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Park County traditions continued at this year’s fair, including the Junior Livestock Sale, where community members and businesses buy livestock raised by local youth. The annual sale on July 28 ...

Losing only one set to open the season, the Powell Panther volleyball team swept Shoshoni, Farson Eden and Wyoming Indian ...

Counties used to be in charge of lodging taxes, with Park County voters opting to impose a 4% tax. However, Wyoming lawmakers overhauled the system in 2020 and imposed a 5% lodging tax across the ...

Authorities believe that a woman shot her four children at their Byron home on Monday afternoon before turning the gun on herself. Three of the children died at the residence while the fourth … ...

A 30-year-old Powell man is facing the potential of hundreds of years in prison, as prosecutors allege he sexually abused a child over a period of months. Powell police arrested Carl Dwayne Swan … ...

Members of the Powell Recreation District Board arrived at Park County School District 1’s board room on Aug. 26 with ...

Lela was born in Powell, Wyoming, to Leo and Clara Webber on Sept. 23, 1933. She had two older sisters, Betty and Shirley, and a younger brother, Bob. She was raised in Powell and attended … ...

In 2015, federal authorities agreed that William “Bill” Lee’s days of dealing and using methamphetamine appeared to be behind him. As a probation officer explained at the time, Lee … ...

Stepping onto the court and making an instant impact while carrying on a family legacy has made for a whirlwind first month for the Arnold sisters at Northwest College, as Lexie, Rylee and Shilah have ...

Adult Craft Night will be at 6 p.m. at the Powell Elks at 581 N. Clark St. This month’s craft is wind chimes out of old keys.

Fitness class will be from 10-11 a.m. at the Powell Senior Citizens Center. For more information, call 307-754-4223.