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Construction of the new Wyoming Game and Fish Department regional office building in Cody is nearing completion, officials say. The work is scheduled to be finished in October. Currently, contractors are “putting the finishing touches on the building and working to install the elevator and complete the installation of flooring,” a recent press release states. …
On September 16th, 2022, Governor Mark Gordon notified the Wyoming Republican Party Chairman, W. Frank Eathorne, that Secretary of State Edward A. Buchanan has resigned, which has created a vacancy in the office of Secretary of State. Pursuant to Wyoming Statutes, §22-18-111(a)(i), the Wyoming Republican Party State Central Committee is now required to hold a…
Tina Hoebelheinrich, President and CEO of the Cody Country Chamber of Commerce, spoke about how tourism is down, the Chamber is gearing up for the fall with their Work-Ready Bootcamp and Trick-or-Treating in downtown this year. Tina also talked about the government affairs committee and her trip to Washington, DC.
The Cody Bronc Football team will take to the road for the fist time this season as they travel to Buffalo for their final non-conference game of the season. The Broncs fresh off their trampling of Worland sit at 2-0 on the season. With an extremely physical game upcoming hear from Head Coach Matt McFadden…
The Sleeping Giant Ski Area is holding a job fair on September 23rd from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 348 Yellowstone Ave. in Cody, Wyoming. The Job Fair includes information about work as a Lift Maintenance Supervisor, Kitchen Supervisor, Kitchen Crew Member, Bartender, Front Desk Ticket Sales Team Member, and Ski/Board Instructor. Sleeping Giant,…
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Biden administration said Wednesday it has approved ambitious plans by 34 states and Puerto Rico to create a national electric vehicle charging network as the U.S. begins in earnest its transition away from gas-powered transportation. The plans’ approval means $900 million can begin to flow to the states, which are…
Winter forecasts call for below-average temperatures but different amounts of snow across the country – and the Bighorn Basin appears to be caught between two different winters. Fall hasn’t started yet – the season officially ends on Thursday, Sept. 22. But winter is coming . . . The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its forecast…
The Wyoming Department of Transportation and Mountain Construction will begin “milling an eight-mile section of US 14 between Burgess Junction and Cutler Hill beginning Monday, September 19th,” a recent press release states. Milling will begin on the west end of the project at mile marker 57.27 and proceed east to mile marker 65.01 Hours of…
The Cody Tennis teams are set for post-season play. Both the Broncs and Fillies will be participating in the North Conference Tournament in Powell this weekend. Cody Tennis would end the season on a high note as they claimed victory against Powell. Now, they look to be playing their best at the right time. With…
Karen Schipfmann-Nielson is running for re-election to the Park County School Board Number 6 and spoke about how the school board is working together for the benefit of students, how they are updating the mission and vision plan for the school board and the 13th Year Program for seniors that gives them options after earning…