Abby Maidl

Sickness has been a main topic lately, but there has not been as much conversation about overall wellness. In today’s world, many do not consider their health until it’s too late. This chiropractic and physical therapy center, maintains that the most important type of wellness is preventative.

Wake up and smell the pine trees, Fremont County is offering a wide variety of outdoor vacation spots this month!

Event and sales marketer for Holiday Inn Riverton said the staff have become very well trained to have large volumes of people while still employing the necessary regulations.

The National Museum of Military Vehicles just outside of Dubois on US Highway 26, opened its doors to the public on August 7th, 2020.

Fremont County resident and ‘Mama Dias’ food truck owner Mariea Thompson has been open for business since April 2018. And most recently she’d like to thank the residents of Riverton for their support.

Fremont County School District 25 included a summer learning option this year to catch students up on skills they may have lost during closures and summer break.

“Here at Teton we’re very supportive of our troops, our soldiers, our vets, all law enforcement,” noted Tera Alley, whose son joined the Riverton Police Department recently.

A fatal crash in Fremont County happened last Wednesday, resulting in two more lives lost on Wyoming Highways this year.

A local town’s art event started today, and this year it’s been re-structured to offer more days for customers to enjoy the local art.

Yee-haw! It’s fair time in Central Wyoming! Although it looks a little different this year, many are proud that it was held for everyone to enjoy, even in the midst of restrictions.

A local rodeo used its platform not only to gather a crowd to enjoy their freedoms, but also to promote suicide awareness.

Pioneer Pharmacy and Stitches Acute Care join forces to offer walk-in clinic in Riverton

Schools across the country are working out their reopening plans, and this district is putting its best foot forward to ensure the learning environment is safe when students return.

As so much of the country is currently in upheaval, this community showed us there are peaceful ways to accomplish your goals and let your voices be heard.

Janet Winslow, owner of the artisan-focused clothing and more boutique, Belles and Beaus, said that if it weren’t for the changes brought about from COVID, she wouldn’t have had this surprising opportunity to move her store front from Lander to Riverton.

The City of Riverton is partnering with a local medical district to apply for CARES act funding. This is not the first application for these funds that Riverton has submitted, however.

Some businesses are bouncing back from the forced closures recently, but others still have a lot of challenges to keeping their doors open. Theaters are one of them.

A Riverton teacher has been gracefully navigating through the interesting waters of teaching online this school year, but that’s not the only thing that’s different for her lately. She was just crowned Miss Wyoming for America.

Properties were threatened from a fire yesterday afternoon involving a vehicle and about two acres of grass and brush.

A lot of events have really been up in the air as to whether they would happen this summer or not, but this Riverton event is in full swing.

The Rocky Mountain Rebel Car Club is holding its show again this year in Riverton, despite some worries from the club President about cancellations.

At the base of Sinks Canyon in Lander, Wyoming is the Alpine Science Institute, owned by Central Wyoming College. Our own first lady was there today taking a tour of the mobile meat processing and teaching unit. She also toured around a few other places in Fremont County to witness their robust local food supply, and learn about the future of local food in the area.

Schools are starting to manage the differences of teaching during a pandemic, and this local school is putting their best foot forward to maintain student’s safety while achieving learning goals.

The 1st annual Happy Days Main St. event was held in Riverton on July 11, 2020.

History Channel's "Mountain Men" star Josh Kirk, of Lander, shared more about living primitively at the base of the Wind River Mountain Range.