Casper

WOW! Facebook has been buzzing the past couple of days with the topic "If you grew up in (insert city here)" and with so many Casper friends, the Casper folks have been taking me and others down a veritable Memory Lane

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On June 23rd, 1983 the North Platte River at Casper reached a level of 7.66 ft, the second highest level since recording began in the late 1920's.

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THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE FOLLOWING RIVERS IN WYOMING

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As a father of three (with another on on the way) it goes without saying that I, like all dads, have had to become a bit of a park and playground expert over the years. So, taking advantage of the brief break in the snow and rain that we've seen over the last couple of weeks, I thought I'd hit the town with the kiddos and zero in on the best of the best. So, without further ado, here are the top five playgrounds in Casper.

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After storms across Wyoming blew up yesterday dropping alot of rain, some communities experienced flooding. A similar situation is in store for much of Central , North-Central and Eastern Wyoming for today

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The Casper man arrested for beating his ex-girlfriend with a hammer makes his initial court appearance.

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The source of oil sheen on the North Platte River that appeared last month between Casper and Evansville is still being sought. Keith Guille, for the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality says, the DEQ, along with BP, are focusing on a wall that was installed about 10 years ago at the sight of the old Amoco refinery where the Three Crowns Golf Course is now located. That wall, described as very long and very deep, was installed and monitored to prevent contaminants from flowing into the river.

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Lt Stewart Anderson, Emergency Management Coordinator for Natrona County, stopped in this morning

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In April 2007, 20 year old college student Sierra Krizman was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis. It took her life in less than 36 hours.

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In conjunction with Severe Weather Awareness Week, April eighteenth through the twenty-second, the Natrona County Emergency Management Office will be testing the Outdoor Warning Siren System.

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