Nick Perkins

Once the news it that Casper would press forward with it's smoking ban, it seemed that everyone wanted to voice their opinions, whether pro or con, to anyone who would listen. Here are just a few members of the community who wanted their voices to be heard.

People are quickly forming opinions on what happened on that 'dark night.' Here are some reaction interviews with various members of the Casper community.

If you've ever wanted to feel the wind in your hair and the sun at your back as you follow the highways and byways on an amazing piece of machinery, but are like me and are terrified of motorcycles (and angry Persian women throwing knives), then have we got a deal for you! Because of Driven Powersports, we are proudly giving you a chance to win a Can-Am Spyder Roadster as part of our Visible Vault

Is there anything better than spending a warm summer day with your neighbors, listening to music, eating great food, shopping, and seeing beautiful works of art and photos? We don't think so. Which is why we look forward to NicFest every year. The number of people, vendors, and wonderful kinds of food and drink that we get to experience makes us look forward to every Casper summer. This year was n

Day 2 of the 2012 Downtown Throwdown saw many things. It saw heroic feats of strength, incredible demonstrations of agility and endurance, and yes, winners being crowned. Casper saw many of it's fire stations move on to the national competition that will take place later in the year, but all of the men and women that competed over the weekend proved that, if we're ever in danger, we'll be in good

Casper is a lot of things, but a "big city" is not one of them. Because of this, we miss out on a lot of 'festivals' and what-not that most big cities have. We've got Beartrap Summer Festival, and NicFest. The good news is, both of these events rock and remind me exactly how much I love living in our humble city. Check out these pics from the first day of the 2012 NicFest at the Nicolays

As a man, nothing makes me feel like less than...um...a man than by watching firemen run, climb, lift, and more. So imagine how effeminate I feel whilst watching the Downtown Throwdown. Firefighters from all over came to Casper to demonstrate who exactly is the alpha-male. They all proved themselves worthy, but there is still one more day to determine who is THE firefighter of firefighters. Check

We live on front porches and swing life away. We get by just fine here on minimum wage. If love is a labor, I'll....Ok. For some reason, I'm feeling nostalgic and like quoting overly-played graduation songs.  That's what happens when you spend the past two days photographing high school graduations. And, much like Kelly Walsh and Roosevelt, Natrona County High School's class of 2012 proved that if

Another day, another graduation. Parents, teachers and friends gathered to witness the 2012 graduating class of Roosevelt High School proudly take home their diplomas. Tears were shed, speeches were given, futures were contemplated. Awards were handed out to those students who went above beyond the call of duty, but every graduate proved that they are on the right track to achieving all that they

As we go on, we  remember all the times we had together. Yes, that was a Vitamin C reference. No, most of the Kelly Walsh graduating class of 2012 have no idea who that is. That aside, congratulations to the 2012 KW Grads.