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Renowned fashion photographer Lindsay Adler will speak on Saturday, May 7, in the Nelson Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. Adler will speak about techniques and tools that photographers can use to enhance their photos.
Fashion photographer to speak at Northwest College on Saturday
The Photographic Communications program at Northwest College is pleased to present an evening with renowned fashion and beauty photographer Lindsay Adler. The special event, titled “From Good … more
Assessor calls for limits on property tax increases
As local property values continue to soar, Park County Assessor Pat Meyer thinks it’s time for state lawmakers to limit the tax increases that property owners can face each year. “We … more
NWC to honor paramedic nursing graduates
Northwest College will be holding a pair of special ceremonies on May 6 and May 13 to honor the 2022 graduates of the paramedic and nursing programs.   The Paramedic Coining Ceremony is … more
County attorney faces opponent for first time
After nearly two decades without an opponent, Park County Attorney Bryan A. Skoric will face Leda M. Pojman in the upcoming 2022 election. Pojman (R) announced she will file to run for Park County … more
NWC student Marissa Rosenbaum’s ‘Innocent Eyes’ is part of an exhibit from a field studies trip to the Dominican Republic. The exhibit will be on display in the SinClair Gallery through the summer.
NWC student exhibit from field studies trip
The Northwest College Photography Department is hosting an exhibition of students’ work from their recent field studies trip to the Dominican Republic. An opening reception will be held in the … more
Trump announces Casper rally
Former President Donald Trump will appear at a May 28 rally in Casper, he announced in a statement Monday.  The city has for months been discussed as a possible site for a Trump rally. But it … more
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Teacher’s assistant arrested for alleged abuse of student
A teacher’s assistant was arrested April 18 and charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult stemming from an October incident in which she allegedly beat a special education student with an ice … more
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Cindy Clancy attempts to lead Takoda, her spotted saddle horse, through a challenge at the Fly’n O Ranch during horsemanship training with Ron Ostrom. Clancy eventually was able to lead Takoda through the challenge with encouragement and patience.
Building trust between horse and rider
Cindy Clancy had successfully moved her spotted saddle horse, Takoda, through several challenges at the Fly’n O Ranch. But the horse wasn’t keen on moving through a large, green tarp … more
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The Willwood Dam diverts water from the Shoshone River into the Willwood Canal. Thanks to the extensive irrigation system flowing from Buffalo Bill Reservoir, of which Willwood Dam is part, area farmers still have a source of moisture even in drought conditions.
Recent rains are good, but more needed to lift Big Horn Basin out of drought
Spring rains are helping to quench a thirsty Wyoming, but it’s not quite enough to lift the state out of a drought. On top of high fertilizer and fuel prices, the drought is making 2022 a … more
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Proposed raises would make Park County School District 1 among the highest paying in the state
If proposed salary increases are approved, Park County School District 1 will become one of the top 10 paying school districts in the state. During the board’s April 12 discussion of the … more
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Nora Hart
Powell student recovering steadily from crash
High school student Nora Hart was taking a scenic detour home on April 23 — as she often enjoyed doing — when she became distracted by something and rolled her vehicle multiple times at … more
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Michigan artist Greg Constantine is pictured in front of a formation north of Cody he proposed naming after renowned painter Jackson Pollock, a Cody native.
Park County Commission reconsiders role naming Jackson Pollock summit
Park County commissioners revoked a previous motion to name a summit after Paul Jackson Pollock after finding out the landmark was on private property. Michigan artist Greg Constantine proposed … more
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Sheriff’s office to begin fundraising efforts
A charity created to support the Park County Sheriff’s Office and its employees will begin fundraising efforts this spring or summer to pay for projects including public safety improvements and … more
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Wyoming Arts Council is now accepting applications for fellowships
The Wyoming Arts Council is now accepting applications for fellowships in Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Creative Writing, and the Native Art Fellowship. Fellowships are open to Wyoming residents, and … more
A mother bison grazes closely to her young calf in Lamar Valley of Yellowstone Sunday afternoon. Young bison, commonly referred to as red dogs, are starting to appear on the landscape as a sign of spring.
Yellowstone to celebrate 150th anniversary
The 150th summer season of the world’s first national park kicks off this week. Xanterra Travel Collection, the largest park concessions management company in the United States, will host a … more
Jury finds four corner-crossing hunters not guilty of trespass
After fewer than two hours of deliberation Friday, a Carbon County jury found four Missouri hunters not guilty of trespassing for corner crossing at the Elk Mountain Ranch in 2021. The … more
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New Game and Fish laws and regulations
The 2022 Wyoming Legislature passed several bills that will make changes to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department laws and regulations. Many of these bills have an impact on the public, according to … more
Queen Bee LLC Issues Voluntary Recall of Various Candy Products
On April 28, 2022, Lovell-based Queen Bee LLC issued a voluntary recall of candy products purchased within the last year. The voluntary recall impacts a variety of honey caramel candy products and … more
Snake River flows start slow and steady, with Jackson Lake unlikely to fill
In a departure from customary practice, federal water managers have begun increasing the flow of the Snake River from Jackson Lake Dam and plan to maintain that flow consistently throughout the … more
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University of Wyoming to offer inmate degrees
In 1994, former President Bill Clinton passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, often considered the most far-reaching crime law in U.S. history.  The act ended Pell Grants … more
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