Good morning, Casper.

The Casper Recreation Division launches a spring cornhole league for both new and experienced players, with adult play for $110 and youth play at $60.

League games run Friday nights from Mar. 27 through May 15 at the Recreation Center—registration ends Mar. 15.

Casper Airport recorded 103,763 enplanements in 2025, surpassing the 100,000-passenger milestone for the first time in a decade.

The record reflects steady post-COVID-19 recovery and may support plans for expanded air service.

The Wyoming Business Council presented survey findings at a Natrona County meeting showing that 8 in 10 locals want job growth after two out of three Wyoming natives leave by their mid-20s for better opportunities.

Officials plan to use the results to guide future development.

Two recent rulings by Judge Joshua Eames revived legal options for Prism Logistics LLC's proposal to mine gravel at the base of Casper Mountain, forcing the state board to reexamine lease renewals while local groups express concern about increased truck traffic (and potential impacts on groundwater).

Casper will soon have a new LIV Health mental health urgent care clinic at 6631 East 2nd Street, Suite 200.

The clinic, opening in February, offers walk-in assessments and same-day counseling for ages 5 and up and plans to expand its hours.

The Wyoming Department of Health reported 426 flu cases and 19 deaths this season due to an aggressive H3N2 strain less covered by the vaccine.

Natrona County said 989 people have been vaccinated and urged residents to get shots (by appointment or walk-in) at local sites.

Casper native Logan Wilson had seven tackles and a pass breakup in the Cowboys’ season finale against the Giants, tying his second-best mark this year.

He finished the season with 70 tackles (a notable personal achievement as teams head into the playoffs).

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.