Month: July 2015

By Staff 7-9,2015 President Obama approved Governor Matt Mead’s request for a Presidential Disaster Declaration for Individual Disaster Assistance. The Declaration is a result of flood damage that occurred in Johnson and Niobrara Counties from […]

By Staff 7-8,2015 Cheyenne Frontier Days is hoping an investment to improve the sound quality of the night shows at Frontier Park will pay off. CFD General Chairman Darin Westby said they had received numerous […]

AP 7-8,2015 Top Wyoming officials are expressing concern about the slow pace of planning for the $300-million renovation of the state capitol in Cheyenne and say they may explore retaining a representative to oversee the […]

By Staff 7-7,2015 Hunters who missed the application periods to get into the drawings for elk, deer and antelope licenses still have an opportunity to hunt this fall by picking up licenses that were undersubscribed […]

By Staff 7-7,2015 In its second year, the Wyoming Super Tag raffle raised $641,950 from hopeful sportsmen and women from Wyoming, across the country and around the world. The Super Tag raffle was created by […]

The Wyoming Highway Patrol is reminding everyone of a new law that took effect on July 1st. The new three foot safety zone when passing bicyclists and states “The driver of a motor vehicle overtaking […]

By Staff 7-7,2015 We are now seeing the effects of the historic cold spell we experienced back in November on our deciduous trees. From November 11-13 we experienced a temperature drop of over 70 degrees. […]