Kate Meadows
Kate Meadows is a journalist, creative nonfiction author and book editor who focuses on agriculture and city/county government issues. She grew up in Pinedale, Wyo., as a fourth-generation Sublette County resident and got her start as a journalist at The Pinedale Roundup and Sublette Examiner. She earned an MFA in Professional Writing with concentrations in journalism and creative nonfiction from Western Connecticut State University.
Latest from Kate Meadows
It's All In The Name: Ag Woman Creates Candle Called "Calf Slobbers" And It's A Hit
For a woman with deep agricultural roots who became a candlemaker because she was tired of the consumerism of Christmas, she's thrilled her candle "Calf Slobbers" is such a big hit. It may sound gross but to those who know, calf slobbers is a good thing.
Kate MeadowsOctober 25, 2026
Uinta County Residents Push For Write-Ins To Oust Coroner Charged With 5 Felonies
Some Uinta County residents are pushing for a write-in campaign to oust longtime coroner Gregory Crandall, who faces five felony charges. He's unopposed on the Nov. 3 ballot. "I adamantly deny all allegations against me," Crandall told a local newspaper.
Kate MeadowsOctober 23, 2026
Carbon County Undersheriff Abandons Vacation To Help Rescue Hunter In Snowy Range
Carbon County Undersheriff Shawn Kelley abandoned his vacation Sunday to help rescue a hunter in the Snowy Range. Sheriff Alex Bakken said he wasn't surprised. "He's the kind of guy that, if we have something going on, he's going to jump in and help."
Kate MeadowsOctober 22, 2026
Sublette Rejects Appeal For Girls Treatment Center, Owners May Take Fight To Court
Sublette County commissioners voted 4-1 Tuesday to uphold the expiration of a permit for a proposed residential trauma treatment center for girls near Pinedale. The owners say they've spent years on the project and might take the fight to court.
Kate MeadowsOctober 20, 2026
Hero! Deputy Uses Tree Trimmers And Sweet Talk To Rescue Moose Tangled In Fence
When a moose calf became hopelessly tangled in wire fencing near an Idaho woman's home, sheriff's deputy Shiloh Frantz came to the rescue. It wasn't easy. The wire was stubborn, the moose was frightened, and an angry mother moose could have been nearby.
Kate MeadowsOctober 20, 2026
Angus Bull That Isn't Even Old Enough To Breed Sells For Whopping $900K In Billings
A 9-month-old Angus bull sold for a staggering $900,000 at a Billings auction Saturday. Buyers are betting his genetics will produce generations of premium cattle worth millions. "I knew it would bring a lot of money," cattleman Doug Stevenson said.
Kate MeadowsOctober 19, 2026
