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Casper’s WyoCentral Federal Credit Union to merge with Laramie-based StagePoint
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper’s WyoCentral Federal Credit Union announced recently that it will merge with Laramie-based StagePoint Federal Credit Union. WyoCentral CEO Annie Sorensen said in an interview with Oil City News that the move comes as local credit union’s face mounting market and economic pressures, and will help ensure the survival and success of WyoCentral.
OLLI and community education seek class proposals for spring 2025 semester
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, OLLI at Casper College, and Community Education at Casper College are accepting class proposals for the spring 2025 semester through Wednesday, Sept. 4. Late submissions will not be considered. “The community education and lifelong learning staff are eager to see class ideas from those who...
Casper pursuing grant to fund full Outer Drive pathway project
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper City Council approved signed off Tuesday on city staff’s application for federal funds to design and build a pathway that would track alongside Outer Drive from CY Avenue to Evansville, where it would connect with the existing Rail Trail. The city’s chief operating officer...
Casper Airport Celebrates Travel Record
Wyoming's Casper/Natrona County International Airport seems to be having a good year so far. They just released the following numbers on their Facebook page. The Airport is happy to announce that 9,938 enplaned passengers (passengers getting on aircraft) used the Airport in July, a 30% increase compared to July of 2023.
American Heart Association recognizes CCH-EMS, WREMS with national awards
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The American Heart Association recently recognized two Wyoming emergency medical services units for their above-average dedication to caring for heart attack patients, according to Campbell County Health. According to an Aug. 5 announcement, Campbell County Health EMS and Wyoming Regional EMS were given the American Heart...
Council expects visitor boom after making Ft. Caspar a Pony Express destination
CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper City Council gave an enthusiastic thumbs-up Tuesday to the project of acquiring a large collection of Pony Express artifacts, documents, and art to be displayed at an expanded Fort Caspar Museum. The consultants behind the study heard Tuesday said that heritage tourism related to...
Local area BLM wild horse gather occurring Thursday
Tomorrow, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will be looking to gather around 586 wild horses from the local White Mountain Herd Management Area (HMA). According to the BLM, the gather will be conducted to relieve the area of overpopulation and to aid land health. According to the BLM, the...
Powell’s Brock Johnson Earns WyoPreps Athlete of the Year Legion Baseball Award 2023-24 [VIDEO]
After a fantastic 2024 Wyoming American Legion Baseball season, Powell Pioneer Brock Johnson was selected as the first WyoPreps Athlete of the Year award winner for Legion Baseball. Presented by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming and Wyld Gear, Johnson earned the fifth all-state honor of his career and led the Pioneers to their second consecutive Single-A state championship last month.
DT's Liquor Mart and Tusker Bar may become gaming facility
CHEYENNE — On Monday, city officials will begin conversations about approving the final steps allowing DT’s Liquor Mart and Tusker Bar to be converted from a package liquor store into a pari-mutuel wagering facility. Earlier this week, Cheyenne City Council held a public hearing on the potential transfer of a retail liquor license from the current owners, KEG Inc., to 307 Racing Management ...
Author to Present Lecture on Nate Champion Book
A lecture on Nate Champion and the Johnson County Cattle War will be presented next month in Buffalo. Author and Western Historian Mark Warren, who wrote “Nate Champion and the Johnson County Cattle War, 1892” will be speaking at various venues throughout the state during the month of September, including a stop at the Johnson County Library on September 20.
TLC to host talk on reframing capitalism and impact investing
JACKSON, Wyo. — The Teton Leadership Center (TLC) is reminding folks to buy early bird tickets to its Fall Summit this week by the August 15 deadline. The organization is also set to host a free Teton Talk on reframing capitalism and impact investing. Here are more details on...
Hunter education classes offered in Buffalo, Sheridan and Hulett
Wyoming Game and Fish Public Information Specialist Christina Schmidt has announced three hunter education classes are being offered in Buffalo, Sheridan and Hulett in the coming weeks. The Buffalo and Sheridan classes are internet completion courses. These are classes for students who have completed the online hunter education course and...
Sibling duo earn gold at state pickleball championship
Buffalo locals Micah and Jackson Metcalf were the youngest participants at the Wyoming State Pickleball Championship, but that didn’t stop them from winning gold. The brothers, 13 and 11, respectively, placed first overall in the men’s doubles division, securing their spot at the Lapiplasty United Pickleball Association World Championship that will be held in November in Dallas.
Vehicle collision leaves 78-year-old man dead in Cheyenne
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — On early Wednesday afternoon, Cheyenne police officers were dispatched to a crash involving two vehicles at the intersection of Nationway and Old Trail Road. Preliminary details show the driver of a Subaru Outback was attempting to cross Nationway traveling north and collided with an eastbound Ford...
Blue-Green Algae Found Near Granite Springs Reservoir
The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a recreational use advisory because of a cyanobacterial bloom in the Causeway at the City of Cheyenne BOPU Granite Springs Reservoir. The Causeway is an area west of the Granite Springs Reservoir where Middle Crow Creek flows toward the reservoir. The Causeway is...
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