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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.
Law Enforcement gives tips on how families can stay safe at Central States Fair
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City’s Central States Fair is underway, and Pennington County Sheriff’s Office members are patrolling the fairgrounds in case anyone needs assistance. Deputies are wearing vibrant yellow shirts to be spotted in crowds easily. Lieutenant Paul Stevens has worked many fairs, and he...
White Mountain Horse Gathering Prompts Protest
ROCK SPRINGS – A group of wild horse advocates are protesting against a horse gathering operation in the White Mountain Herd Management Area, but the Bureau of Land Management says the horse populations in the HMA are beyond their population goals and need to be reduced. The herd management...
Cheyenne YMCA aquatics facility to close ‘indefinitely’ beginning Aug. 24
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Members of the Cheyenne Family YMCA only have a week left to use the facility pool before it closes for good. The Cheyenne Y announced Friday that it is “indefinitely” closing its aquatics facility, which houses its pool, hot tub and sauna, according to a Friday email from the center’s president. The pool will close beginning Saturday, Aug. 24.
Gillette events for Saturday, August 17
GILLETTE, Wyo.— With the first day of school right around the corner, there’s plenty to do in Gillette this weekend to bid farewell to summer vacation. See below for a selection of events for Saturday, August 17, and check out our events calendar for the full list of Saturday events.
Snake River Roasting adds cocktails to its mobile menu
JACKSON, Wyo. — This summer, Snake River Roasting Co.’s mobile trailer, Little Red, has been a hit at the Jackson Hole Farmers Market, serving up signature coffee drinks and tasty empanadas. Now, Little Red is shaking things up—introducing hand crafted alcoholic beverages to the Saturday menu!. For...
Central Wyoming College hosts “Light of the West” National Photo Exhibit
Central Wyoming College (CWC) invites art enthusiasts and the community to experience “Light of the West,” a national photo exhibit that showcases the unique beauty of Wyoming through captivating images. Running from August 19 to October 10, the exhibit highlights the work of renowned photographers such as Delsa Allen, Barrie Bryant, and many more talented artists from across the country.
Concessioner marketing head leaves Yellowstone after 26 years
CODY, WYO. — In 1998, Yellowstone National Park hosted just over 3.1 million recreational visitors. Last year, that figure topped 4.5 million, approaching the 2021 record of 4.8 million annual visitors. At least part of the credit (or blame) for that increase goes to Rick Hoeninghausen. The longtime director...
New wine house opens in downtown Cheyenne
CHEYENNE — Over the past three years, Virginia Erdmann has been working to convert a historic home in downtown Cheyenne to the town’s newest winery and wine house. On July 19, the Blue Stem Wine House opened its doors for business, Cheyenne’s second existing winery. Erdmann hopes to bring people back in time when they enter the building, built in 1911. The walls are decorated with original ...
Working Lands Workshop and Collaborative Opportunities
Sheridan Conservation District Manager Carrie Rogaczewski reports over 60 people participated in the 2024 Working Lands Workshop on Aug. 13 – 14, at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds. The two-day event featured Fernando Falomir, with Understanding Ag, who shared his experience with soil health and adaptive grazing principles, specifically as...
Annual ‘Roll and Read’ event to help families prepare for coming school year
CASPER, Wyo. — The start of the 2024-25 school year is fast approaching, and the annual Roll and Read back-to-school event will help ensure local families have everything they need to start the school year off right. The event, scheduled for Aug, 24 from 10 a.m. to noon, is...
Join the Back to School Photo Gallery for a chance to win!
We’re excited to kick off the school year with the Back to School Gallery, brought to you by: the LOR Foundation and Teton Therapy! We invite students and parents to send us your best first day pictures to be shared on our gallery. This fun and engaging opportunity is a great way for our community to come together as the new school season begins. Plus, there’s five – $25 gift cards that you could win just for participating!
New organization raising back-to-school supplies, funds for families affected by foster care; how you can donate
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — With the start of the school year only a few weeks out, families will soon be busy shopping for and hauling home fresh classroom supplies and clothes for their kids. However, some families are on a budget and can’t afford to drop a lot of money on brand-new back-to-school gear.
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