Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of January.
Good morning, Casper.
Casper Shooters Club will host the Bullets & Bullseyes Banquet on February 7 at the Best Western Downtown to raise funds for upgrades at the Stuckenhoff Shooting Complex — including new archery targets and range seats — with tickets at $85 or $600 for an 8-person table.
Casper Shooters Club will host the Bullets & Bullseyes Banquet on February 7 at Best Western Downtown to raise funds for new equipment and enhancements at Stuckenhoff Shooting Complex.
Tickets cost $85 or $600 for an 8-person table & proceeds will help pay for archery targets, seats for the 300-yard range, and security upgrades.
Casper Shooters Club is hosting the Bullets & Bullseyes Banquet on Feb.
7 at Best Western Downtown to raise funds for new equipment and security upgrades at Stuckenhoff Shooting Complex; tickets cost $85 each or $600 for an 8-person table.
Casper Shooters Club will host the Bullets & Bullseyes Banquet on February 7 at the Best Western Downtown to raise funds for upgrades to the Stuckenhoff Shooting Complex.
Attendees will enjoy a filet mignon dinner, raffles, and auctions as the club works to improve targets and security.
A fatal mountain lion attack on the Crosier Mountain trail near Estes Park, Colorado on New Year's Day raised backcountry safety concerns for hikers in areas similar to Wyoming (a reminder to stay in groups), while officials culled two lions and continue searching for a third.
A fatal mountain lion attack on New Year’s Day in remote Colorado raised warnings for local outdoor enthusiasts—wildlife officers killed two lions and trails remain closed as experts advised group travel in similar Wyoming terrain.
Wyoming officials reported 97 snowplow collisions over the last five winters (15 last winter) as discussions at the Capitol focused on new tactics like switching blue lights to green and boosting driver wages amid 36 vacant highway positions statewide.
A new study shows Wyoming plumbers earn an adjusted median wage of $67,673 and an actual wage of $61,480—well above the $49,160 median for all workers.
The analysis points to steady job demand in the skilled trades amid a regional labor shortage.
UW Extension has opened registration for its online 2026 Master Gardener training for residents starting Jan.
14 via Zoom on Wednesdays from 6 to 9 p.m. The 16-session course costs $200, offers 48 hours of instruction plus a handbook, and provides a certificate upon completion (registration ends Jan. 14).
The City of Casper completed a multi-year road improvement on Monday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the corner of Poplar Street and Midwest Avenue.
The improvements, which cost over $9M+ from one cent funds and state grants, added sidewalks, lighting and repairs to revitalize the Old Yellowstone District.
Dr. Paul Wright explained that moments of awe (like watching a sunset on Casper Mountain) boost brain function, reduce anxiety, and improve heart health.
Residents can enjoy these benefits by taking nature walks and noticing small wonders in their daily lives.
Bubbles, Baubles and Beans Annual Benefit
5 p.m. — INDUSTRIAL BUILDING — Benefiting Natrona County Meals on Wheels — Enjoy family-friendly activities and culinary delights for a great cause.
Mule Deer Foundation Banquet
5-10 p.m. — The Hangar Bar & Grill — Early Bird Special available — Celebrate mule deer conservation with raffles, silent and live auctions, and more.
Emo Night Karaoke
6-10 p.m. — Oil City Beer Company — $10 presale, $15 day of show — Sing your favorite emo and pop punk classics with a live band backing you up.
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