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Shawn Blajszczak, the Wyoming Regional Director of the Mule Deer Foundation, and Nicole Reed, the Regional Conservation Coordinator of the Mule Deer Foundation, spoke about how mule deer impact the environment, how the winterkill affected the herds, and what people can do to get involved in the Foundation. They also spoke about their banquet happening…
Karen Horner, Director of the Park County Library, checks in every month and tell us what’s going on with activities, events and special programs that you can take advantage of at the library. For November, the library will have a food drive under the title, “Food For No Fines,” the Turkey Trot is always fun,…
Cody resident Nick Piazza, owner of Sleeping Giant Ski Area, spoke about how Sleepy G is evolving and becoming the ski destination for Wyoming and beyond. With new, groomed trails, a tubing area for beginners and snow bikes, Sleepy G will be open for the season on December 2nd and Nick is encouraging everyone who…
Betsy Ryzewicz, instructor at Cody High School’s Media Production Program, and Kinsley Merritt, student body secretary and who worked on the documentary film, spoke about how they came up with the idea, how they interviewed Ukraine high school students, as well as being invited to the All American Film Festival as an Official Selection in…
Chef, author, and Cody resident, Piper Fennimore, came into the studio to discuss her book “Seriously Delish” which is exclusively gluten-free recipes. She spoke about how she found her passion for food at an early age, graduated from Le Cordon Bleu in Miami and discovered she had a gluten intolerance. She also talked about how…
Kristin Barker, the Research Coordinator for the Beyond Yellowstone Program, spoke about running and managing conservation research projects in the Greater Yellowstone Area. She recently gave a lecture on studying wolves in Yellowstone National Park as well as talking about her overall research concerning the behavior and distribution of large, terrestrial mammals. Some of her…
Amy Couture, a local resident of Cody and an endurance swimmer, is one of 171 women in America who have successfully swam the English Channel. Her time was 14 hours and 6 minutes. She spoke about her training regiment, her motivation, and why she continues to push herself in endurance sports.
Cody Beers, Public Relations Specialist for WYDOT, spoke about the summer projects that are wrapping up like the Chief Jo Highway bridge improvements, the tunnel lighting project near the Buffalo Bill Dam, the slide project in Crandall, and the road improvements outside of Yellowstone National Park. He also advised drivers to be careful and visit…
Janie Curtis and Tiffany Mannion from That Other Project spoke about wanting the community’s input on the Transportation Plan for Cody. No matter if you’re a biker, hiker, horse rider, or walker, they want to hear from you. Also, if you drive around Cody, they want your input as well. The more people who participate…
Megan Degenfelder, the Superintendent of Public Instruction for the state of Wyoming, came to Cody High School on her “Tour of Excellence” and spoke with teachers, students and administrators. She also had a surprise announcement. Wyoming’s top educator announced the winner of Teacher of the Year for the Cowboy State. The honor went to John…