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Forest Service shares camping tips
JACKSON, Wyo. — The USDA Forest Service has shared tips for being a good steward while camping in the great outdoors. “While the vast majority of forest visitors respect the rules, we are hoping to reach everyone with these important reminders to keep our forests safe and beautiful for all,” the Forest Service said via Facebook.
The Mayor’s Minute from Mayor Patrick Collins
This week’s Minute started on the base with the retirement ceremony of our friend, Colonel John Hundley. He is finishing a 32-year career serving our nation. He started off in the Army before joining the Air Force in 1999. His last assignment here in Cheyenne was the Deputy Commander of the 90th Missile Wing. I always get emotional at these events, especially when they are saying goodbye to their Air Force teammates and expressing love for their families. John served as the military chairman for CFD, and I am excited that he and his wife, Mary, have decided to build a home and stay in Cheyenne. The Air Force is losing a true professional but we’re getting a great addition to the city.
Saratoga Planning Commission Asks Public About Lack of Housing
Photo – Saratoga Town Hall – Bigfoot99 file photo. The Saratoga Planning Commission asked for public comment about short term rentals in town. The Saratoga Planning Commission has struggled to decide what, if anything, should be done to curtail the abundance of short-term rentals in town. Some residents say short-term rentals contribute to the local economy while others say the units take homes off the market, limiting the availability of lower cost housing. The latest data shows that 69 short-term rental properties are currently operating in Saratoga as businesses struggle to find employees because of the housing shortage.
Green River Wolves Set Sights on Strong Season Under Coach Harder
GREEN RIVER – As the Green River Wolves tennis team gears up for their upcoming matches against Cody and Powell on Saturday, Head Coach Phillip Harder has a clear vision for his players this season. “Be a TEAM,” Harder emphasized, highlighting the importance of unity both on and off the court. “Be encouragers and positive with everyone on the team and show great sportsmanship with opponents. Let the process take care of the wins.”
Meet the Cheyenne mayor and City Council candidates
CHEYENNE — The primary election is Tuesday, and municipal elections are on the ballot, including Cheyenne mayor and six of the nine seats on City Council. Constituents can vote now through Tuesday. Mayor. The race for Cheyenne mayor is between incumbent Patrick Collins and challengers Rick Coppinger, Jenny Hixenbaugh,...
City employees ready for move back to renovated City Hall
CASPER, Wyo. — A renovated Casper City Hall awaits its employees as they begin the move from the Casper Business Center back to their new old home. City Manager Carter Napier told the media Tuesday that the move should be complete by the end of September. Customer service will...
Wyoming Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Southwestern Region Alert Until 7 PM
Cheyenne, WY – Southwestern Wyoming is under a severe thunderstorm watch until 7 p.m. this Saturday as potentially dangerous weather conditions threaten the area. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued the watch, covering cities like Rock Springs and Evanston, as thunderstorms are expected to move through the region this afternoon. The primary threats include wind gusts reaching 70 mph and hail up to 1.5 inches in diameter. Residents are advised to stay indoors and secure outdoor objects, as the weather could change quickly.
Coloradans Can Check Out Live Horse Racing With Big Cash on the Line
Coloradans can get in the car and take a fun road trip to see (and bet on) professional horse racing. While the Kentucky Derby does get all the attention in the world of horse racing, Wyoming's races are something to see, as well. Your trip will take you through some of the prettiest parts of Wyoming to see some very majestic horses.
Wyoming Arts Council names Creative Aging Project grant winners
CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Arts Council recently announced the recipients of the 2024 Creative Aging Project Grant. The grants have been awarded to Wyoming-based teaching artists and nonprofit organizations in order to develop and implement multiple eight-week Creative Aging programs through June 2025. Programs are designed to provide arts education and social engagement opportunities for Wyoming’s older adults.
As candidates spend big, one out-of-state group injects $370K into Wyoming’s primaries
Wyoming campaign costs are soaring as two factions of the Wyoming Republican Party vie for control of the statehouse. At the same time, a national political action committee has poured roughly $370,000 into the state’s politics this year. Legislative hopefuls in competitive races have already spent tens of thousands of dollars leading up to Tuesday’s primary, according to recent filings. In some instances, though, their campaigns are facing stiff competition — or significant help — from federal political action committees that are now required to...
Governor to discuss launch of stable token at Blockchain conference next week
CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon will speak at the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium next Wednesday to discuss the launch of “the nation’s first-ever state-issued, fiat-backed stable token,” the governor’s office announced Friday. “Over the last seven years, our legislature has passed more than 40...
‘Nobody should go through this,’ say couple facing $500k fine in 70-year-old fence dispute – they could even face prison
RANCHERS are outraged after a ranching couple was indicted by the federal government for land violations and now face combined fines of $500,000 or 20 years in prison. Charles and Heather Maude, two 39-year-old South Dakota ranchers, were blindsided when federal agents allegedly arrived dressed in full tactical gear and accused them of stealing government land.
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