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NWC Giving Day arrives March 21-22
Northwest College Giving Day returns for its fourth consecutive year on Thursday, March 21, giving alumni and supporters an opportunity to contribute to the immediate goals and long-term future of … more
Sens. Barrasso, Lummis and Rep. Hageman fight to keep mail processing facilities in Wyoming
Washington, D.C. — This week, U.S. Sens. John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis and Rep. Harriet Hageman, (all R-Wyo.), sent a letter to United States Postal Service Postmaster General Louis DeJoy … more
Website provides up-to-date info on Budget Session 
CHEYENNE — Wyoming residents are encouraged to use the Wyoming Legislature’s website to track legislation and participate in policymaking during the 2024 Budget Session. The web address … more
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon speaks during his state of the state speech Feb. 12 in the House Chambers at the Wyoming State Capitol Building.
Tensions simmer after Wyoming Freedom Caucus kills committee bills to start session
The far-right faction broke with a long-held legislative tradition of ushering in committee bills since they cost the state extra time and money. It was just day two of Wyoming’s 2024 budget … more
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Bridge work begins north of Thermopolis
A $6.97 million highway improvement and fence replacement project has started on U.S. Highway 20/Wyo. Highway 789 north of Thermopolis. The Thermopolis North project is between mileposts 133.4 … more
Military veteran and Sheridan Police Department Cpl. Nevada Krinkee bows his head during a full minute of silence at the 9/11 ceremony at Sheridan Fire-Rescue Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021. Krinkee was killed in the line of duty Tuesday while attempting to serve a trespass warning.
Community mourns loss of Sgt. Nevada Krinkee
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Police Department staff and the Sheridan community is mourning the death of Sgt. Nevada Krinkee, who was shot and killed while attempting to serve a trespass warning on a … more
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A few hundred City of Powell residents have been moved from Ward 3 to Ward 1 to more equally spread out the city’s population. As shown between the new map (first image) and the old map (second image), the change only affects those living in the central and northeastern sections of town.
Powell adjusts its wards to provide more equal representation
Population data suggests residents in the southern and eastern portions of Powell have been underrepresented on the city council in recent years, but that will change with the upcoming election. … more
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Northwest College President Lisa Watson (left) watches as CTD administrator Christi Greaham tells assembled board of trustees and staff about the new simulators available at the armory.
College settling into armory building
Northwest College has been running classes in the Powell armory building for about a month now and, CTD administrator Christi Greaham said, they're already using just about all of the 13,729 square … more
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Wapiti hunter to pay $15K for mistakenly killing grizzly
A local black bear hunter who mistakenly killed a grizzly last spring must pay $15,000 in restitution and is barred from hunting over the next year. At a Wednesday hearing in Park County Circuit … more
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Drag races, celebrity cornhole coming to Powell this summer
If all goes according to plan, the Powell Municipal Airport will host not just one drag race this summer, but an entire series. Drag racing recently became a part of the annual Wings ’N … more
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Powell Middle School’s new speech and debate team is off to a strong start after sweeping the interpretation category at a Worland tournament in January. From left, Abigail Curdy, Charlotte Seddon, Leora Graham (holding a photo of her partner Talon Grau), Natalie Warner, Reina Hansen, Beth Black and Morra Jessup.
Powell Middle School speech and debate team performs well at first tournament
In their first year, Powell Middle School’s new speech and debate students swept the interpretation category in their first tournament in Worland on Jan. 20. The students began polishing … more
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Levi Rogers, of Powell, receives feedback from adjunct music professor Morgan Grover during the 49th annual Showalter Festival at Northwest College. This year’s festival featured 276 students.
Eight area middle school students named outstanding performers at festival
At Northwest College’s 49th annual Showalter Festival on Feb. 3, eight students earned the title of outstanding performer, including two from Powell. Outstanding performers Hayden Peters … more
Kim Stewart leads her Latin class at Veritas Academy, a Classical Christian academy in Cody. The school which is in its 10th year originally had four students and now boasts 74.
Classical Christian school in Cody is in its 10th year
A decade ago four Park County mothers gathered together in a living room to figure out the best option for their children’s education.  These parents were not interested in … more
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The Powell Medical Foundation’s annual Mardi Gras fundraiser has expanded this year due to increased interest after the event sold out last year.
Mardi Gras fundraiser returns to fairgrounds
The Powell Medical Foundation is adding an extra table to this year’s festive fundraiser, because last year all 250 seats were filled. This year there are 260 seats available for the Mardi … more
Powell Middle School 2023 fall honor roll
Powell Middle School has released the fall honor roll roster for the 2023-2024 academic year. To qualify for the honor roll students must fit into one of three GPA ranges, 4.0, 3.5-3.99, or 3.0-3.49. … more
Wolves wander through the northern part of Yellowstone National Park. A recent effort to regain federal protections for the species was denied by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service calling further protections ‘not warranted.’
Conservation groups suing over gray wolf decision
After the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined calls for the return of gray wolf protections under the Endangered Species Act were not warranted, announcing their decision Feb. 2, 10 … more
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Northwest College and MSU Billings form Yellowstone Consortium as part of new UISFL Grant
As part of an ongoing partnership through the Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Languages (UISFL) Faculty Grant, Montana State University Billings and Northwest College have joined with … more
UW launches eight fully online bachelor’s degree programs
Opportunities to earn fully online degrees from the University of Wyoming will increase significantly starting this fall. UW online bachelor’s degrees are now available to first-time … more
Wyoming Humanities awards thousands in grant dollars to organizations across the state
The Buffalo Bill Memorial Association was one of seven nonprofit organizations throughout the state to receive significant grants from Wyoming Humanities. Wyoming Crossroads Grants are part of … more
Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly nets Yellowstone Lake cutthroat trout for tagging in August 2023.
Studies: Climate change, lake trout could impede Yellowstone Lake cutthroat recovery indefinitely
Judging by the high watermarks on bridge pilings, Todd Koel, lead fisheries biologist for Yellowstone National Park, has witnessed Yellowstone Lake water levels fall by as much as 6 to 8 feet during … more
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