Author: Andrew-Rossi

Local veterans will have a chance to sit down with a veterans’ service officer in a series of community outreach sessions. Tami Hartnett of the Wyoming Veterans Commission will be touring throughout the state this November to talk with veterans in Lovell, Greybull and Worland. Stops in other communities in Northwest Wyoming possible but would…

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Cody and the rest of Wyoming, with record low temperatures expected on Tuesday. With the intensity of the winter weather this October, the need for safety on highways and roads is higher than ever. Jack Tatum, the Director of the Park County Office of Homeland Security, has…

Eight students will be in the first Registered Nurse Program at Northwest College’s Cody Center in 2020. The program begins in January of next year, and has been designed to accommodate the busy schedules of nontraditional students in Cody, mainly working individuals and families. Four courses, making up the bulk of the program, will be…

Wyoming received over a half a billion dollars in Fiscal Year 2019, thanks to energy revenues. $641 million dollars was disbursed to the state from the Interior’s Office of Natural Resources Revenue. This is a $77 million dollar increase from Fiscal Year 2018, the additional money coming from increased demand and production – which is…

If you have any thoughts or ideas on the future of Cody, the time has come to show and tell. The Wyoming Business Council and University of Wyoming Extension will be facilitating the Cody Community Review, starting tonight and running until the 17th. There will a number of concurrent sessions in many different locations in…

Your 4th grader has a chance to take a free trip to any national park this year – all you have to do is print it out. Every Kids Outdoors! is a campaign designed to get 4th graders and their families engaged with the country’s public lands. With a pass, fourth graders can bring family…

The Wyoming Small Business Development Center Network has received national accreditation, thanks to its assistance to Wyoming’s entrepreneurs. The America’s Small Business Development Center Accreditation Committee voted to accredit the Wyoming Network with commendation and no conditions during their semiannual meeting in Long Beach, CA. The committee also granted technology accreditation to the Wyoming SBDC…

How do you protect your plants from sudden arctic chills? Just add water. The University of Wyoming Extension horticulture experts have a number to tips to help you preserve your plants from winter fronts like the one experienced this past week. As odd as it may sound, make sure to water your lawn and perennials…

The Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources will be releasing a Request for Proposal for management of the concessionaires at Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis. There are two concessionaries in the Park – the Star Plunge thermal pool and the Days Inn hotel, which have month-to-month leases with the State. The same…

Will Google Chrome be blocking your website? Starting in December, Google Chrome will begin blocking insecure and mixed content websites. Insecure websites and mixed content sites can leave you and your clients vulnerable to web hackers and identity theft without detection. Katrina Dargusch from Target Digital Solutions says that insecure sites and content are wormholes…