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“She’s the heart and soul of the community,” said Karisa Hanson, owner of Beartooth Floral and Gifts.
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Flames billow out of an open bay door. The husk of a bus sits inside, yellow paint peeling away to reveal the scorched steel beneath as firefighters try desperately to wrangle the fire at the Powell bus barn.
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A Cody sex offender has been charged with first degree sexual assault of a minor.
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Preparation for potential was a common theme expressed by those who participated at Tuesday’s bear spray giveaway run by Wyoming Game and Fish at the Stampede Rodeo Grounds.
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There are 19 people with active cases of COVID-19 and three of them are hospitalized as of Tuesday, said Dr. Aaron Billin, Park County Public Health Officer.
After four years on the Cody School Board, Tom Keegan is ready for more.
Voters who need or want to vote via absentee ballot can do so now. The absentee voting period opened last week, and any registered voter can request an absentee ballot now through Nov. 2, the day before the election.
Wyoming native and Cody transplant Charles Yates brings decades of experience in the mining industry and seven years in a Colorado classroom to the race for the Cody school board.
The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a recreational use advisory for Buffalo Bill Reservoir due to a harmful cyanobacterial bloom.
The City of Cody is set to receive a lot of funding help this fall in the form of COVID-19 relief support, but staff have to act fast to use it all.
The Cody School Board approved nearly a half-million dollars in technology acquisitions for more equipment to improve their distance and virtual learning offerings in a Sept. 15 meeting.
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LARAMIE (AP) – The University of Wyoming is developing plans to address a $42.3 million budget cut over the next two years because state revenues are declining due to the coronavirus pandemic and a downturn in the coal, oil and natural gas industries.
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Construction cones and signs redirect traffic at the 16th and Sheridan intersection on Monday morning. One lane of traffic will flow east-west on Sheridan through the intersection during the work, while 16th Street south is closed.
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Jax Finley, 7, wandered down Sheridan Avenue, observing artists along the sidewalk paint in front of businesses.
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Yellowstone Regional Airport is looking for a new director after signing a separation agreement with Bob Hooper.
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Tourism has taken a rather meandering path in Cody this summer.
A modification to a public health order last week by Gov. Mark Gordon allows schools to offer their full slate of sports this winter.
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An older Park County man with COVID-19 and pre-existing conditions died last week, Wyoming Public Health announced Thursday.
Nate Nelson has been selected as the general manager for HAMPTON INN & SUITES in Cody.
Wyoming’s U.S. Senators are working to do this year what Rep. Liz Cheney (R) tried to do last year – pass a bill removing Yellowstone grizzly bears from the endangered species list.
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An older Park County man with COVID-19 and pre-existing conditions died last week, Wyoming Public Health announced Thursday.
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Sleeping Giant Ski Area is in the process of changing hands to private ownership.
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A young Cody artist continues to make a name for himself in the art world.
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The residents of Clark, Wapiti, South Fork, Garland and the Heart Mountain area will get their polling places back. That was the decision made by the Park County commissioners at their meeting Tuesday.
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Hayley Reed rides Mellow Yellow during the Boot and Bottle Club Trail Horse Challenge on Saturday. The event is a fundraiser for the club, which supports desensitization training for members’ horses. There were 18 obstacles set up, with riders are judged on horsemanship and time.
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The Park County commissioners are asking the Shoshone National Forest to delay its travel management plan until in-person public comments can be made.
Hunters will have a chance to get a free can of bear spray next week.
Construction work is expected to start by this weekend on the busy 16th Street and Sheridan Avenue intersection.
Asphalt paving is complete on a $5.5 million highway improvement project south of Cody on WYO 120 S.
Black bear hunters are alerted that the fall black bear season in hunt areas 3 and 4 closed at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13. The closed areas are located in the Bighorn Mountains.
By Western Hands on 12th Street is honoring Cody’s history by calling its new outdoor public space Enterprise Plaza.
Tim Lasseter may be relatively new to the Cody area, but that hasn’t stopped him from trying to get involved in the place he’s felt most at home.
Activity on the The Lone Star Fire in Yellowstone National Park has increased slightly with warm temperatures.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK (AP) – Two brothers accused of riding motorcycles off-road and harassing bison in Yellowstone National Park have pleaded not guilty.
JACKSON (WNE) — Despite a lack of in-park lodging due to COVID-19, Grand Teton National Park reported the second highest number of recreational visits — an estimated 710,198 — on record for August.
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The Shoshone National Forest has released a travel management plan that could close popular snowmobiling areas and transition many roads to trails.
A California man was sentenced to 30 days in jail after he was found guilty of driving on the wrong side of the road and failing to report property damage of more than $1,000, among other charges. He pleaded guilty to driving his employer’s black Ford F-150 off the North Fork Highway and lea…
Cindy Johnson Bennett wants voters in her district to have a choice.
Now that her youngest daughter is a senior in high school, Sheri Schutzman feels like she finally has time to pursue something she had been interested in for a long time.
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