Author: Mac Watson
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Cody Beers, WyDOT Public Relations Specialist, spoke about upcoming projects in and around the Cody area since the weather is getting nicer. One project is a bridge rehab near the jail on the Chief Joseph highway. That project is expected to take 3 months and there will be traffic delays over the bridge during that…
Wyoming’s air quality has gotten worse since last year’s report, according to the American Lung Association’s 2023 “State of the Air” report, which was released today. After ranking among the nation’s cleanest cities for ozone pollution in last year’s report, Cheyenne’s grade fell from A to F in this year’s report. Nationally, the report found…
It was inevitable, Josh Yoder says as he describes his food journey and current passion: Yoder’s Donuts food truck. “I grew up in the food business working for my dad. My dad has a specialty food business.” The brick and mortar store was a bakery, deli, [the store] carried a lot of specialty foods” that…
Tim Wade, former owner of North Fork Anglers and a world-renowned fly fisherman and conservationist, spoke about his retirement, how he got into fishing and what is it that makes fly fishing so popular. He also spoke about conservation and how important it in for Park County and the state of Wyoming.
Ted Harvey, who sells farms and ranches in Wyoming and Montana for Mason and Morse Company, spoke about the Realtors Land Institute which is an organization whose members share a heightened understanding of the land real estate industry. The RLI specializes in brokerage related to all types of land including farms, ranches, recreational land, timberland,…
The Wyoming Council for Women (WCW) is looking for nominations for outstanding female entrepreneurs across the Cowboy State for recognition with the annual Woman Entrepreneur Award. “During the past five years of recognizing Wyoming women entrepreneurs through this award process, we have been honored to hear the stories of women from every corner of the…
Lisa Peterman, Executive Director of Crisis Intervention Services, spoke about April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month and how there are different kinds of assault. Sexual assault doesn’t just happen to women, but men as well and it doesn’t discriminate by race, class, gender or socio-economic factors. Lisa also spoke about their capital campaign to improve…
A conservative activist has launched an “Ultra Right” beer in response to one beer manufacturer teaming up with a transgendered woman to promote their product. The beer, named the “Conservative Dad’s Ultra Right” is currently being sold online. According to the person behind the mission to defeat “woke corporations,” the response has been overwhelmingly positive.…
Cody resident Piper Fennimore has written a new cookbook that is out now and caters to people who need or want to be gluten-free. The book is titled “Seriously Delish” and Piper spoke about what motivated her to write a cook book, her time working at The Ritz Cartlon Hotel and graduating valedictorian from Le…
Doug McMillan, CEO of Cody Regional Health, spoke about his long tenure at CRH, how health care has changed over the years as well as the new clinic that CRH just opened in Basin. Doug also spoke about a new initiative from CRH which is First Flight Wyoming (an air transport service) which will serve…