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Dr. Lawrence Todd
Kills, Camps and Mountain Landscapes: Records of the last 11,000 years of bison in northwestern Wyoming
Records of human predation and use of bison in the Big Horn Basin and Absaroka Mountains begins with the spectacular evidence provided by the Horner Site near Cody, which provides clues to hunting … more
Westside Elementary School third grade student Briar Robertson closes her eyes while practicing her flutter kick. She is guided by Powell High School senior Aubree Fisher. From Feb. 7-22, Powell High School students lent their time on Wednesdays and Thursdays to help with physical education teacher Luke Robertson’s swim unit.
Swim lessons
For three weeks every Wednesday and Thursday in February, roughly 20 Powell High School students taught 55 Westside Elementary School third graders everything from how to blow bubbles to how to use … more
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Some of Stillwater Hospice staff pose for a photo in their Bent Street office. From the left are RoxAnne Arnett, executive director Gerri Ackley, office manager Teecee Barrett and nurse case manager Robbin Pollock.
Home health care businesses and hospice care see need in Powell
Beginning in 2018 three businesses have moved offices into Powell that offer in-home health related services including Mel’s Helping Hands, Hyland Nursing Services and Stillwater Hospice, a … more
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Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) give virtual remarks at the state’s first annual federal funding summit in Sheridan on June 14, 2023.
State trains cities, counties to apply for federal funds
Wyoming’s top elected officials disagree with Biden administration spending policies, but say they still want their constituents to get a fair share of the unprecedented federal grant money … more
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Park County Commissioner Lloyd Thiel volunteers to move dirt to help prepare the new take-out point on the Shoshone River south of Powell. The project is sponsored by the Park County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative.
Powell boat launch construction underway
Construction of a boat takeout point near Powell that will allow for better access to water sports on the Shoshone River is underway, giving the recently chartered Park County Outdoor Recreation … more
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Area students make University of Wyoming Provost’s Honor Roll
The University of Wyoming lists 20 students from Park County on the 2023 spring semester Provost’s Honor Roll. The Provost’s Honor Roll consists of undergraduates who have completed at … more
Water crisis top priority for Rawlins
For nearly a week in March, Rawlins residents were not able to drink city water. School was canceled and businesses closed. Fire suppression was compromised, and while the city was able to meet the … more
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Five steps to detoxify your body naturally
(Family Features) — As you prepare your mind and body for the warmer months, you may be interested in detoxification as a way of cleansing and eliminating toxins. A typical detoxification … more
Homesteader Museum set to host gallery exhibit, birthday celebration
The Homesteader Museum is set to open the gallery exhibit Soul Nourishment in the Powell Valley, highlighting the First Five Churches in Powell, from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday. The exhibit highlights … more
The Wyoming Department of Transportation recently began work on the replacement of two culverts on U.S. Highway 20 between Thermopolis and Worland. Legislators are working to get more many for the state agency, which is facing a $400 million shortfall.
Lawmakers work to increase WYDOT revenue in face of $400M shortfall
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Department of Transportation faces a shortfall in revenue of around $400 million each year, and the state is digging through the couch to find ways to increase revenue … more
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Nathan Undem walks his steer around the sale ring during the 2022 Park County Junior Livestock sale.
Park County Junior Livestock Sale enjoys strong year after previous record-breaking sale
The Junior Livestock Sale, the culminating event for youth who worked tirelessly to get their animals ready to show, closed Saturday with a gross of $618,536. The amount is less than last … more
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Republicans search for independent candidate to challenge Gray
Moderate Republicans across the state are searching for an independent candidate to run in the general election for secretary of state.   Sources told the Wyoming Tribune Eagle the desire … more
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A mule deer buck crests a ridge near Skull Creek while chasing does during the species’ rut last week. The Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce is nearing the end of its 18-month course and will meet for the final time in December.
Wildlife task force prepares for final report
R iding the line between wanting to do what is needed to keep Wyoming wildlife managers well-funded and yet not dramatically increasing fees for resident hunters, the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce is … more
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Pictured from left, Cristina DeLeon, PMF board member, Dr. Adam Childers, Gary Mills, Moyer Foundation board member, Cheryl Elliott, Moyer Foundation board member, Amy Wells, PMF executive director, Mindy Christensen, Moyer Foundation board member, Kaitlyn Long and Maureen Walsh, PMF board member. Sitting, RayAnn Hessenthaler, Mitch Roselli, PMF board member, and Nichole Gutierrez.
Moyer Foundation donates to hospital
Hospital patients in multiple departments will have comfy resting spots thanks to a local foundation. The Moyer Community Foundation recently gave a grant of $30,000 that helped purchase 25 new … more
Northwest College President Lisa Watson (center) speaks during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new student center Monday, while, from left, Wyoming Community College Commission Executive Director Sandy Caldwell, and NWC trustees Denise Laursen, John Housel and Larry Todd look on.
NWC breaks ground on building phase of new student center
Northwest College President Lisa Watson marked the ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony for the new student center as a transition — from demolition to building. Board members, … more
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Chad Eagleton has raised or rescued 29 Budgerigar Parakeets which he has begun adopting out to fund private educational grants for people wishing to pursue a mental health care career.
Using birds so mental health care education can take flight
Chad Eagleton said he has always enjoyed caring for animals. On this particular day dogs play outside, fish swim in tanks spread across the house and Eagleton sits in his den where 29 Budgerigar … more
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Juan Marquez Jr.
Man facing multiple felonies after spending a year at large
After roughly a year on the run, a Powell man has been brought back to Park County to face allegations that he strangled a teenager in 2022 and felony drug charges from 2021. Prosecutors say … more
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New harmful cyanobacterial bloom recreational use advisories
A harmful cyanobacterial bloom (HCB) recreational use Bloom Advisory was issued for Buffalo Bill Reservoir on Friday, one of the latest appearances in the state to be recorded. The bloom was … more
From the left, Junior Michael Ray and Jamie Lee of Crazy Mountain Productions start the process of filming B-roll for their film ‘Re-Ride.’
Powell to represent fictional town for new film
In the movie world, Powell is now Dean, Wyoming, according to Jamie Lee and Junior Michael Ray’s film studio Crazy Mountain Productions. Filmmakers Lee and Ray are currently gathering B-roll … more
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New self-monitoring blood pressure program available in Wyoming
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is targeting high blood pressure with a new, free program that includes blood pressure self-monitoring, education and other support. Known as the Healthy … more
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