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NWC Foundation Board elects new members and officers

The Northwest College Foundation Board of Directors elected a new slate of officers and new directors at its Wednesday, Feb. 2, meeting. The officers include Shawn Warner of Powell as … more

4/28/22

Stephen Cornell (right) lines up a shot while his partner, Benjamin Hufft waits for his turn while preparing for the tournament. Hufft and Michael Kosmann won the Friday blind draw at the Powell American Legion Cornhole tournament Friday and Saturday.

Hundreds compete in American Legion Cornhole tournament

The inaugrual Powell American Legion Cornhole tournament, held at Heart Mountain Hall at the Park County Fairgrounds last weekend, drew hundreds of participants of all skill levels and … more

4/28/22

Mule deer bucks look to jump a fence while moving to a new field during a previous hunting season near Meeteetse. Chronic wasting disease affects bucks in some Wyoming hunt units nearly twice as much as their female counterparts, according to research done by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. White-tailed deer, elk, moose and pronghorn are also in danger of contracting the fatal disease.

CWD solutions may be tough pill to swallow

One by one, as Wyoming experts approached the podium at April’s Wyoming Game and Fish Commission meeting, it became apparent attempts to battle chronic wasting disease in the state are going to … more

By Mark Davis | 4/28/22

Powell Shoshone FFA poses during the state convention in Cheyenne April 6-9. Back row (from left); Victoria Beaudry, Madi Harvey, Allison Morrison, Shelby Carter, Brooke Bessler, Charlee Brence, Wyatt Heffington, Whitney Jones, Weston Reynolds, Jace Nordeen and Lilly Morrison. Front row (from left); Taylor Dye, Katie Beavers, Katie Morrison, Virginia Lohr, Abby Wambeke, Kathryn Brence, Emma Brence, Aramonie Brinkerhoff and Baylee Brence.

Powell-Shoshone students attend FFA State Convention

Powell-Shoshone students recently competed in the FFA State Convention in Cheyenne. At the convention April 6-9, Powell-Shoshone FFA was recognized as a chapter of innovation for strengthening … more

By Braden Schiller | 4/28/22

Guardian Flight Base Manager Joshua Campbell, front, and Lead Pilot Kevin Winters show off some features of the company’s H125 helicopter, which is based at Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody, to legislators during a membership signing ceremony last week.

Air ambulance network memberships available again

In the wake of a change in state law, AirMedCare Network is once again offering memberships to help Wyoming residents pay for emergency air ambulance services. Park County legislators and … more

By Kevin Killough | 4/28/22

Piatigorsky Foundation announces Wyoming spring tour concerts

After a long pause due to the pandemic, The Piatigorsky Foundation tours of Wyoming are officially back in person, with two tours taking place this spring. The Piatigorsky Foundation works to … more

4/28/22

The late photographer Charles Belden captured the history of what Wyoming ranch life was like. The Meeteetse Museums is looking to uncover more history on local ranches.

Meeteetse Museums seeks stories from area’s historic ranches

Starting next month and continuing through the summer, the Meeteetse Museums hopes to gather oral histories of the region’s ranches. “We are seeking any and all stories about ranches … more

4/28/22

Homeowners can get a return on investment only by modifying the exterior of their home.

Five exterior home upgrades that deliver a return on investment

StatePoint — Want to make some serious exterior home upgrades that improve your safety and comfort, add beauty to your home and deliver a return on your investment? Here are five projects that … more

4/28/22

Wyoming test scores during pandemic better than other states

Wyoming students fared better on standardized tests than peers in other states during the pandemic, possibly because they received more in-person schooling, a new study of 11 states … more

By Maya Shimizu Harris, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange | 4/28/22

Parents, students criticize school district over blackmail case

Parents who say their daughters were victims in a blackmail case involving a Burns High School student say the school district has been slow to respond to the incident, keeping the student in classes … more

By Hannah Black, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange | 4/28/22

Weekend storm dropped 19 inches of snow on Gillette

GILLETTE (WNE) — If April showers are meant to bring May flowers, what do April blizzards bring? This past weekend’s snowstorm was one of historic proportions, with Saturday having the … more

4/28/22

Five tips for organizing your home office

Family Features — When temperatures creep up again, it signals time for an annual tradition: spring cleaning. While big projects like windows are hard to overlook, don’t forget smaller … more

4/28/22

Warm colors and clean lines create an inviting environment in your home.

On-trend home designs for 2022

Family Features — A home design that blends multiple elements seamlessly can be both inviting and visually interesting. If you’re planning to upgrade your living space in 2022, consider … more

4/28/22

It’s important to set a budget for your home remodel in order to create your dream home without breaking the bank.

How to set a proper budget for your home remodel

Family Features — When you decide to renovate your home — whether to sell or make improvements for you and your family to enjoy — setting a budget can be a challenge. … more

4/28/22

There are many small alterations home owners can make to increase their home’s value.

Improve your home and its value

Family Features — Home upgrades happen for different reasons but enhancing your home’s curb appeal and value are often at the top of the list. These projects can make it easier to enjoy … more

4/28/22

3 tips for selecting the perfect home

(Family Features) — For those beginning the process of home buying, there are many factors to consider. Keep these ideas in mind as you conduct your search — whether it’s online or … more

4/28/22

Changing the color scheme of your home might turn it into the perfect escape from the outside world.

Four ways color can make your house a haven

(Family Features) — If ever there was a need to create a tranquil escape from the chaos of the world, the time is now. Converting your living space into a soul-soothing refuge may be easier … more

4/28/22

Bathrooms are a popular do-it-yourself option for home improvement.

Easy and affordable bathroom upgrades

(Family Features) — Long among the most popular areas for homeowners to undertake improvement projects, bathrooms can be some of the easiest rooms in the house to renovate without spending a … more

4/28/22

A wild pheasant forages in an agricultural field near Heart Mountain last week. The Wyoming Game’ and Fish Department euthanized their breeding stock of pheasant at the Sheridan bird farm last week after discovering wild birds in the area infected with communicable fatal avian influenza virus.

Sheridan bird farm depopulated

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department bird farm in Sheridan has euthanized its brood stock of pheasant out of an “abundance of caution” after officials discovered dead turkeys near their … more

By Mark Davis | 4/27/22

Cleanup crew: PHS boys’ soccer team helps clear debris

Rain and loose rocks led to a dangerous situation in the Wind River Canyon on Saturday night, as a rockslide blocked traffic in both directions. The Powell High School boys’ soccer team was … more

By Seth Romsa | 4/26/22