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Kyle Fox shows his steer that earned him grand champion in market beef at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas. The belt buckle he was awarded is also pictured above. This year’s fair was held in …

Lawmakers will consider draft legislation this week that would allow manufacturers of “advanced nuclear reactors” to store high-level radioactive waste at their Wyoming facilities. It …

Cokeville celebrated Pioneer Day on Saturday, July 19. The day began with a color run fundraiser for the Cokeville High School track team. There were around 55 participants with helpers and runners. …

Bob Lefevre & the Already Gone perform on Friday, July 25, at Kemmerer’s Triangle Park as part of this year’s Oyster Ridge Music Festival. Check back next week for a full story and …

The Kemmerer City Council met on Monday, July 14, and preparations for upcoming community events took center stage, including updates on the Oyster Ridge Music Festival scheduled for this weekend and …

KEMMERER — The Wyoming Department of Transportation and contract crews from DeBernardi Construction will begin work on a concrete rehabilitation project in the Kemmerer area beginning the week …

A man who grew up in Kemmerer has had, by all accounts, a successful career in aviation with the U.S. Army. Lt. Col. Andrew Bartlett is a commander in the 1st Battalion, 223rd Aviation Regiment at …

GREEN RIVER (WNE) — A traffic stop near Rock Springs led to the confiscation of almost 80 pounds of drugs. On Saturday, July 5, a Wyoming Highway Patrol trooper in the Rock Springs area …

The Cokeville Branch Library hosted a craft day on Tuesday, July 8. Those participating made a hobbit house. They turned out so cute. Stop by the library to see the August featured craft. They will …

By Jan Moody Cokeville Correspondent   The 2025-26 Cokeville Hospital District proposed budget review will be held at the Cokeville Clinic, Wednesday, July 16, at 7:30 p.m. …

“What the Wife Knew” offers readers a suspenseful, multi-layered narrative filled with morally complex characters, razor-sharp tension and brilliantly-executed twists. Meet the …

There are so many amazing benefits to camping. Spending time outdoors gives you a chance to unplug from screens and can be a fun, budget-free way to relax. It is a great way to bond with family and …

On Saturday, June 21, the Unknown Saints Crossroads Chapter held its annual Monica Poker Run. It marked seven years of the event. This poker run helps the organization fund donations that benefit …

Cokeville saddle bronc rider Joseph Wyatt Mackey (above) won the Stock Saddle Bronc event at Saturday’s Evanston Rodeo Series, while barrel racer Kristi Mackey (below) competed in the Open …

TerraPower, a nuclear innovation company, recently announced the award of three supplier contracts to support the groundbreaking Natrium project, currently under construction in Kemmerer. This is the …

JACKSON — A key part of the Teton skyline is continuing its slow disintegration into the canyon below. Over the Fourth of July weekend, part of the Second Tower collapsed, sending a plume …

Wyoming may see its first commercial nuclear power plant a few months sooner than anticipated, but still sometime in 2030, according to the developer, TerraPower. The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory …

Members of Kemmerer’s American Legion Post 55 present the colors during last week’s Fourth of July parade. (GAZETTE PHOTO/Laynee Walker)

A passionate, lifelong hunter from Kemmerer beat the odds to win this year’s Wyoming Governor’s Wild Bison Raffle. Gov. Mark Gordon announced last week that Andrew Merritt of Kemmerer won …

The Kemmerer City Council held its regular meeting on June 23, where members approved routine items including the payment of bills, payroll, and other financial obligations. The Council then …

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