By Sarah Pridgeon The County Commissioners and Forest Service addressed the public last week regarding plans to update the jurisdiction of county roads. The process, according to Steve Kozel, District Ranger, marks the first time in the West that the Forest Service has discussed road jurisdiction with a government agency outside a courtroom setting....
By Sarah Pridgeon New options will soon be available to vehicle owners when renewing their annual registration. The vehicle registration process will now include opportunity to select your month of renewal or use a staggered registration. The familiar annual registration renewal process will remain available for vehicle owners who would prefer all their registrations...
By Sarah Pridgeon Rare Element Resources begins the year with an estimated budget of $25 million, the company announced this week, the vast majority of which will be directed towards developing the rare earth mine project at Bull Hill and Whitetail Ridge, as well as pilot plant testing of the ore from both locations....
By Sarah Pridgeon Wyoming has joined 26 other states in allowing hunters to use suppressors on their firearms. Effective July 1, a bill now signed into law by Governor Matt Mead permits the use of suppressors for all types of hunting, including varmint, predator and big game. Senate File 132 amends the statute that...
Crook County has begun the process of updating its Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, a document that details the range of natural hazards that affect this region and identifies ways to lessen the disasters they could cause. Public participation is needed to identify the hazard mitigation projects that would most benefit the county, aiming to tackle...
