Powell News

The Lovell Volunteer Fire Dept.'s annual Firemen's Food Baskets program is under way once again, with firemen, school children and the general public busy gathering food and donations for the drive.

A Wyoming family's Leonberger dog has given birth to a litter of 18 puppies. Ariel, a large Leonberger dog owned by Mary Ann Ruggiero-Smith, of Powell, gave birth to the puppies on Oct.

Wyoming state leaders recently demonstrated their commitment to putting the welfare of residents first and foremost by partnering with a home-based call center to bring work-from-home jobs to the state.

Before in this column I've written about the Images of America series that Arcadia Books publishes, and now there are a couple of new titles in the series.

First Baptist Church will celebrate its 150th Anniversary on November 8. Reception will begin at 8:45 with services following at 9:30 and a barbecue luncheon afterward.

When the first freeze of the fall happens, it is usually a sign to beet farmers to step up their harvest efforts and get the remainder of their beets out of the ground.

POWELL, Wyo. - A horse named Eddie survived a swim of more than three miles through the frigid irrigation tunnel after falling into the waters above the Corbett dam in northern Wyoming.

One Japanese financial publication is curious how banking is conducted in rural Wyoming.

Submitted by acohill on Thu, 09/17/2009 - 08:32. Powell, Wyoming's community-owned citywide fiber network is up and running, and the town is starting to get phone calls from businesses interested in taking advantage of the affordable broadband and the fact that every home has a high performance fiber connection.

Dan Lincoln, a resident of Garland, will walk from Washington Park in Powell, to City Park in Cody to raise money to help celebrate liberty.

Roundup Ready sugar beets aren't the only crop grown at the University of Wyoming's Powell Research and Extension Center , but they certainly draw attention from growers in the Big Horn Basin.

Roundup Ready sugar beets aren't the only crop grown at the University of Wyoming's Powell Research and Extension Center , but they certainly draw attention from growers in the Big Horn Basin.