Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 25th of January.
Good morning, Casper.
Wyoming State Parks is seeking seasonal park rangers to help patrol parks, historic sites and trails this summer.
Applicants must meet work requirements (including a valid driver’s license, police academy training and CPR certification) and be available for nights, weekends and holidays.
Experts advise keeping your fuel tank at least half full during winter to reduce the risk of moisture condensation blocking fuel flow (which can leave you stranded).
Local drivers in Casper should plan their refuels as a safety measure.
A Casper local has found that Comfrt hoodies work great to keep warm as winter turns harsh this week.
The heavy yet breathable hoodies have earned praise for their comfort (even though they cost more when not on sale).
In Wyoming, workers from ranches to healthcare are rising before sunrise to start their days calmly and reduce stress.
This routine, credited with boosting focus + productivity, has become common across local businesses.
Local high school wrestling turned up the heat last week with more dual matches than tournaments.
The Dylan Humes Memorial in Moorcroft + the Lander Invite showcased strong team efforts and individual wins as teams like Natrona County, Thunder Basin, and Sheridan advanced in the season.
High school boys basketball played conference games this past week, with teams competing from Tuesday through Saturday + interclass and out-of-state matchups helped shape their season standings.
Local contests featured Casper Christian in non-varsity action as teams built season records.
During Week 6, Wyoming prep boys swimming meets took place from Jan.
20 to Jan. 24 at venues including East High, Lander, Gillette, and Casper+ the Bruce Gresly Invitational in Lander featured 13 teams while the Jim Beman Invite in Casper marked the build-up to championships two weeks away.
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.
Kinser Jazz Festival
8 AM – 4 AM — Casper College — Ticket prices vary — Experience a captivating jazz festival featuring top adjudicators and Grammy-winning artists.
Yappy Hour Fundraiser
8 p.m. — Yesness Pond — Supporting the Casper Humane Society — Enjoy a fun evening benefiting furry friends and their caretakers.
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