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Way Back Wednesday Looks at the Impact and Projects of Civilian Conservation Corps in Wyoming – Presented by Mick Pryor, Edward Jones

Many young men made their first trip from the city to rural Wyoming when hired on to work a year or two in one of the state's nineteen Civilian Conservation Corps camps.

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, November 17, 2021

Travel & COVID-19: Your Invitation to Travel Responsibly in Carbon County, Wyoming 

If you decide to travel, whether for holidays, family gathering and fellowship, business, recreation or a romantic getaway for two, consider activities & locations where you can stay safe and avoid crowds.

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, November 16, 2021

Daily Cartoon: Monday, November 15, 2021

With Arrival of Holiday Season, New Year, Casper’s Ford Wyoming Center Offers Experiences for All Ages

With holiday shopping underway and supply chain issues already causing concerns, why not choose a Ford Wyoming Center Gift Card for those on your holiday gift list? 

Daily Cartoon: Friday, November 12, 2021

Carbon County Visitors’ Council Celebrates Anniversary of the Continental Divide Trail With County’s Wealth of Outdoor Recreation

Today the Carbon County Visitors Council is celebrating the Anniversary of the Continental Divide Trail Designation. 

Daily Cartoon: Wednesday, November 10, 2021

Way Back Wednesday Recalls How Aviation Tragedy in Wyoming Was Catalyst For Federal Aviation Act

Jessica Dubroff, her father and her flight instructor were killed just after taking flight from Cheyenne in 1996.

Wyoming Behavioral Institute Is Investing In Local Communities

Cody Yellowstone: Check Out Park County’s Best Hiking Trails

Start your November off right with the latest episode of Outside Yellowstone! Check out the video and join Shalee Super as she gives you the insider’s look at favorite #hiking trails throughout Park County. This is the latest video in the series and it’s about hiking with some very interesting locations and a few ‘factoids’ thrown in for good measure. While…

Daily Cartoon: Monday, November 8, 2021

276 New Coronavirus Cases IN Wyoming On Friday; 554 Recoveries; 2,857 Active

The state reported 276 new laboratory-confirmed and 102 new probable cases, leaving Wyoming with 2,857 active cases for Friday.

Daily Cartoon: Sunday, November 7, 2021

As Holiday Gift-Giving Looms, Science Explains Why Experiences Are Better Than Things

There have been many studies in recent years explaining the science behind the consumer's shift in happiness when it comes to giving and receiving gifts. There has been a dramatic change in purchasing across age groups, including millennials and older generations, with experiences now trumping things as a more desirable gift.

Daily Cartoon: Friday, November 5, 2021

Daily Cartoon: Thursday, November 4, 2021

Session Over: Legislature Agrees To Compromise On Final Anti-Vaccine Mandate Bill

The bill would prevent state and local government entities from enforcing a vaccine mandate, however it was amended to exempt any public entity that could lose federal funds by refusing to enforce a mandate.

Daily Cartoon: November 3, 2021

Way Back Wednesday Looks at Wyoming’s Historic “Cowboy Carnegies” – Presented by Mick Pryor, Edward Jones

When published in his work, Meditationes Sacrae (1597), the saying: "knowledge itself is power", he most likely wanted to transmit the idea that having and sharing knowledge is the cornerstone of reputation and influence, and therefore power; all achievements emanate from this.

Park County Homeland Security Official Out After DUI

Less than a week after being arrested on allegations that he drove his work truck while drunk, Jack Tatum is out as Park Countys director of Homeland Security.

Assistant U.S. Attorney: Pandemic Cause For Zero Human Trafficking Convictions In Wyoming Last Year

Wyoming saw no state or federal human trafficking convictions during all of 2020, a recent report found.

Daily Cartoon: Tuesday, November 2, 2021