Kelly Walsh High School students and teachers crowded into the school's gymnasium on Friday, March 22 for "Rodstock 2019," a
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Irish Wake and Evening Prayer held for ‘Hidden Hero’ Monsignor James O’Neill [PHOTOS]
An Evening Prayer service followed by a traditional Irish Wake was held for the late Monsignor James O'Neill at St.
Crowd comes out for C.J. Box ‘Wolf Pack’ book signing Thursday [PHOTOS]
Wind City Books organized a book signing with author C.J. Box Thursday, March 21 at Frontier Brewing Company and Taproom.
Blue Sky Road and Day Break Road clear commissioners’ horizon
The Natrona Count Board of County Commissioners approved the renaming of two County roads located near West US Highway 20-26
Mills and USA Trucking to cooperate to address citizen concerns
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners approved two USA Trucking, LLC rezoning requests during their Tuesday, March 19 board
BLM officials say Trails Center back to normal after government shutdown
Natrona County Commissioner Brook Kaufman asked officials from the BLM's Casper Field Office to share their thoughts about any impact
County Commissioners ask BLM to help find gravel source for back-country road
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners asked officials from the BLM Wyoming Casper Field Office during their Tuesday, March
Students help build new CHCCW community health center in Wyoming
Community Health Centers of Central Wyoming issued a press release on Thursday, March 21 announcing a new "Cougar Community Health
Wyoming experiences livestock losses due to blizzard
The coordinator for Natrona County’s University of Wyoming Extension Office updated the Board of County Commissioners on some unofficial numbers
Mills Town Council holds meeting postponed due to snowstorm
The Mills Town Council was initially scheduled to hold its regular Council meeting on Wednesday, March 13, but that meeting
Council authorizes almost $200,000 for Fire-EMS cardiac monitor purchase
The Casper City Council authorized the purchase of six cardiac monitors at a cost of $196,449.81 during their Tuesday, March
UW Extension Coordinator asks County for funding to replace vehicles
The coordinator for Natrona County's University of Wyoming Extension Office asked the Board of County Commissioners for some funding assistance
BLM raises $11.8 million in oil and gas lease sales
The Bureau of Land Management Wyoming released a press release on Wednesday, March 20 saying it raised $11.8 million in
C85 Pump Room shuts down regular dinner service
A sign posted on the door of the Pump Room says the restaurant will no longer offer regular dinner service.
Bureau of Reclamation to begin annual Alcova filling April 1
The Bureau of Reclamation Wyoming Area Office issued a press release on Wednesday, March 20 stating that a date has
Traffic Enforcement officer says drivers need to follow new speed limits immediately on March 26
An electronic sign posted on East Second Street in Casper notifies drivers that the speed limit will be changing on
County Parks officials say new agreements with biathlon club and other groups needed
Natrona County Parks officials told the Board of County Commissioners during their Tuesday, March 19 work session that the county
Nebraska flood relief donations accepted at drop-off locations in Casper and other communities
Casper citizen Jordan Farley said on Wednesday, March 20 he and some other citizen volunteers will be transporting donations to
Andrea Covert to fill one of two Leisure Services Advisory Board vacancies
The Casper City Council authorized the appointment of Andrea Covert to sit on the Leisure Services Advisory Board during their
Council approves additional $132,215.44 for Midwest Avenue reconstruction project
The Casper City Council approved a change order for an additional $132,215.44 for the Midwest Avenue reconstruction project during their
Council approves almost $390,000 to fortify Verda James pedestrian bridge
The Casper City Council passed a resolution approving a $387,508.86 agreement with TDS Construction to strengthen the Verda James Pedestrian
Council approves $10,000 to help fund CNFR ticket sales position
The Casper City Council approved a $10,000 contract with the Natrona County Travel and Tourism Council to help fund a
City Council moves forward on Paradise Valley Golf Course vacation and replat request
The Casper City Council approved a vacation and replat request on second reading during their Tuesday, March 19 Council meeting.
Unnamed owner of former Parkway Plaza requests street name change
The Casper City Council passed a resolution that will rename Parkway Plaza Drive during their Tuesday, March 19 Council meeting.
Council finalizes Abandoned Vehicles Ordinance changes
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David Street Station officials say City’s liquor ordinance poses obstacles for event volunteers
David Street Station Operations Manager Jackie Landess brought up the City's new Liquor License Ordinance during the Tuesday, March 19
‘Dead Dinosaurs in Arctic Alaska’ talk Thursday at Werner Wildlife Museum
The Werner Wildlife Museum's will hold a presentation titled "Dead Dinosaurs in Arctic Alaska", scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
Casper College offering free Wednesday workshop for private dam owners
A private dam owners workshop will be held from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Wednesday, March 20 in the Casper
Evansville Town Council approves liquor license hours of operation extension
The Evansville Town Council adopted a resolution during their Monday, March 11 meeting to extend the hours of operation for
Four Lady T-Birds receive all region honors
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