October 9, 2012 Partnerships like that between the Natural Resources Conservation Service and the U.S Fish and Wildlife service within the Sage Grouse Initiative are designed to create what is known as regulatory certainty with participating landowners and producers in efforts to protect this threatened western bird species
October 8, 2012
October 8, 2012
October 8, 2012
October 5, 2012 'Art Quilts from the Wyoming Frontier', one of three new exhibitions at the Nicolaysen Art Museum this fall, features master quilter from Riverton, Marta Amundsen. Amundsen will be in town to offer a
October 5, 2012 A mule deer poaching, this time in Converse county north of Rolling Hills, is under investigation and wildlife officials are asking for information.
Robin Kepple, spokesperson for the Casper Game and Fish offices says the animal was shot with a small calibre rifle and found dead off of 55 Ranch Road in Hunt Area 22
October 5, 2012
October 4, 2012 The reports about drought impacts this summer and early fall have focused on lost pasture and feed for livestock, but as North Dakota State University Extension's, Joe Zeleznik, points out, trees have also been effected by the drought and could face additional hardship this winter if proper measure aren't taken
October 4, 2012 Domestic natural gas supplies are at an all-time high following an unprecedented warm winter last year. This week many are turning on their home heating for the first time.
Chris McGill, at the American Gas Association says forecasters expect the coming winter to bring more normal temperatures, in turn, he suggests consumers will see only a modest increase in their heating bills
October 4, 2012 A new and relocated Casper Fire-EMS Station 2 goes into the design stage now that Casper city council OK'd funds for an architect. GSG architecture will take on the project, which, according to Casper Fire-EMS Chief, Mark Young, will look a lot like the most recently built station at 12th and Beverly
