It’s all part of the food sovereignty movement that Wind River Grow Our Own 307 has initiated on the Wind River Reservation. The trees were distributed today by Wind River Grow Our Own, and planted by community members.
Casper-Natrona County Health Department Executive Director Anna Kinder sat down with Wyoming News Now’s David Graf to address some of the concerns around the COVID-19 vaccine.
70 years ago reverend Billy Graham stood on the U.S. Capitol steps and challenged Congress to set a day of prayer every year to encourage people to pray for the nation. Days later that was signed into law under President Truman.
There is one CWC rodeo team member that’s now headed to College National Finals Rodeo, and as a freshman she wasn’t sure what her results might be, but after the announcement she’s excited to be progressing onto the next level.
The National Weather Service for Riverton will be having an extended radar outage starting May 6th. This particular radar serves much of Wyoming with severe weather warnings and updates.
The owner of Sprouts Greenhouse, Griffin Sprout said the pandemic created something of a perfect storm for gardening, with many first time gardeners showing up ready to try their hand at growing their own food.
The council is hoping for community feedback about parking on 12th and 13th street. One Casper man said the best solution is making the road wider so people can park on it.
80 percent of Wyoming is in at least a moderate to an extreme drought. The La Nina weather pattern may be partly to blame, which occurs about every five years.
John Jorgensen carries on his wife’s passions each year through Wyoming Reads Day, and the program is not limited to the state of Wyoming anymore. This dedication to helping youth literacy has placed Jorgensen as a finalist for this year’s Jefferson Award.
Foundations for Nations, a ministry and church that has operated in Riverton for four years, has always intended on building facilities on the reservation.
“To make it convenient for citizens to voice their opinions on the proposed parking ordinance amendments, an online input form has been opened on Casper’s website at www.casperwy.gov,” said Casper Mayor Steven K. Freel
Since Fremont County is currently in a seller’s market with less homes overall being listed, chances are when you see a real estate sign going up, it won’t be there for long.
Reconstruction of 0.2 miles of WY296 as part of a $5.8 million slide repair project near the 8,070-foot summit of Dead Indian Pass is scheduled to begin May 3rd northwest of Cody.
The Riverton High School is providing an opportunity for students as well as business owners and community members to participate in what they’re calling an “adulting” day, followed up by a job fair in the afternoon.
The City will continue operating the Fixed Route, which will be called Casper Area Link (the Link, for short), and Dial-A-Ride Service, which will be called ASSIST.
Casper native Justin Kinner has been preparing for the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning for years, and he’s going for it this summer. Fellow Casper native Jeremy Miller is going to be along for the journey, and he’ll be documenting the process for a documentary this fall.
“I enjoy being able to save things that would typically go to the landfill. You can turn anything into something special, and another person’s junk is another person’s treasure,” Johnson emphasized.
The Casper Police Department is releasing this information due to these incidents being an ongoing public safety threat to our community. Specifically, unlocked and unsecured firearms, vehicles, and homes as well as the increased involvement of juveniles in these crimes.
Fog sealing of highway shoulders is scheduled to begin next week near Lander on US287/WY789, WY132 (Blue Sky Highway), and on WY131 (Sinks Canyon Road).
After last week’s decision from the federal government to continue the pause on federal oil and gas leases, the Petroleum Association of Wyoming said that this decision will really affect the future production of oil in the state.
“Industry standards are going more to knowing where their stuff was growing and being able to track it from the field to wherever they’re packaging it and selling it,” noted Sorensen.
Damage to one residence and the building behind it is extensive and the occupants will be unable to return. The structure in the back and its contents are a complete loss.
