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View of a closed section of boardwalk on Geyser Hill, near Old Faithful, stretching between Sponge Geyser and Doublet Pool.  Doublet Pool is at the right side of the image.  A small feature just to the left of, and slightly beyond, Doublet Pool started to splash hot water onto the boardwalk in early June.

Light earthquake month, but geysers remain dynamic

June was somewhat of a slow month for earthquakes in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, with only 78 measurable tremblers in the month of June. The largest earthquake last month was a 2.8 quake on … more

By Mark Davis | 7/13/23

This year’s speaker at the annual Buffalo Feast is Jason Baldes, a member of the Eastern Shoshone tribe. His passion is tribal bison restoration, and he has worked tirelessly to restore conservation buffalo to tribes across North America.

Annual Buffalo Feast at Northwest College Nov. 30

The Native Ways student club at Northwest College will be hosting the 27th Annual Buffalo Feast on Thursday, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. in the Yellowstone Conference Center. The feast includes bison, roasted … more

11/7/23

The Magic of Elliott Hunter at the Park County Libraries

The Park County Libraries are excited to host three 30-minute demonstrations by the current reigning Magic Master Summit International Champion, Elliott Hunter. The Magic of Ellliott Hunter is sure … more

8/4/22

Some improvement in precipitation

While there is still not enough snow to ski Park County slopes, there has been some improvement in needed precipitation in area basins. The state’s current snow/water equivalent is at 82% of … more

By Mark Davis | 1/23/24

Lawmakers asked to provide funding for new senior center

Plans for a new Powell Senior Center suffered a blow last month, when state leaders declined to award a $4 million grant to the project. But things may be looking up: A bill introduced in the Wyoming … more

By CJ Baker | 1/26/23

In dognapping case, Cody man guilty of aggravated assault

A Cody man has been convicted of aggravated assault for threatening to use a pistol in an altercation that reportedly stemmed from a botched attempt to steal a dog. According to evidence presented … more

By CJ Baker | 3/2/23

Students from Powell and Cody traveled to the state Capitol to observe the legislative session with Christian organization TeenPact. Students spent one week in the Capitol where they were able to see the importance of state government, meet with legislators and participate in interactive learning opportunities.

Powell students explore the political realm

Two Powell students recently got the opportunity to observe the political process in ways most don’t get the chance to see. Powell High School senior Owen Fink served as a page in the … more

By Braden Schiller | 3/16/23

PHS grad earns aerospace degree

Colin Queen, a 2020 Powell High School graduate, earned a Bachelors of Science in aerospace and aviation science on April 28 from Southern Utah University. He also graduated Summa Cum Laude, … more

5/11/23

Wyoming gas prices down by nearly 3 cents in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) —- Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 2.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.57 per gallon on Monday, according to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 494 … more

7/13/23

On a weekday evening, Brynn Hillman works to fill an order of macarons in her family’s kitchen. Last year, she began selling her baked goods online. She exhibits a high degree of professionalism in ensuring the recipes come out just right for her customers.

How Brynn Hillman turned a fun baking hobby into a business

There’s a perfectionist energy Brynn Hillman pours into each baked-goods order she fills. Hillman, a sophomore at Powell High School, is a stand-out runner on the school’s track … more

By Kevin Killough | 5/10/22

Man played dead, lived to tell about grizzly bear attack

He resides in Buffalo, New York, but the victim in last week’s grizzly bear attack near Meeteetse may be more familiar with Wyoming’s high country than just about any other … more

By Nathan Oster, Greybull Standard Via Wyoming News Exchange | 7/12/22

NWC celebrating International Education Week with series of lunch events

Northwest College will celebrate International Education Week from Nov. 13-17 with a series of lunch events each day. All five will feature the cuisine of different countries represented among … more

11/7/23

Wyoming Jade cabochons in silver and gold settings made by Gary Olson will be on display at the Shoshone Rock Club’s show Aug. 12-13 in Powell. Olson is the president of the club.

Powell club returns to rock roots

The Shoshone Rock Club will host a gem and mineral show next week — the first in about a quarter century. The event returns to Powell for the first time since the late 90s on Aug. 12 and 13 at … more

By Mark Davis | 8/4/22

Members of the Northwest College Criminal Justice Club pose for a photo with representatives from the Powell Police Department, Cody Police Department, Park County Sheriff's Office and Big Horn County Sheriff's Office during a Tuesday event recognizing Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

Law enforcement celebrated at NWC event

Police officers, sheriff’s deputies and dispatchers from Park and Big Horn counties were feted on Tuesday at Northwest College. Hosted by NWC’s Criminal Justice Club, the Law … more

By CJ Baker | 1/11/24

Gordon shares his hopes for what property tax bills should accomplish — and avoid

Gov. Mark Gordon generally doesn’t comment on legislation until it reaches his desk, but during an address last week, he offered some insight on what he wants to see — and avoid — … more

By Zac Taylor | 1/23/24

District's revamped book policy nears first reading

Following months of collaboration, a committee assembled to revamp Park County School District 1’s book policy is near to sending the policy to the board for first reading. On the … more

By Braden Schiller | 1/26/23

A mountain lion isn’t happy to be treed in a photo by Wyoming large carnivore biologist Luke Ellsbury. A new law will allow resident hunters to train their dogs longer during the big cat season.

Hunting dogs get to run in new state law

Legislation allowing mountain lion hunters to continue to train their dogs afield after harvest limits are met was signed Monday by Gov. Mark Gordon. The bill, Senate File 178, authorizes the … more

By Mark Davis | 3/2/23

In Cody drug case, informant alleged to be supplier

Earlier this year, Tucker Wirfel helped investigators gather evidence against a suspected meth distributor in Cody. Under the supervision of agents with the Wyoming Division of Criminal … more

By CJ Baker | 3/16/23

Still time to register for NWC summer music camp

After a three year hiatus, the Yellowstone Summer Music Camp hosted by the Northwest College Music Department returns this summer. “We are excited to see the return of our Yellowstone … more

5/11/23

Colorado man dies, bus driver airlifted in Sunday morning crash

GILLETTE (WNE) — A 25-year-old Colorado man died and a bus driver was airlifted for treatment after a head-on crash Sunday morning south of Wright. Campbell County Coroner Paul Wallem said … more

7/13/23