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Lander Art Center Presents: The Red Desert Audobon Art Show People’s Choice Winner!
This year’s People’s Choice award at the Red Desert Audubon Art Show goes to Meagan Beavers and her work, “Fear Gives Rise to Courage.” It is a powerful representation of emerging strength and resilience, and has resonated deeply with viewers. You can see more of her work at the Lander Art Center. Make sure to congratulate Meagan on this outstanding achievement!
Buffalo PD give House Fire update
The most current Incident Management Situation Report from the National Interagency Fire Center states the House Draw Fire is now 163,466 acres large. The Buffalo Police Department has shared that there is no new information on the size of the House Draw Fire at this time. The fire has impacted areas as far north as Tipperary Rd. and as far south as Lower Sussex. Tipperary Rd. is currently open to residents, but please exercise extreme caution when entering the fire-affected areas.
Key quotes from Powell's speech at Fed's Jackson Hole conference
(Reuters) - Here are key quotes from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's speech on Friday to the Kansas City Fed's annual economic conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming:. POLICY: "The time has come for policy to adjust. The direction of travel is clear, and the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on incoming data, the evolving outlook, and the balance of risks."
Ranchers report average hay year
Both the timing and the yield for hay harvest has been about average so far this summer, ranchers say. Tyler Benton, who ranches on Cross H, just south of Buffalo, said that he was getting ready to start on the second cutting of hay the week of Aug. 12. Last year, uncommonly wet conditions throughout the year, especially in May and June, delayed the timing of ranchers' first cutting but did ultimately boost yields.
UPDATE: 15-Year-Old Runaway Found Safe, Laramie Police Say
The Laramie Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a 15-year-old runaway. According to the Wyoming Missing Persons link on the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation's website, Nolan Richard Newbern was last seen on Wednesday, Aug. 21. Newbern is a 6-foot White male weighing 205 pounds, with...
Hudson Mayor’s Minute: August 2024
(Hudson, WY) – Hudson Mayor Sherry Oler publishes the Mayor’s Minute monthly in the Hudson newsletter. Below is her minute for the month of August. It is back to school season! I hope everyone had a great summer. Please welcome John Tozzi as our new maintenance worker. John...
County 10 Law Enforcement Log: Riverton Police Department – August 22, 2024
All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Below are the most recent arrests and call blotters from publicly available reports provided directly by the Riverton Police Department. Click here for more details about the law enforcement logs. RPD Arrests:. Brown, Ben, 46,...
C17 Crime Clips for Thursday, Aug. 22
GILLETTE, Wyo. — Here is a summary of notable crimes in and around Gillette yesterday, Aug. 21, obtained through law enforcement reports compiled by the Gillette Police Department and the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office. Crash, Aug. 21, Camel Drive, GPD. A 57-year-old man was cited for improper lookout...
Evansville to host Movie in the Park Festival
EVANSVILLE, Wyo. — The Town of Evansville will host an evening of family-friendly cinema, fun, games and more on Saturday, Aug. 24 with the town’s Movie in the Park Festival. Families will be able to watch a screening of the animated family film “Wreck-It Ralph.” Several food trucks,...
Bills' Allen: 'No problem' with salary amid lucrative QB market
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen isn't dwelling much on the notion he's among the league's underpaid quarterbacks entering a new season. "Listen, everyone's gonna have their day," Allen told reporters Tuesday, according to News 4 Buffalo's Nick Veronica. "I'm happy that everyone's getting what they're worth, right? I think that, as the game progresses and guys keep getting paid, the market is the market. I've got no problem with where I'm at right now.
PODCAST: Arizona State is Officially on the Clock
LARAMIE -- We are 10 days away from the return of Cowboy football and the Jay Sawvel era. Man, that feels amazing to type. Jared Newland and I bring you all the latest from fall camp on this episode of the Roaring Repeater Podcast, including who will be in the starting lineup, thoughts through three weeks of camp, Arizona State's new starting quarterback and a whole lot more.
Casper seeks grant–loan combo to replace major water tank
CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, the Casper City Council gave a thumbs-up to pursuing funding for a 10-million-gallon concrete tank described by Chief Operating Officer Tom Brauer as the city’s water system hub. The $12 million project would be 67% funded by the Wyoming Water Development Commission. The...
Mounted Shooter event at the LC Fairgrounds this weekend
Mounted shooting is the fastest growing equine sport in the country according to Lisa Grimsley, representing the Wyoming Desperados club who is hosting their annual event this weekend at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. The event will take place this Friday and Saturday, August 23-24 and is free to the public....
Hanna Officials Explain Position On Rec Center
Photo – Hanna Recreation Center – Bigfoot99 file photo. The town of Hanna is attempting to keep the recreation center functional despite needing extensive repairs. Town officials hope to eventually reopen the facility. In the early 1980’s, when Hanna was a booming coal town, the mine companies built...
Oct. 2 sentencing hearings set for Dubois business owners charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States, filing false return
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. (Dubois, WY) – The August 21 sentencing hearing for Dubois business owner Tammy Bushnell has been reset for October 2, according to federal Court documents filed on July 10. Bushnell was charged with conspiracy to defraud...
Why Old Wind Turbine Blades Aren’t Being Buried In Landfills Anymore
If you’re wondering where those huge wind turbine blades go after they age and can no longer generate electricity in about 20 to 30 years, there’s a good chance that you’re not the only one wondering. Landfills across the northern plains states from Casper, Wyoming, to Sioux...
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