Author: Andrew-Rossi
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Cody wants us all to be more aware of its doings – and calling it out when things don’t add up. As part of an effort for the city government to increase its financial transparency and accountability, they are building Clearly Cody – a community dashboard which will provide easier access to several community records,…
WYDOT is asking for your participation. A number of in-person public meetings have been set up throughout the Bighorn Basin. This is one of the central aspects of the State Transportation Improvement Program, a prioritized construction plan for the 1,326 miles of highway in northwest Wyoming. This 6-year effort of the Wyoming Transportation Commission involves providing citizens…
It was a fiery weekend in Cody. On Friday morning of last week, the Wild Horse Café unexpectedly caught fire. The source of the fire is currently attributed to an indoor electrical malfunction. The Cody Fire Department quickly responded to the scene, but not before the entire establishment was caught in the blaze. There’s no…
Worland’s warden is seeking information on a probable poaching. Last week, some anglers reported a buck mule deer that had been illegally shot and killed. Worland Game Warden Matt Lentsch responded to the site – the deer was located near the bridge going over Fifteen Mile Creek, just south of Worland. The scene more reminiscent…
Northwest College has a plan. The college has released their reopening plan for the Fall 2020 semester, after it was reviewed and approved by the Board of Trustees. The goals are relatively simple – give students as normal a semester as possible, while keeping it uninterrupted by COVID-19. To do this, the college has designated…
Kanye West thrusts a Cody resident into the political limelight. In an interview with Forbes, Kanye discussed his recently announced presidential campaign – including the person he intends to name his running mate. Cody resident Michelle Tidball. The 57-year-old biblical life coach runs the nonprofit Abundant Ministries, which manages an online bible study program. Tidball…
When it comes to social distancing, Wyoming gets the bronze. So says Unacast, a website that uses human mobility data to analyze and observe national and local trends, business and otherwise. The site recently released its social distancing scoreboard, including an interactive map breaking down every state by county and also assigning them their own…
With everything going on, at least you’re paying less for gas . . . right? The latest survey from the website GasBuddy shows trends that are exactly where you’d expect them to be, given the national mood and the end of the holiday weekend. As of yesterday, of the 494 Wyoming gas stations surveyed, Wyoming…
There are a number of changes that could affect your next Yellowstone trip. As the pandemic progresses, various amenities are opening while others are changing their offerings and practices. Last Friday, the Sandpiper Lodge at Lake Yellowstone Hotel opened, offering a limited number of their standard lodge rooms, per Yellowstone’s hotel practice of only opening…
There’s only one more day to apply for a new position in Shoshone National Forest. The Shoshone National Forest is currently undergoing a search for a new District Ranger. This permanent decision will be responsible for overseeing the Clarks Fork, Greybull, and Wapiti Districts, and will be based out of Cody. The USAJOBS posting for…