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Casper Area Transit announces Parade Day service modifications
CASPER, Wyo. –– Casper Area Transit, operated by the City of Casper, recently announced that its regular operations will be temporarily altered on Tuesday, July 7 for the 2026 Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo parade. The services impacted are as follows:. LINK Routes. Blue, Green, Red and Yellow...
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Casper plans 2nd Street parking adjustments
CASPER, Wyo. — On Tuesday, city officials presented the Casper City Council with a strategy to permanently eliminate neighborhood traffic congestion and parking frustrations sparked by a new business earlier this year. The traffic surge began in the area of 2nd Street and Kenwood Street in March, following the...
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Sweet ride: Casper’s Chozen Yogurt rolls out mobile service in converted school bus
CASPER, Wyo. –– Longtime software engineer Paul Beck could see changes coming on the horizon thanks — or no thanks — to artificial intelligence. “AI has taken over some of the jobs out there,” he said. “As I got older, I want to keep up with technology less and less, and get away from that a bit.”
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Casper intersection at 15th, Wolcott closes for traffic signal repairs
CASPER, Wyo. — Starting today, city crews will close the intersection of 15th Street and Wolcott Street daily for traffic signal repairs. The closure will run from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Friday, June 5. The work zone covers 15th Street from Durbin Street to Ash Street and Wolcott Street from College Drive to 14th Street.
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Beech Street Transfer Station closed June 3–8
CASPER, Wyo. — Caper Area Transit, operated by the City of Casper, announced that on Wednesday, June 3, the Beech Street Transfer Station will be temporarily relocated to the old Commissary Mall parking lot, located at the northwest corner of 2nd and Kimball streets. A release from the city...
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Casper Area Transit seeks public input in survey as part of ongoing study
CASPER, Wyo. — Casper Area Transit is looking to the public for feedback on the local transit system to help guide a comprehensive analysis of its current routes and schedules. The agency recently launched an online survey to gather information about resident experiences with public transportation, specifically seeking input...
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Poplar Street to see temporary closures through 2028 for extensive roadwork
CASPER, Wyo. — Beginning in June, Casper-area residents will see a stretch of Poplar Street closed for a handful of months each year through 2028 as crews work to improve water and sewer infrastructure, along with other updates to the roadway. According to Casper City Engineer Alex Sveda, the...
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Casper City Council considers update to mobile vendor parking permitting
CASPER, Wyo. — The City of Casper is moving forward with a plan to ease restrictions and simplify its fee structure for mobile vendors operating on city streets. At a Tuesday work session, the City Council agreed to shift from the current $25-per-spot fee to a flat $25 permit fee for mobile vendors. The changes to the municipal code are intended to streamline the permitting process and respond to requests from local businesses. While the flat fee will replace the per-spot model, the existing limits on the number of spaces a vendor can occupy — three diagonal spaces or two parallel spaces — will remain unchanged.
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City commemorates 5 years of Casper Area Transit
CASPER, Wyo. — On Friday, City of Casper officials marked the five-year anniversary of Casper Area Transit with a celebration at the department’s headquarters. Casper Area Transit operates two offerings for public transportation, the fixed-route LINK service and the door-to-door ASSIST bus service. Transit Manager Vern Tystad said Casper Area Transit saw roughly 160,000 rides last year.