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Town council approves small water rate increase
Several financial issues were discussed, including the next year’s budget amongst others, during the May 19 Thermopolis Town Council meeting. Town...
Filing for local, state, federal offices begins
The filing period for county, municipal and state offices is open and ends May 29. County and precinct committee office candidates should file at the...
Renewed effort to protect business from COVID-19 lawsuits succeeds in special session
by Tom Coulter Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange CHEYENNE – After a bill to grant immunity to business owners from COVID-19 lawsuits...
Assessor's office to begin field work
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hot Springs County Assessor’s Office has not been able to do their normal field work, but beginning Monday, May...
Business relief package available
As the State of Wyoming slowly begins to reopen, Hot Spring County Travel & Tourism recognizes that all our local business owners need as much help...
27.1 million tourism dollars spent in HSC
During this time of uncertainty and closures that have negatively impacted our economy, Hot Springs County Travel & Tourism have teamed up with the...
Travel and Tourism board hears about rebranding efforts
Hot Springs County Travel and Tourism’s Director Jackie Dorothy welcomed new members Rachel Moon and Susan Lankford to the board during their April...
Johnson County grants 'exceptions' to businesses
by Mara Abbott Buffalo Bulletin Via Wyoming News Exchange BUFFALO — Johnson County Health Officer Dr. Mark Schueler extended an exception to three...
New Hot Springs County Job Board launched
For those who have recently been laid off due to the pandemic, there is now a Hot Springs County Job Board with local job leads and resource links....
Hospital virtual open house planned
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hot Springs County Memorial Hospital’s CEO Margie Molitor announced that “In light of everything happening...
Helping out restaurants
Pinnacle Bank is randomly handing out 30 gift certificates at their drive-thru, in hopes of positively impacting both local restaurants and community...
Businesses roll with changes
Local businesses in Thermopolis have taken significant measures in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, and many wonder where their futures lie. The...
Courthouse services available by appointment only, other area closures
With the COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of some businesses there have been questions on whether...
Liquor store opens in market
There's a new spot in town to pick up all your liquor needs – Mack's Market. After several months...
Business as usual for commissioners
The Hot Springs County Commissioners went ahead and conducted their meeting on Tuesday afternoon,...
Lodging tax bill explained
A Joint Appropriations Bill, HB134, Wyoming Tourism Account Funding, will become official Jan. 1, 20...
Travel and Tourism announces new director
The Travel and Tourism Board recently hired their new director Jackie Dorothy from Legend Rock Media Productions as of March 1. Dorothy replaces Amand...
Wind River flush set for March 24
The Bureau of Reclamation, at the request of, and in collaboration with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGF), has scheduled a one-time flushing...
Oil price drop rocks industry
by Camille Erickson Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange CASPER — Volatile markets roiled Wyoming’s energy sector again this week, with o...
Oil price plunge raises concerns
CHEYENNE — Oil prices worldwide suffered a major hit over the weekend, reaching a four-year low in the United States, and the rapid changes in the...
Gottsche open house
Cheryl Shero and the Gottsche Board of Directors invite you to attend an Open House for their newly renovated facility on March 24 from 2-6 p.m. at...
Lasers Edge moves to new building
Started in 2016, Lasers Edge has come a long way from engraving tumblers in Ken Smith’s garage on...
Kirby Ditch Irrigation District receives funding for piping project
Kirby Ditch Irrigation District recently received notice they have been awarded funding for their lower reach piping project from the Bureau of...
Moneta Divide project updates
by Camille Erickson Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange CASPER — The Bureau of Land Management released a final environmental review Frida...
Senator contests new DEQ restrictions of oilfield pollution
by Angus M. Thuermer Jr., WyoFile.com Via Wyoming News Exchange A powerful state senator chided environmental regulators Thursday after they proposed...
