With the summer tourist season in full swing, the importance of following best practices while recreating in Park County is critical. Sitting at over 5,000 feet above sea level, visitors to Park County may face a number of health risks when arriving from lower elevations.  Those risks include dehydration, altitude sickness, and bumps and bruises while recreating around town. To prevent yourself from falling victim to outdoor activity related injuries during the summertime, Guardian Flight Program Director Nicci Urbigkit recommends drinking plenty of water to stave off dehydration, and allowing time to acclimate for any tourists still getting used to

Karin Richard is seeking your vote for the Park County Commissioners Board. She cited her inspiration for seeking public office as the day-to-day interactions she had as a small business owner.  Richard recalled the period leading up to the 2024 election, during which she watched customers in her store do the mental calculus of whether or not they could afford to make purchases. “They were talking about all the pressures they were feeling financially,” Richard said, before adding that overtime, she watched those same financial pressures push people out of town. “They went from buying things in my store, to

Tim Lasseter is making a run at the Park County Commissioners Board. Lasseter is a Cody resident who moved into town 8 years ago, initially drawn to the Western culture and scenic landscape in Cody, he has since launched multiple campaigns for public office.  After first making a run at the Park County School District 6 School Board in 2018, he later launched a campaign for the county clerk’s office in 2022.  More recently, Lasseter has officially launched a bid for the Park County Commissioners Board. “I had no intention of being involved in politics,” Lassiter said. “I came to