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Cody educator chosen for Milken award
Cody, WY- Cody students and staff filled their gym for what they believed was a routine school assembly. But as the meeting continued it became apparent this was no regular assembly. A stranger to the school stepped to the podium, Stephanie Bishop, who Cody would come to know quickly as...
Natrona Can’t Keep Up with Cody’s Potent Offense in Doubleheader
CASPER, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Right before the inclement weather came in, Natrona’s softball team managed to host a double header between them and the #4 team Cody, and it was a big chance for N-C to get an upset over, and they struck first. With a runner...
Sagebrush remediation topic at Wildlife Society conference
The Wyoming Chapter of the Wildlife Society’s annual conference in Cody took place earlier this month, drawing researchers and academics from across the region for three days of events and professional lectures on conservation and wildlife management affecting Wyoming ecosystems. Among those lectures was a series of talks held...
Wyoming hunter education class offered in Cody
CODY – A Wyoming hunter education internet completion course will be held in Cody April 27 and seats are available. The class will take place Saturday, April 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Class will be held at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Cody Regional office at 2 Tilden Trail.
Mule deer in spotlight at wildlife conference
Last week, the Wyoming Chapter of the Wildlife Society held its annual conference in Cody, Wyo., inviting members, researchers, and academics to convene for three days of lectures on new and ongoing research projects relating to Wyoming’s wildlife and varied ecosystems. Among those presentations given were a series of talks on Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD), a neurological disorder that affects members of the cervid family (deer, elk, moose, et al.) that is caused by misfolded, or mutated, prions. CWD is incurable and, in all cases, fatal.
Powell Amish community to build school
POWELL (WNE) — The Powell Amish community has grown to 15 families and now has enough children to create a school. On Tuesday the Park County commissioners approved the construction of a private school on land owned by the community near Lane 10 on Road 6 south of Powell.
New noxious weed could wreak crop havoc
CODY — “It’s the new public enemy number one.” That describes the latest noxious weed to arrive in the Big Horn Basin — Palmer amaranth — in the words of Josh Shorb, supervisor of the Park County Weed and Pest Control District. “It affects all core sectors of the ag industry, so it has us really worried,” he said. “It’s going to really impact Park County and the Big Horn...
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