Additional Articles

• Vaccines effective despite breakthrough cases

  COVID-19 cases spiked in Sublette County over the last two weeks, shadowing a rise across the state and nation. Local public health officials reported several cases where people came down with the illness after receiving one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

  5 days ago

• Bousman signs off supporting bill aimed at forest safety

  A bipartisan bill going through Washington, D.C., aims to address the rapidly declining health of American forests and the accompanying threat of catastrophic wildfires.

  5 days ago

• Commissioners allow ad valorem exemptions

  Once more, Sublette County Treasurer Emily Paravicini approached the Sublette County Board of Commissioners on July 20.

  5 days ago

• Hospital District submits USDA loan application

  The Sublette County Hospital District has submitted a loan application to the United States Department of Agriculture for $32 million to fund construction of the critical access hospital residents approved by vote in November.

  1 week ago

• Mental health funds available through community effort

  Scenic mountain vistas, endless outdoor recreation and small-town hospitality define life in Sublette County.

  1 week ago

• Multiple grizzlies relocated from north of Pinedale

  Just a few days after Wyoming Game and Fish Department captured and relocated a sub-adult male grizzly bear from north of Pinedale without incidents; the department successfully captured and relocated an adult male grizzly bear following incidents.

  1 week ago

• Sublette falls to 3rd-highest unemployment rate in Wyoming

  Sublette County’s unemployment rate remained at 6.9 percent but, because of changes across the state, dropped from the second-highest to third-highest rate in Wyoming.

  1 week ago

• Shale Creek Fire commands attention of crews

  Local and federal agencies started responding to the Shale Creek Fire over the weekend to combat the growing blaze.

  1 week ago

• SCUF hosting catfish fry fundraiser

  Sublette County Unified Fire is hosting a catfish fry at the Battalion 2 Fire Station in Big Piney on July 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

  1 week ago

• COVID-19 cases return to Sublette County

  The latest Sublette County Public Health update, released July 9, confirmed COVID-19 has returned to the county.

  2 weeks ago

• 2022 Stage Stop schedule released

  It’s never too early to think about the upcoming Pedigree Stage Stop Race.

  2 weeks ago

• Forest Service roads start receiving improvements

  Projects began in Sublette County this week with roadwork scheduling remaining fluid.

  3 weeks ago

• Gordon announces return of WMPEG

  Gov. Mark Gordon announced the return of the Wyoming Meat Processing Expansion Grant Program on June 23.

  3 weeks ago

• Bill introduced to rename Wyoming federal building

  A bipartisan effort to honor a leader in women’s suffrage will allow Wyoming to honor its first woman voter.

  3 weeks ago

• Listening session for Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce

  On July 13, Josh Coursey, Albert Sommers, and Liisa Anselmi-Dalton, members of the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce will host a listening session with the public in the Lovatt Room at the Sublette County Library from 7-8 p.m.

  3 weeks ago

• Lummis part of group asking for carbon capture update

  Thirteen senators attached their signatures to the letter.

  2 months ago

• Gov. Gordon introduces RIDE Advisory Group

  Gov. Mark Gordon announced the membership of the K-12 Education advisory group he created after the Legislature failed to come to an agreement on an education funding bill.

  2 months ago

• Rep. Sommers hosts town hall

  Sommers fielded questions on numerous topics – most focused on declining revenue and the economic outlook for Wyoming.

  2 months ago

• Sommers talks education funding with SCSD9

  Rep. Albert Sommers attended the Sublette County School District No. 9 Board of Trustees' May 18 meeting to discuss school funding and a possible upcoming special legislative session this summer.

  2 months ago

• Hall of Fame selects local cowboys

  For Region 10 – Sublette, Lincoln and Teton counties – the names are historic legends who worked and lived the cowboy and family-ranch life.

  2 months ago

• Meeks gets startup funds in UW competition

  A Big Piney native’s entrepreneurial endeavor was one of six finalists to share a total of $77,000 in prize money from the University of Wyoming College of Business John P. Ellbogen $50K Entrepreneurship Competition.

  2 months ago

• Cheney will continue to 'fight for the truth,' says GOP can be fixed

  U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney said she remains dedicated to “fight for the truth” in her escalating feud with former President Donald Trump as he continues to “mislead and betray” the Republican Party and American people.

  2 months ago

• Student earns award for study into Upper Green River Basin

  A study by a University of Wyoming agricultural and applied economics student exploring a proposed water demand management program on the Upper Green River Basin has received the Western Agricultural Economics Association (WAEA) Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award.

  2 months ago

• State's economic numbers dropped in 3Q 2020

  Wyoming’s employment numbers dropped 7.6 percent and total payroll fell by 8.1 percent.

  2 months ago

• Gordon bans vaccine passports

  The governor’s directive instructs the aforementioned entities to provide full access to state spaces and services regardless of someone’s COVID-19 vaccination status.

  2 months ago

• Fed paves way for Wyoming's digital financing goals

  Gov. Gordon, Sen. Lummis praise the Federal Reserve's decision.

  2 months ago

• DOE invests in Wyoming's latest initiative

  Among UW projects is one in the Greater Green River and Wind River basins.

  2 months ago

• Active COVID cases continue drop in Sublette

  Dr. Brendan Fitzsimmons anticipates all summer activities to go on without limitations.

  2 months ago

• Big Piney airport to host Emblem during closure

  Timetable for completion is mid-September.

  2 months ago

• Wyoming delegation reacts to State of the Union

  The Wyoming delegation responded to President Joe Biden’s April 28 State of the Union address with their own individual critiques and one consensus – discontent with Biden’s first 100 days in office.

  2 months ago

• WDH: Fraud reports stem from data breach

  The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a warning to residents about fraudulent calls from people falsely claiming to represent WDH, the first significant development relating to the recent health information breach at the department.

  2 months ago

• PAPO wildlife report welcomes comments

  Wildlife monitoring reports for 2019-2020 submitted to the Pinedale Anticline Project Office are also open for public review and comments through May 15, but have little new information.

  2 months ago

• The ‘closeout’ goes on hold

  With an administrative bell poised to ring a death knell for the Jonah Interagency Office’s mitigation, a financial policy shift will actually keep it functioning for another year.

  2 months ago