Our Cheyenne news staff, with reporting from Doug Randall and Joy Greenwald.
Cheyenne News Staff
YNP Kicks Off Collaborative Adaptive Management Program for Winter Use
laborative adaptive management will allow the National Park Service (NPS) to gather more information about park resource conditions through scientific monitoring and to seek additional public input on what resources are most important to monitor going forward.
Cheyenne East Wins 4A State Championship
East scored all their points in the first half. They went scoreless in the second half but held on for the win.
Modifications to Medicine Bow National Forest Winter Travel Special Order
he start date for usage of over-the-snow vehicles (OSV) operating off designated routes has been adjusted to Nov. 16 and the wording regarding minimum snow depth requirements for OSV off-road operation has been clarified.
Game & Fish: You Can Get Your 2014 Boat Registration Now
Game and Fish Spokesman Al Langston says registration is required of any boat with a motor, electric or internal combustion. No registration is required of craft without motors.
Yellowstone Seeks Comments On Commercial Stock Use
Currently, the park has 44 contracts for guided saddle and pack stock tours. The existing 10-year contracts are set to expire in December, 2013, but have been extended for one year to December, 2014, in order to complete this EA.
Remember the 8 Team Raises over $35,000 at ING New York City Marathon
Mrs. Mead said the team ran in brown and gold singlets featuring the winged foot emblem used to memorialize the eight cross country runners.
Teachers Wanted for Wyoming Department of Education Teachers Cabinet
The Cabinet will be made up of 10-to-12 members representing diverse geographic regions, grades, and subjects. Members of the Cabinet will be asked to commit to an 18-month term beginning January 2014
WHP K-9 Uncovers 16 Pounds of Marijuana During Traffic Stop
The illegal load of marijuana originated in Washington state. The case remains under investigation.
November is National Diabetes Month
In 2012, 9.1 percent of Wyoming adults reported having been told they have diabetes, which translates to roughly 40,000 people.
Work Begins on Developing Energy Curriculum For Schools
The Wyoming Afterschool Alliance got a $75,000 state grant two months ago to recommend how to further develop and fund the program. A report is due to the governor and state lawmakers next month.