Good morning, Casper.

On Tuesday, EPA approved Wyoming's plan for self-managed coal ash permits, giving state regulators more control over toxic waste disposal and supporting local industry.

Casper also celebrated The Yellowstone's new apartments with a ribbon cutting featuring live tunes and tasty bites.

Powell resident Allen Hatch drove his draft horses and wagon through a McDonald’s drive-thru earlier this week and was banned for violating the chain’s livestock policy (he plans to train mule colts for future family wagon rides).

Legislation changes have prompted Natrona school district officials to revise cut estimates—officials will need to cut millions in spending and reduce staff next.

More details are expected as the district adjusts its budget.

Wyoming Mountain Guides will host summer rock climbing camps for kids to teach safety, climbing techniques and sustainable practices; sessions run in Ten Sleep, Cody, Wind River Canyon, Casper and Vedauwoo starting June 1 and through August 5 + more camps are available.

Casper College’s Tate Geological Museum will mark 20 years since Dee, the largest mounted Columbian Mammoth in North America, with a free celebration on Saturday, Mar.

14 from 10 am - 2 pm at 125 College Dr. The event features a talk, family activities, and treats.

On Tuesday, the EPA approved Wyoming’s plan for its own coal combustion residuals permitting, letting the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) manage coal ash disposal for utilities.

The move strengthened state oversight and reinforced coal’s role in the local energy mix amid evolving environmental rules.

Located at 260 W 1st Street in downtown Casper, ALMA Away is a historic Airbnb with a 5.0 rating that blends vintage charm and modern amenities such as WiFi, parking, and a full kitchen for couples and professionals *highlighting Casper’s unique mix of history and comfort*.

Wrestlers from across the state competed in 14 weight classes at the championships, which began Thursday, Feb.

26 and will continue through Feb. 28 at the Ford Wyoming Center.

Dirty Side Down Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Check local listings for cost — Enjoy live music from Dirty Side Down at a popular venue in Casper.

City of Casper Youth Basketball Tournament

8 a.m. — WYO Sports Ranch — Registration required — Experience Wyoming’s premier youth basketball tournament with teams from multiple states and guaranteed games.

Jeff Allen Live

7-10 p.m. — Rialto Casper — Cost info not provided — Enjoy a night of humor as Jeff Allen reflects on aging in his unique comedic style.

Second Annual Veteran Services Symposium

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Casper College — Free entry — Engage in professional development and networking focused on supporting Wyoming veterans and their families.