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Jackson’s Rebecca Griebel Accepts Walk-on Spot at Cornell
Jackson Hole graduate Rebecca Griebel is continuing with track and field as a walk-on at Cornell University. Griebel qualified in three individual events at the 2024 state track meet in Casper last May. She finished fourth place in the 4A triple jump. She also ran the 200 meters and was in the long jump.
#RivertonBiz: Countryside Veterinary Services opening soon
“#rivertonbiz, shares the stories of local movers and shakers of our Fremont County economy.“. (Riverton, WY)—Countryside Veterinary Services plans to open this month and provide progressive and advanced technology while maintaining compassionate and personalized one-on-one veterinary care for small animal and equine patients. It is owned and operated by...
Urban Thistle Farm in Casper Hosting Community Work Days Aug. 16-17
After breaking ground in June 2024, the Urban Thistle Farm & Market is ready to start building the infrastructure of their vision. The former North Casper Elementary School site is a 4-acre property that has sat empty for nearly 10 years–"holding the promise of a bright future quietly in its emptiness" stated the owners, Casper Housing Authority (CHA), who purchased the property from the Natrona County School District.
Get Ready: Friends of the Natrona County Public Library Book Sale Set for September
It is time to mark those calendars as the fall 2024 "Friends of the Natrona County Public Library" book sale is just a little over a month away. The official Natrona County Library Facebook shared a post that read:. Are you guys ready for the next book sale? Check out...
White Gloves Tour at Kendrick Mansion
The second ‘White-Gloves Tour’ at the Trail End State Historic was held on August 14. Sharie Shada, Site Superintendent, lead the special after-hours tour of the Kendrick Mansion, which gave guests the opportunity to step behind the plexiglass barriers and into spaces not normally open to the public.
Ivinson/15th Street Intersection To Reopen For Move-In Day At UW
The intersection of 15th Street and Ivinson Avenue, which has been closed for several months, is slated to reopen on Friday, Aug. 16 for the University of Wyoming move-in day. That's according to a post on the University of Wyoming website. According to the post, the intersection has been closed since March 7 for the "installation of deep utility infrastructure for UW’s housing project and construction of a new roundabout that has transformed the intersection near the heart of campus."
SNAPPED: Mule deer fawn learns to cross river
KELLY, Wyo. — A mother mule deer teaches her fawn how to cross rapidly moving river water while navigating the Gros Ventre River bed. Buckrail photographer Nick Sulzer witnessed the mother-fawn duo outside of Kelly on Monday, Aug. 12. Spots on the young deer’s coat indicate that it is...
Forty-eight hit river for third Blueway Trail float
Forty-eight people and one dog gathered in Basin Saturday for the Big Horn River Blueway Trail Float. One of those taking to the river was WYDOT District Engineer Pete Hallsten, who summed up the event with one word: “Groovy.”. “The Bighorn River Blueway project was born out of a...
Soldier puts his life on hold, Jenkins included in historic deployment
Skylar Jenkins, a 2021 Newcastle High School graduate, recently deployed with his Wyoming National Guard unit to the Middle East. The occasion was historic, for the entire Second Battalion, 300th Field Regiment, of which Jenkins is a member, deployed together for the first time in 70 years. The last deployment of the entire battalion was for the Korean War.
“Bruise-A-Palooza” set to happen this weekend
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - August 17 & 18 sees Cheyenne Roller Derby’s “Bruise-A-Palooza”, a flat track Roller Derby. While Roller Derby is a full contact sport, Iesha Bloom, skater who goes by “Candy Strikeher” says that everything is safe, and fun. Bloom says...
Lander Wells and Transmission Pipeline Project likely delayed until 2026 due to increased costs, city staff says
The City of Lander has decided to wait to apply for funding from the Wyoming Water Development Commission for the planned Lander Wells and Transmission Pipeline Project, municipal staff said this week. “We ended up punting our wells project for right now,” Public Works Director Lance Hopkin told the Lander...
County pledges $3 million to Hoback water system
JACKSON, Wyo. — Water quality was the hot topic at the recent Teton County Board of County Commissioners meeting with the Board voting unanimously to approve a petition for the formation of the Elk Refuge Water District and to commit up to $3 million to build a water system in Hoback.
Fed Chair Powell to headline next week's Jackson Hole meet
(Reuters) -Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to deliver remarks on the economic outlook next Friday, the first full day of the Kansas City Fed's annual economic symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The annual gathering of global central bankers offers Powell a chance to give an updated assessment of the U.S. economic trajectory and the outlook for monetary policy, midway between the central bank's July and September policymaking meetings. Last month he said that if inflation and the labor market continues to cool, an interest rate cut could be on the table at the Fed's next meeting.
Community Safety Network offers free trauma healing nature walk, Aug. 17
JACKSON, Wyo. — The Community Safety Network (CSN) will host a free event connecting survivors of trauma to the healing powers of nature and movement on the morning of Saturday, August 17. Rosa Sanchez, CSN’s Director of Client Services, Abby Richardson, CSN’s Advocate and Outreach Coordinator and a Camina...
Harrison Waylee on the Mend After Wednesday Knee Surgery
LARAMIE -- Harrison Waylee was a little "loopy" Wednesday after undergoing a scope on his right knee. Wyoming's running back was injured early in last Saturday's scrimmage. Jay Sawvel said it "didn't look good" initially, but early indications were this wasn't a season-ending setback. That is still the case. "He's...
Sunrise Lane closure extended to Sept. 15
GILLETTE, Wyo. — An ongoing improvement project in the McCann Heights subdivision won’t be finished until mid-September. According to a street closure notice from the City of Gillette, the project originally scheduled for completion at the end of August is now anticipated to end on Sept. 15, extending the Sunrise Lane closure from the corner of Prairie View Drive.
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