producer manages calves prior, during and after weaning can have a … more

By Alex Orozco, University of Wyoming Extension educator | 9/23/22

A view from the southeast corner of the property off Wyo. Highway 294, facing west, shows part of the area at the edge of a massive tract of BLM land where an events center will be built after being approved by Park County commissioners.

County approves permit for small event space

A new event space is set to be built off Wyo. Highway 294 on the edge of Badger Basin. Park County commissioners Tuesday unanimously approved a special use permit for the minor commercial … more

By Zac Taylor | 9/27/22

Jerry Hill, manager at Rock Creek Ranch near Clark, guides Leroy, the famous steer, across the creek with the family Christmas tree on its back. The 12-foot tree looks small compared to the 1,700-pound, 17.1-hand tall steer.

The holiday Holstein

At the Rock Creek Ranch in the Clarks Fork Canyon, Leroy, the nearly 1-ton ranch “mooscot,” still has free run of the iconic ranch land. And now he has developed a taste for … more

By Mark Davis | 12/15/22

Powell Christian School sent out Flat Stanleys to family and friends as well as Gov. Mark Gordon last semester. Gordon sent the student back a letter as well as photos of Flat Stanley accompanying Gordon and his wife around the state’s capitol.

Flat Stanleys make friends all across the country

Students of Powell Christian School enthusiastically received their good friend Flat Stanley after his multiple trips to Gov. Mark Gordon, U.S. Sen. John Barrasso and even a trip to Australia. … more

By Braden Schiller | 1/19/23

Rep. Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (R-Cody) is sponsoring legislation that would prevent Wyoming’s towns, cities and counties from banning or putting undue restrictions on rodeos and other events/businesses that involve working animals.

Bill aimed at protecting rodeo advances in House

A Cody lawmaker’s effort to protect rodeos and similar events from animal rights activists cleared a House committee on a unanimous vote last week, overcoming some concerns about unintended … more

By CJ Baker | 2/7/23

Lucy Edgell shows off her catch during a past Kids’ Fishing Day at Homesteader Park. The popular event returns to Powell’s fishing pond on Saturday, June 3.

Powell Rec offering slew of summer activities for all ages

From sports lessons to kids’ camps, the Powell Recreation District’s broad lineup of programs offers little excuse to spend the summer on the couch. Over the coming months, … more

By CJ Baker | 5/26/23

Gordon calls proposed BLM conservation rule ‘boneheaded’

CHEYENNE (WNE) — On Thursday, Gov. Mark Gordon provided testimony to the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources regarding the Bureau of Land Management’s Conservation and Landscape … more

6/20/23

Mometrix a toolbox for success in Wyoming

GoWYLD digital resources from the Wyoming State Library now include Mometrix eLibrary, a test preparation tool. For all Wyoming residents with a library card Mometrix eLibrary provides a free toolbox … more

6/29/23

Trustees renew NWC President Watson’s contract with 2% raise

As Northwest College prepares for the start of another school year, the school’s leader continues to settle in for the long haul. The Northwest College Board of Trustees reaffirmed their … more

8/22/23

Wyoming Humanities opens new round of statewide grants, up to $10,000

Non-profit organizations across the state can apply for a new round of grants of up to $10,000 through Wyoming Humanities. Wyoming Crossroads Grants are part of an initiative to apply … more

8/29/23

Westside Elementary fourth grade students learn a variety of sports including table tennis, golf, high jump and fencing from the fifth grade class on May 13.

Westside fifth graders teach schoolmates unconventional sports

Westside Elementary’s fifth graders took over the school grounds to teach fourth graders new ways to stay active the morning of May 13. With the supervision of teachers and family members, … more

By Braden Schiller | 5/27/22

Barrasso, Lummis lead effort to increase supply, decrease cost of housing in Wyoming

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sens. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) and Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) joined U.S. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) in reintroducing the Helping Open Underutilized Space to Ensure Shelter … more

11/7/23

Nathanael Rhodes holds up a freshly picked beet in his family’s greenhouse; he picked one for dinner and two more for snacks, of course.

Nothing can stop Nathanael Rhodes’ love for the farm

Nathanael Rhodes, a local 9-year-old, has a lot going on. In his first year at the Park County Fair his poultry won first premium, next summer he will show a goat, and in the meantime he helps his … more

By Braden Schiller | 9/23/22

County commissioners last week approved a bid for four new Park County Sheriff's Office pickup trucks, which are estimated to take eight months to arrive. The county has yet to receive four trucks it ordered the year before.

County approves bid for four new deputy vehicles

Park County policy dictates that emergency vehicles be traded in at 85,000 miles. “We can’t do that,” sheriff Scott Steward told county commissioners last Tuesday. … more

By Zac Taylor | 9/27/22