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(PHOTOS) Hidden basement entrance uncovered during alleyway construction at downtown Casper building
CASPER, Wyo. –– The ghosts are everywhere in central Casper, at least when it comes to long-forgotten building features. Alleyway construction on Center Street just behind the Rialto Theatre recently unearthed an entrance and bay of windows that have been hidden from view for decades. The basement entrance...
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Riverside Hotel in Casper temporarily closed by city for possible asbestos contamination
CASPER, Wyo. –– The Riverside Hotel & Conference Center, along with the Whiskey Butter restaurant and cocktail bar located at 300 West F St., has been ordered to be temporarily closed by the Casper-Natrona County Health Department due to possible asbestos exposure, according to notices at the building.
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Downtown Casper’s Chozen Yogurt to expand with new Eastridge Mall location
CASPER, Wyo. –– The Eastridge Mall’s struggling food court could be poised for a sweet turnaround. Chozen Yogurt is planning to open a new mall location before the end of this year, according to owner Paul Beck. The spot will be rebranded simply as “Chozen” and will feature numerous menu modifications geared toward mall customers. The expansion comes months after Beck debuted their mobile concept inside of a remodeled school bus.
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Casper Dogs Can Go Unleashed At Morad Park And Lake McKenzie, Provided Owners Handle Cleanup And Keep Aggressive Behavior In Check
Casper's got two spots where dogs can really stretch their legs without a leash: Morad Park and Lake McKenzie Dog Park. But there are some solid rules to keep things safe and clean for everyone.
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Casper to seek $1.75M grant for Mike Sedar All-Wheels Park plans
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper will apply for up to $1.75 million in grant funds to support the first phase of an All-Wheels Park project at Mike Sedar Park. The grant is being sought through the Land and Water Conservation Fund, and if approved, the money will be administered through the Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources. Parks, Recreation and Public Facilities Director Zulima Lopez said plans were initially to apply for up to $1.25 million, but it was later found that additional funds could be sought. Lopez said the adjustment brings the total project cost to $3.5 million.