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Back in November the Cody Bronc Football team defeated the Jackson Broncs to win the Class 3A State Football Championship 34-13. That marked the third title for the Broncs in the last six years. Now Cody Football has received their championship rings. Check those out here: To re-live Cody Footballs championship title game in…
A couple of weeks ago the Cody Fillies played in the first High School Softball game in Wyoming’s history. Just a few weeks later the Fillies are set to play in their first ever home game. It’s been a season full of first for the Fillies and that will continue this weekend when they welcome…
WYDOT embarks on its next multi-million-dollar roadwork project in Cody, this time along the north route of Highway 120. WYDOT’s next Cody-based project won’t be as intrusive as the ongoing Sheridan Avenue rehabilitation. But that doesn’t make it any less critical. Starting next week, three miles of WY120 will be undergoing settlement repair and reconstruction.…
With Democrats in control of the White House, Senate and House, there’s still a way to protect Second Amendment rights. The Supreme Court. That’s what Wyoming U.S. Sen. John Barrasso said Thursday during a visit to Cody and a chat with Darian Dudrick in the KODI studio. Barrasso reacted to President Biden’s announcement Thursday of…
Wednesday into Thursday night Cody experienced a power outage that spanned over about a third of the city. The reason for that power outage was not blistering Wyoming winds or any sort of precipitation, but instead, a raccoon. The little critter got up into the WAPA substation up on Glendale near Beck Lake according to…
The Second Amendment Preservation Act failed in the Wyoming Legislature after several amendments. Wednesday morning on KODI’s “Speak Your Piece with Darian Dudrick,” retired federal law enforcement officer Bill Tallen explained the bill’s journey through the Senate and eventual demise in the House. The purpose of the bill was to protect Wyoming gun owners from…
As the flow of water from the Buffalo Bill Reservoir and into the Shoshone River increases, Cody residents are asked to stay safe near the rushing water. Every spring, snowmelt from the mountains flows into the Buffalo Bill Reservoir. To ensure that runoff is contained without damaging the reservoir, flushing flows occur downstream into the…
Now that Spring Break is over Cody High School sports are set to pick up right where they left off. Every Cody team will be in action this weekend. Today a look at when and where each team will be participating. The Cody High School Track teams will be back in action tomorrow (Thursday) when…
Work will begin next week to repair humps on a portion of WYO 120 north of Cody. Cody Beers, Wyoming Department of Transportation District 5 public relations specialist, talked about the project Tuesday morning on KODI’s “Speak Your Piece with Darian Dudrick.” “There are three settlement areas on the highway out toward the intersection of…
Cody School Board Hosts Crucial Meeting at CMS Tonight
Andrew-Rossi
April 12, 2021
As the Cody school district faces difficult decisions, tonight’s meeting at Cody Middle School is the public’s chance to stand up, speak up, and be heard. Park County School District #6 is trying to figure out how the future of education will look in Cody. Unfortunately, that means trimming the district’s budget – and could…