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This is the time of year where we Spring ahead and lose an hour of sleep. But why? Where did this custom come from and why do we stubbornly keep it? This weekend, make sure to turn your clocks FORWARD by an hour on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Beware on Monday, when you find…
Leprechauns are always associated with St. Patrick’s Day, (which is coming up on March 17th,) the Luck of the Irish, and the guarding of a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. But just how did this diminutive, troublemaking, up-to-no-good creature (is it an elf? a sprite? something sinister?) come to still be…
The Cody Country Chamber of Commerce has announced the resignation of its CEO, Tina Hoebelheinrich. Tina has accepted a new position and will be transitioning to her new opportunity over the next 30 days. During her tenure, the Cody Country Chamber of Commerce has replenished its reserves, grown staff, increased member benefits, and brought stability…
If passed, the Local Radio Freedom Act would prevent music companies from charging local radio stations for playing songs on air. On Thursday, March 9, U.S. Senators John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) reintroduced the bipartisan Local Radio Freedom Act. The bill already has strong bipartisan support, giving it momentum in Congress. For decades, record…
Over $1 million is available to stabilize and restore sections of Shoshone National Forest affected by the historically destructive floods of June 2022. The U.S.D.A. Forest Service’s Rocky Mountain Regional Office announced today that Colorado and Wyoming will receive $40.15 million in disaster relief funds this fiscal year, made possible through the Disaster Supplement of…
The American Red Cross doesn’t want anyone to miss a beat this Sunday – but they should also take some time to check their smoke alarms while changing their clocks. Daylight saving time begins this Sunday, March 12, and the American Red Cross of Wyoming reminds everyone to turn their clocks forward one hour and…
Richard Jones, from WyCAN, which is an anti-drug organization, specifically targeting marijuana, spoke about recent laws that were not passed in Wyoming. Richard also spoke about Delta 8 and synthetic pot as well.
Karen Horner, Park County Library Director, spoke about the Leprechaun Lure Contest which involves kids making their own leprechaun traps to win some golden prizes. Kids and parent are invited to the winning celebration on March 16th at 4PM.
For the H.M.I.C., the “baseless, dangerous and defamatory attacks” against Representative Chu are in the same vein as those that lead to the internment camps that detained “disloyal” Japenese Americans during World War II. Judy Chu has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2009. She currently serves as the representative for California’s 28th…
Wyoming’s “Groundhog Day” is the first grizzly of spring, which has emerged from its hibernation in Yellowstone National Park one year to the day since the first bear of 2022 was spotted. On Tuesday, March 7, a Yellowstone National Park wildlife biologist on a radio telemetry flight observed the first grizzly bear of 2023 to…