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Several familiar faces were welcomed back to the Powell City Council on Monday night, along with one newcomer. Mayor John Wetzel, Ward 1 Councilman Geoff Hovivian and Ward 2 Councilman Floyd … more
In making his motion for a new chairman Tuesday during the first meeting of the year, Commissioner Scott Mangold said he wanted, in part, to give Chair Dossie Overfield a chance to vote more, as the … more
While the demand for the services from the Powell Senior Center continues to grow, federal and state funding was reduced by $70,643 for the current year. All senior centers in the state were affected … more
During Sam Mihara’s first talk about the Japanese American incarceration to a group of Justice Department lawyers, only three had heard of Fred Korematsu, the civil rights icon who … more
The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation will conduct a series of Japanese cultural events as part of its winter program series starting Jan. 25 and led by Haruka Takaku, the center’s Japan … more
A new bill coming through this year’s legislative session would amend the state’s animal cruelty statute to specify that predatory animals must be killed immediately if they’re … more
Wyoming Game and Fish Department personnel had another busy year keeping aquatic invasive species out of the state. In 2024, Game and Fish inspected 78,157 watercraft, the most since the AIS … more
CODY — The Cody hospital now has a new way for local mothers to support those in need. Cody Regional Health’s Women’s Health and Nursery recently announced the opening of a … more
Just north of Alliance, Nebraska, along Highway 87, stands a replication of Stonehenge, England's ancient mystical alignment of stones that chart the sun and the moon phases. Both locations are … more
In the days and months leading up to a fatal July 4 shootout in Yellowstone National Park, federal prosecutors say Samson “Lucas” B. Fussner sent signals that he was planning “pro … more
After roughly two years of using the Heart Mountain Hall kitchen to prepare food for its students, Northwest College is ready to cook and serve food in the new student center with the start of the … more
Many of the recent changes at the Powell Police Department have taken place “under the hood,” but some much more visible ones are on the way. With the blessing of the Powell City … more
Powell High School sophomore Austin Sears accomplished something that long time band director John Fabela has not seen in his over a decade and a half tenure at Powell High School. Sears has … more
Due to Thursday being the National Day of Mourning for Jimmy Carter, the second Powell Tribune edition of the week will be mailed out Friday. more
The Park County Clerk’s Office is offering a free new program that can alert citizens when a document is filed in their name. In cooperation with the Park County commissioners and the … more
CHEYENNE (WNE)  — On the opening day of the 119th Congress, U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman introduced her first bill of the new session, the First Amendment Accountability Act, described in a … more
CHEYENNE —   The restored state capitol building has received updated designation as a historic landmark. The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office recently announced the U.S. … more
The inaugural University of Wyoming Leadership Academy came to a successful conclusion last month, with participating students delivering final presentations addressing key industries and challenges … more
CHEYENNE — A citizen-led initiative to slash property taxes for qualified Wyoming homeowners by 50% was certified Friday by Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray to appear on the 2026 general … more
LARAMIE — As many Wyoming residents know firsthand, the introduction of invasive weed species like cheatgrass, medusahead and Palmer amaranth poses a growing threat to the state’s … more
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