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Wyoming officials not fans of new federal plan for Rock Springs field office
(The Center Square) – Gov. Mark Gordon is disappointed with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM)’s Resource Management Plan (RMP) for the Rock Springs Field Office. The Office manages millions of acres of public land and subsurface minerals in Wyoming, and the Plan is meant to guide BLM on how it will manage the areas. Wyoming has expectations of durable, multiple use of public lands, but Gordon issued a statement saying the RMP as well as a final environmental impact statement (FEIS) does not meet...
Motorcyclist Dead After Crashing Into Building in Cheyenne
A 20-year-old man is dead after crashing his motorcycle into a building in north central Cheyenne Wednesday morning, police say. Capt. David Janes says it happened at about 8:09 a.m. at the intersection of East Lincolnway and Nationway. "There was video footage of the crash from the building," Janes told...
NCSD trustees accept donation erasing over $32K in student lunch debt
CASPER, Wyo. — On Monday, the Natrona County School District Board of Trustees accepted a donation of $32,157 from the Full Plates, Full Hearts program that virtually wiped out outstanding student lunch debt in the district. The organization, part of the HERO Outdoors organization, raffled off high-value items donated...
Laramie’s Neil Summers Commits to UW Basketball Program
Laramie's 6-8 pivot man Neil Summers announced on "X" that he has committed to the Wyoming Cowboy basketball program. He was an All-State selection in 4A for good reason as he averaged 17 points and 11 rebounds per game as the Plainsmen advanced to the 4A Championship game. Summers poured in 20 points along with 15 rebounds in that title game loss to Cheyenne Central. He was 1st in rebounding in 4A and 5th in scoring with a 31-point and 27-point games against Sheridan plus an 18 rebound performance against Greeley. Colorado.
Coffee Time: Lander schools Superintendent, Parent Liaison chat about upcoming school year, new website
(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Fremont County School District (FCSD) #1 Superintendent Mike Harris and Parent Liaison Matt Jacobson. Harris and Jacobson stopped by to talk...
Soccer Game Recap: Spring Valley Plays Tie
On Friday, the Spring Valley Grizzlies and the Centennial Bulldogs finished up their match with a 0-0 draw. Spring Valley's draw gives them a new season record of 0-0-2. As for Centennial, they moved theirs to 2-0-1. Spring Valley will look to take advantage of their home-pitch for the first...
Cowgirls look to build off success of previous season in year two under Kaylee Prigge
The Cowgirls look primed to have a highly successful season after returning 12 players from last year’s team that boasted an impressive 22-10 record and competed in post-season play for the first time since 2019. Of those 12 returners include five seniors who are hungry to build off the...
Cowgirl soccer looks to bounce back under the leadership of Josh Purdum
Cowgirl soccer is already off to a rocky start to their season, even after beating BYU, the third ranked team in the nation, in a pre-season scrimmage and tying a tough Washington team on the road to open their regular season. Both were nice accomplishments for a team that went just 2-7-2 in conference play last year and is under a new head coach, but the Cowgirls struggled in a road contest against Colorado where they’d lose 5-1 to start the regular season with one tie and one loss.
Logan Wilson’s football camps, jersey auction scores $20K for NCHS athletics
CASPER, Wyo. — The Natrona County School District has accepted $20,000 from Cincinnati Bengals star linebacker and former Mustang Logan Wilson. According to a district memo to the Board of Trustees, the equipment will include a softball batting cage, weight room equipment and other sports-related items for Natrona County High School’s athletics and P.E. programs.
Casper’s Jordan Bertagnole named one of four UW football team captains
LARAMIE, Wyo. — Defensive tackle and graduate of Natrona County High School Jordan Bertagnole has been named one of four team captains for the University of Wyoming football team. Hailing from Casper, Bertagnole is entering his sixth year in a Cowboys jersey. His college football career started back in...
Sheridan Media Announces Kevin Koile as Sports Director
Sheridan Media’s General Manager, Bob Grammens, has announced the appointment of Kevin Koile as Sports Director, succeeding Trevor Jackson who passed away suddenly in November 2023. Koile brings over two decades of experience to the role, with a distinguished, award-winning career. His significant contributions to various media outlets include...
Evansville to replace firetruck with SLIB Grant funds
EVANSVILLE, Wyo. — The Evansville Fire Department will be replacing an over-30-year-old brush truck in its fleet after the Evansville Town Council approved a State Lands and Investments Board grant that will cover about half of the cost on Monday. The SLIB Grant is for $135,000, and Evansville Fire...
Casper Start-Up Challenge finalist Josh Kalinowski invites community to ‘chill out’ with The Chilly Dip
Casper resident Josh Kalinowski has been an athlete most of his life. Many will recognize the name and remember that Kalinowski played minor league baseball for many years, but, even before that, he was a star athlete in a number of different sports. Throughout his athletic career, Kalinowski dealt with...
Gillette library to delay opening Tuesday
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Campbell County Public Library branch in Gillette will be closed for several hours on Tuesday, Aug. 27 due to a water shutoff. The water in the Gillette branch’s building will be shut off due to work happening elsewhere in the city that requires the water main to be turned off. Library Executive Director John Jackson said in Monday’s meeting of the Campbell County Library Board that without water or operational restrooms for patrons and staff, the library would be required to close. The library plans to open its doors at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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