Education Week’s 23rd annual report card, “Quality Counts 2019,” ranks Wyoming sixth nationally in education quality – up one spot from seventh nationally in 2018. Once again, Wyoming scored the highest among western states, and first in …
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Beware Hurricane Scam
While the Better Business Bureau and BBB Wise Giving Alliance applaud the generosity of people who want to help with Hurricane Dorian relief efforts, they advise caution to make sure their donations get to the …
Continue readingWYDOT Gets New Tech
Wyoming officials will soon move a statewide mainframe system used to issue driver licenses, check driving records and provide other motor vehicle services to a new location. In an effort to ensure continued service, Wyoming’s …
Continue readingBridge Being Replaced In South Park
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department has begun replacing a failing bridge at the South Park Wildlife Habitat Management Area south of Jackson. The construction project is planned to be completed by September 30th. During …
Continue readingBridge Work Progress Near Pinedale
Bridger-Teton National Forest is making progress on the replacement of three bridges in the Pinedale area. Crews are scheduled to begin work on the Sweeney and Half Moon bridges on the Half Moon Lake road …
Continue readingWIldland Fire Conditions Cause Concern
With Labor Day weekend here, many people will be heading outside to enjoy the last holiday of the summer. The weather report for the weekend calls for more hot, dry, and breezy afternoons. Western Wyoming …
Continue readingHuckleberry Rules in Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park rangers point out that huckleberries and whortleberries are a tasty, succulent treat often found in late August and early September along trails. However, they caution those who would enjoy them to stay …
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