Kenyne Schlager

Casper City Council Approves New Hospital Subdivision Plan
Casper City Council Approves New Hospital Subdivision Plan
Casper City Council Approves New Hospital Subdivision Plan
Casper's proposed Summit Medical Center is a step closer to becoming reality. After over 80 minutes of discussion, Casper City Council approved the subdivision plan for McMurry Business Park No. 6 on Tuesday. For council, it was nothing more than a plat and sub-area plan approval for a new venture in the McMurry Business Park...
Casper City Council Reviewing Community Promotions Applicants
Casper City Council Reviewing Community Promotions Applicants
Casper City Council Reviewing Community Promotions Applicants
City councilors in Casper are underway evaluating community promotions applications. Councilors will review 36 applications from city-based organizations that are requesting funds from the city for certain events. Casper mayor Kenyne Schlager said councilors will evaluate whether each proposed event will bring visitors to the community...
Casper Mayor Comments on Proposed Third Hospital
Casper Mayor Comments on Proposed Third Hospital
Casper Mayor Comments on Proposed Third Hospital
Planning and zoning commissioners on Tuesday approved site plans for a long-rumored third hospital in Casper. Plans for the hospital, which will be privately owned by Kansas-based healthcare facility management firm Nueterra, will now go before Casper City Council for further review...
Councilors Review Proposed Hogadon Ski Area Master Plan
Councilors Review Proposed Hogadon Ski Area Master Plan
Councilors Review Proposed Hogadon Ski Area Master Plan
Casper City Council reviewed the proposed master plan for the city-owned Hogadon Ski Area during a work session on Tuesday. The first phase of the master plan includes the installation of a new magic carpet lift and fixed-grip chair lift, the construction of new maintenance and lodge buildings and the purchase of new, more efficient snow-making equipment that can work better in higher tempratures.

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