Isabell received a $7,500 scholarship from the late Ruth R. Ellbogen, who endowed the Scholarship Education Fund of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming Foundation. She also received a Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming Youth of the Year plaque. Isabell will go on to represent the Club at the state Youth of the Year Competition in February.
According to the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) District 2, most of the projects in the area are set to reopen before the end of the year.
Hurst and Griffith were recommended by college scouts to play with America’s Team. Both girls accepted their spots on the team and will be packing their passports and bags to play at the Down Under Games in Sydney.
According to the Mills Police Department report, a Dodge pick-up headed south on Salt Creek Highway drove around the road closure barricades and tried to drive over the recently installed in-place forms on top of the bridge.
The dispatch report stated that a downed power line started the fire. Since then, investigators have corrected the information and say the power line came down as a result of the fire.
According to the Casper Police Department, the incident occured on Friday, September 2, 2022, at approximately 1:54 AM when two officers of the Casper Police Department were patrolling in the area of Lake McKenzie Park.
The Natrona County Sheriff’s Office partnering with multiple other agencies including the Natrona County School District, is reminding parents, students, and other community members about how to stay safe in school areas.
Casper Christian School students returned to the classroom on Sept. 1. For the 50 enrolled students, going back to school meant seeing old friends and new faces.
Starks says he’s worried about his children and others in the Paradise Valley neighborhood that may run onto the sidewalk in front of postal vehicles that he has seen driving on the sidewalk.
On National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, the Natrona County Sheriff’s Office joined the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to educate the public about the dangers of fentanyl. The NCSO has teamed up with partners from across the county for a four-week education campaign.
The Casper Community Greenhouse Project is working on finishing the construction of its third school greenhouse at Park Elementary School before the fall semester starts.
On Tuesday, Casper City Council agreed to move forward in considering a service agreement with Mountain West Technologies that would provide fiber cabling to 17 city buildings.
Visit Casper hopes the tour will be another reason visitors to Wyoming will make a stop in the city. They noted, that art has successfully brought in tourists to other cities in the United States and around the world.
Summer is drawing to a close, and school will be back in session soon. On Aug. 18, Casper College was buzzing as students began moving in to the dorm for the fall semester.
According the the Wyoming Secretary of State office, in 2020, 31.5% of the voting age population participated in the primaries, 62.6% participated in the general election.
The Casper-Natrona County Health Department (CNCHD) in coordination with the Wyoming Department of Health is closely monitoring the evolving cases of Monkeypox within the United States.
Thursday August 4, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes held the final day of their annual athletics camp at Natrona County High School that is hosted for kids from around the county.
Young remains in custody at the Natrona County Detention Center on a felony warrant for Escape from Official Detention while the investigation continues.
Since the diagnosis, McWain has been sharing her family’s experience, advocating for support, and connecting with others in the PKU community through Instagram.
The Sturgis, South Dakota motorcycle rally draws riders from all across the country and many will be making their way through Wyoming to attend the event.
On Friday, August 5th 2022, at approximately 08:07 am, the Natrona County Fire District (NCFD) was dispatched for the report of a vehicle fire in the area of East Ormsby Road and BB Brooks Boulevard in Natrona County.
While the program is not a rehabilitation center, patients work with staff during their stay to create a personalized discharge plan based on their needs. After being discharged the patient will be ready to move into the recovery phase of addiction.
People in the program wear a wrist band that emits a personalized radio signal that a locator can be tuned to for tracking, but first responders are not constantly monitoring the signals.
The idea for the sculpture was sparked after Navarro saw news coverage of wind turbine blades being disposed of at the Casper Solid Waste Facility. Navarro is known for his large bronze sculptures, and wanted to use the blades to create in a new medium.
“Casper’s centrally located in the state, it’s a very good place to put a tanker base to help support everywhere in the state of Wyoming,” said U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region Air Tanker Specialist Robby Cline.
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