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Chug Creek Cultivators continue efforts to raise funds for new Blue Star Memorial in Chugwater
CHUGWATER – The Chug Creek Cultivators are diligently working to raise funds for the installation of a new Blue Star Memorial in Chugwater. The original memorial, dedicated in 2004 or 2005, was unfortunately stolen or disappeared over the years. Recognizing the importance of this tribute, the Chug Creek Cultivators are committed to bringing a new memorial to the community, with nearly half of the necessary funds already raised.
Acme Power Plant public update meeting Aug 19
Sheridan Conservation District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski and board member Emerson Scott have invited the public to an informational public update on the progress and work that remains at the Acme Power Plant. Reclamation efforts at the Acme Power Plant north of Sheridan have been progressing. After it was no longer...
Ball Gowns and Softball made for an Entertaining Game in Lander
On Friday night, Project Carpe Diem delivered good old family fun to the baseball diamond in Lander City Park for the second time this month. At the first annual Softball BALL Game, local softball players donned floor-length ball gowns and hit the turf for four innings of sporting silliness. Over one hundred spectators came out to watch, and the atmosphere in the stadium was abuzz with laughter and support.
Harrison Waylee Suffers Knee Injury in Practice, Will Miss Time
LARAMIE -- The news could have been much worse. Wyoming's senior running back Harrison Waylee went down early in last Saturday's scrimmage inside War Memorial Stadium with what appeared to be a serious knee injury. One feared to be far worse than the actual diagnosis, according to Jay Sawvel. Waylee,...
City backs Clean Crow Creek Initiative, spends $100K in emergency procurement for roof repairs
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne is one step closer to better promoting clean water in Crow Creek. At Monday night’s Cheyenne City Council meeting, councilmembers voted to support the Clean Crow Creek Initiative, which aims to improve the waterway’s quality via catch basin stormwater filters, according to a council resolution. The governing body approved a slew of other agenda items, including spending $100,000 for an emergency procurement, provision of youth services, bid considerations and appointment of Robert R. Rose as Cheyenne Municipal Court magistrate hearing judge.
Riverton Chamber hosting RHS student, business Meet & Greet on Aug. 15
(Riverton, WY) – Riverton businesses, Riverton High School (RHS) students, coaches, and any community member interested in connecting the aforementioned groups are all invited to the Riverton Chamber of Commerce After Hours Networking Meet & Greet on Thursday, Aug. 15, from 5-7 p.m. at Roasted Bean & Cuisine, 514 W Main Street.
NOLS Cross Country Bicycle Ride ended in Lander
A group of 12 riders rode down Main Street in Lander Thursday afternoon at the end of their 2,200-plus mile bike ride from Pittsburgh, Pa., to Duluth, Minn., and then to Lander. The riders, who were made up of nine students, one NOLS instructor, and two Pittsburgh Youth Leadership (PYL) staff, were grinning ear to ear as they cruised downhill past the Lander Mills sign signifying the end of a long journey.
Community prepares for Pine Bluffs Night Out
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Only just days away, folks in the community are preparing for a night out in Pine Bluffs. The event, known as Pine Bluffs night out gets emergency responders together with the community. The event will feature activities for all ages from open swimming at the pool, a true troupe performance, a K-9 demonstration, and a bounce house.
JHSSC hosts 2nd annual golf tournament to raise funds for Wes Barron scholarship
JACKSON, Wyo. — Grab those clubs and get ready for a shotgun-style golf tournament hosted by Jackson Hole Ski and Snowboard Club (JHSSC) to raise money for the Wes Barron Scholarship Fund. Through the efforts of the Barron family and the JHSSC, the Wes Barron Scholarship Fund has been...
Town and county discuss affordable housing programs, Virginian Lane project density
Teton County and Jackson held a joint meeting this week to discuss joint affordable housing initiatives, including the proposed affordable housing development on the Virginian RV park. Last year, the Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority bought the land for $28 million dollars with the intention of building at least 150 units...
Wyoming Road Failure Reveals a Housing Crisis
I live in Victor, Idaho—one of Jackson, Wyoming’s, bedroom communities. Every day, roughly 3,400 Idaho residents drive over Teton Pass to work in Jackson. Only about 11,000 of us live on this side of the pass—2,000 in Victor—so commuters make up a significant portion of our population.
Prep Athlete of the Year: Sammy Shumway
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Central High School’s, Sammy Shumway, had a dream senior year. He was a 4A champ in basketball and a state runner up in soccer. All of this accomplished while leading his teams in key statistical categories. In his Athlete of the year interview, Sammy opens up about overcoming a medical scare right before a state tournament and answering a high calling post graduation.
Election forum held in Wheatland
WHEATLAND – Filling over 200 seats at the Wheatland High School auditorium, a candidate forum hosted by Platte County Republican Party was well-attended. Candidates in the races for Wyoming Senate District 6, Wyoming House District 4, and Platte County Commissioners were in attendance. The forum gave candidates 90 seconds...
UPDATE: Clearwater Fire Continues To Burn, Almost 1,900 Acres Consumed
Started by a lightning strike on July 19th in the Shoshone National Forest, the Clearwater Fire continues to consume trees and undergrowth at a slow pace. Cooler temperatures and some light rain within the fire area have allowed for containment to increase to 62%. Yesterday, fire crews continued cleaning up brush and downed trees in the Elk Fork Campground and patrolled fire lines.
C17 Crime Clips for Tuesday, Aug. 13
GILLETTE, Wyo. — Here is a summary of notable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, Aug. 12, obtained through law enforcement reports compiled by the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office. Trespassing, Aug. 12, South Burma Avenue, GPD. A 38-year-old woman was arrested for trespassing...
Second Airport Master Plan Meeting Set for Aug. 21
ROCK SPRINGS – Work to update the Southwest Wyoming Regional Airport’s master plan continues and residents are invited attend a meeting to learn more about the plan and voice their thoughts on the airport’s future. The meeting takes place Aug. 21 from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Sweetwater...
‘Selfie control’: Instagram filter judges distance from wildlife
“Get some Selfie Control.” That’s the tagline for a new Instagram filter launched in Jackson Hole to view wildlife safely. Now, when visitors go to take a photo of an animal on the Instagram app, they can search for the filter and choose what they’re viewing. A small outline of the animal appears which they can line up with real life.
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