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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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Scotty Rae Hettinger prepares to line up a shot from his wheelchair while on a guided trip with the Wyoming Disabled Hunters as volunteer Myles Haines helps to decide on a target. Hettinger was one of 20 hunters with disabilities to be included in the group’s 2023 season.
In their father’s footsteps
Father and son Charlie and Brodie Ziska were preparing for the Saturday morning hunt well before sunup. It snowed the night before — the first real blast of winter. Their push down Southfork … more
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New grading guidelines see results
More Powell High School students are passing class and taking advantage of second chances this year. Powell High saw a 40% decrease in the number of courses being failed and roughly a 52% … more
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The Irrigation and Agriculture map is one of 12 GIS interactive maps available for viewing at the Park County Archives website.
County Archives add GIS maps
For Park County Archives Curator Brian Beauvais, a digital, interactive map is one of the best ways to share the vast stores of local history that surrounds him at the archives. “People … more
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Sunday fire left family without a home
In the wake of a Sunday fire, a Powell family is without a home. The fire broke out around 1:45 p.m., about a mile south of town off Wyo. Highway 295. Although members of the Powell Volunteer … more
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Beets are not yet frozen in the ground
Can mostly sunny days and rising temperatures save the remainder of the area sugar beet crop caught by last week’s freeze? Western Sugar Cooperative officials in the Lovell factory … more
Matt Hall
Cody mayor mulling run for Legislature
After two terms as Cody’s mayor, Matt Hall is considering a run for the Wyoming Legislature. Hall announced his interest in a statehouse seat during an appearance on KODI 1400 AM’s … more
Northwest Civic Orchestra performing concert on Nov. 4
The Northwest Civic Orchestra is scheduled to perform on Saturday, Nov. 4 at the Nelson Performing Arts Auditorium on the campus of Northwest College. The concert, titled “Take Flight,” … more
Ainsely McNeely, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area’s last artist-in-residence for the 2023 season, finished her residency last week after doing multiple plein air paintings.
Bighorn Canyon Artist In Residence program seeking applicants
The Bighorn Canyon Artist In Residence program started in 2014. Bighorn Canyon is excited to continue the program. Every year artists bring new perspectives and create amazing works. The park is … more
Commissioners, P&Z hope to finalize land use plan wording changes Tuesday
Park County Commissioners set themselves back a few months when they declined to certify a finalized Park County Land Use Plan in early October, but they’re close to clearing a big hurdle as … 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
Higuchi honored as pioneering Japanese American lawyer
Shirley Ann Higuchi, the chair of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, will be honored as a leader in the Japanese American legal community by the Asian American Legal Defense Education Fund … more
$68 million K-12 inflation adjustment heads to Gov. Gordon and Legislature
Nearly every fall, the Joint Appropriations Committee meets to finalize its annual K-12 inflation recommendation, signaling to Gov. Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Legislature the additional money the … more
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Legislative panel looks to preserve hemp while snuffing out delta-8 — again
Lawmakers will soon take a second pass at drafting legislation to ban hemp-derived products like delta-8 — which have similar intoxicating properties as marijuana — while preserving the … more
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Powell Police Department Chief Roy Eckerdt and Wyoming State Sen. Dan Laursen (R-Powell) speak with Gov. Mark Gordon during a mental health town hall event at Northwest College on Wednesday, Oct. 25. The event attracted mental health professionals from around the Big Horn Basin, as well as interested members of the general public.
Lifeline to those in crisis
Though Gov. Mark Gordon picked a lecture hall at Northwest College for his Wednesday Town Hall meeting focused on mental health issues — from funding to collaboration with local organizations … more
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One Health receives $2 million from state
State and federal officials recently awarded $2 million worth of grants to One Health, with most of the funds intended to help the organization move into a new building in Powell. One … more
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Sandra Frisby
Montana woman imprisoned after shoplifting $5K
A Billings woman who stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from the Cody Walmart has been ordered to serve three to five years in prison. Sandra R. Frisby, 36, received the sentence … more
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Entrepreneur workshop scheduled in Powell
A University of Wyoming entrepreneurship program will offer a chance for Big Horn Basin residents to seek advice and learn how to develop, market and launch new businesses in the area this coming … more
Members of the Powell Volunteer Fire Department work Sunday afternoon to extinguish a blaze in a garage off Wyo. Highway 295. They were able to keep the flames from reaching the attached home.
Garage and vehicles burn, home damaged in Sunday fire
A fire burned through a garage and two vehicles on Sunday afternoon in rural Powell, and the attached home suffered substantial smoke damage. more
Mia McMinn (left) sits at Cody High School’s CHS Wired news desk alongside Eliza Spencer and Kinsley Merritt. Alongside their peers, the students worked on two short films that tackled international and local issues. Both films were shown at the All American High School Film Festival in New York.
Student films make an impact, earn national and international recognition
Students at Cody High School have learned how to use their voice, some microphones and a couple cameras to make a difference both internationally and in their community. “Be grateful for … more
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