Lead, follow, or get out of the way
Lead, follow, or get out of the way,” is a phrase coined by my great uncle, General George Patton. It was also a favorite of Lee Iacocca’s, a champion of American industry and leadership. Both …
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Life is weird and so are we
Once in a while I read about someone who has disappeared on purpose; they plan it, they do it, and they’re never heard from again, but I couldn’t do it. I’m too bossy responsible. As soon as I …
Looking back at the World Cup
Summer brought a number of thrilling matches and hopefully a ton of new fans to the beautiful sport, as the World Cup finished up its run. Surprises came early and often, but didn’t last until …
Celebrate 100 years of Park County Fairgrounds at the fair
The Park County Fair opens fully today — some events have been going on since last week — and this year is even more special. This year marks 100 years of the county fair being …
Park County right on data centers
The Park County commissioners determined last week to ensure that, if a company wants to build a data center on private land in rural Park County, the community would have a say before any potential …
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Rotary Club of Powell
The Rotary Club of Powell meets every Wednesday at noon in the NWC Nelson House on 550 College Drive; visitors are welcome.
College National Finals Rodeo in Casper until 2037
Casper has been home to the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s (NIRA) championship event, the College National Finals Rodeo (CNFR), since 1999. Because of the dedication of the …
McArthur named new indoor and outdoor track coach
Longtime coach Tracy McArthur was named the new head track and field coach for both the outdoor and indoor programs at Powell High School, taking over for recently retired Scott Smith. “It is …
Pioneers clinch Division I berth
A dominant first outing and close second game victory, coupled with losses by Cody on Sunday, secured a spot for the Powell Pioneers at the Division I Tournament in Gillette this week, as the …
Powell native Wells scores 90 at CFD
The crowd at the 130th Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo roared with approval when Powell native Brody Wells scored 90 points to win the saddle bronc riding on Tuesday. Wells, who is currently ranked 13th …
Trapper volleyball returns five
Five Northwest College volleyball players who saw the court last season will return to Powell this fall, bringing back key players from around the court in the second year under coach Nicole Buck. …
Wyoming unemployment rate falls to 3.2% in June 2026
CHEYENNE (WNE) — The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased from 3.4% in May to 3.2% in June, according to the Research & Planning section of the Wyoming Department of …
With tick activity higher this summer, Red Cross offers tips
CHEYENNE — A warm winter means more ticks, and more ticks increases the risk of a tick bite, along with associated illnesses like Colorado tick fever. The American Red Cross of Wyoming is reminding …
Organizations team up to host Kids Outdoor Day
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Hot Springs State Park and community organizations are teaming up to host a Kids Outdoor Day event on Saturday, Aug. 29 in Thermopolis. The event is free and …
Bighorn River float slated for Aug. 1
The Wyoming Office of Outdoor Recreation’s Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative will host the fourth annual Bighorn River Blueway Community Float on Aug. 1, bringing together local …
Powell man imprisoned for sharing child pornography
After he was caught downloading and sharing numerous sexual images of children, a Powell man agreed to serve five to seven years in state prison. Christian David Petty, 33, recently pleaded no …
Cody audiologist makes bid for state House
Levi Asay is in “the business of listening,” and the Cody audiologist is hoping to bring those skills to the state House of Representatives. “... My job is to hear you,” Asay quipped to …
Hundreds have already cast primary election ballots
Although primary election day is still a couple weeks away, roughly 1,300 Park County residents have already received or cast their ballots. Absentee and early voting for the Aug. 18 primary …
Mountain Mayhem boxing takes over grandstands
The Park County Fair’s debut boxing grandstand event was met with resounding success as fighters battled the mud and each other for victory. The event, hosted by Powell-based 307 Boxing, saw …
Pioneers fight back to day four
Proving they belong among the best, the Powell Pioneers battled back from a 7-4 day one loss to the Casper Oilers at the Division I State Baseball Tournament on Friday, earning a 10-2 win over the …
Heart Mountain Pilgrimage: Remembering the past — celebrating the future
Sam Mihara was a 9-year-old boy when his family was swept up from their California home and delivered to what would be become the second largest city in Wyoming at the time: the Heart Mountain …
The Declaration and our American identity
As we reflect on the 250th birthday of the Declaration of Independence, we find our country teetering on an identity struggle of mammoth proportions and severity, not only about who we think we are …
A Midsummer’s Day Dream at Stockade Lake
Standing amidst the ruins and listening to the breeze coursing through trees, I tried to imagine mini balls whistling through the air and chonking into the log bulwarks. Arrows flying through the …