Good morning, Casper.

Brattis Meat Market marks its 80th anniversary today with a public event at noon hosted by the Casper Historic Preservation Commission and city officials.

The family business, founded by two brothers after World War II, remains a local staple known for its specialty meats and warm service.

The Boys and Girls Clubs and Vista Toyota will host the 22nd annual Golf Country Classic on June 19 at Casper Country Club — check-in begins at 6:30 a.m. with an 8 a.m. shotgun start, and funds raised will support after-school and summer programs for local youth.

Natrona County leaders stress that tourism supports local businesses and jobs by drawing visitors who fill hotels, dine at restaurants, and shop locally.

They explain that a vibrant visitor economy boosts investments and helps fund essential services.

Prometheus Hyperscale pitched a 1.2GW data center on fifth-generation rancher Trenton Thornock’s land in Evanston.

Construction is projected to begin in six to nine months and will create about 200 local jobs while adding $3.1 billion in economic benefits to the county.

Casper families can try a pantry challenge by using items already in their homes to cut grocery spending and reduce waste.

With rising prices, locals expect to save $200 to $400 this month — a practical way to avoid extra trips to the store.

Natrona County’s average gas price fell 5 cents last week to $4.29 per gallon, the third lowest statewide; early Monday drivers found rates as low as $4.14 at Loaf 'N Jug at 3597 Sale Creek Highway + Exxon at 1968 E.

Yellowstone Highway and Sinclair on SW Wyoming Blvd.

Funding for a new chairlift at Hogadon Basin Ski Area is progressing — grant applications are underway and over $1 million in private donations are committed, while officials await final approvals and scheduling for construction.

On Tuesday, Pete Fox announced his candidacy for Casper's House District 56.

The retired engineer and local precinct committeeman will meet voters through town halls & community events as he calls for smart growth, fiscal responsibility, and balanced representation.

The Casper Downtown Development Authority postponed the 2nd Street tree lighting project today due to unexpected manufacturing+ shipping delays affecting the specialized lighting materials.

Updated scheduling details will be released once a revised timeline is confirmed.

Edness Kimball Wilkins State Park will waive day-use fees on Saturday, June 6 for Free Fishing Day, so residents and visitors can fish without a license for one day.

The fee waiver applies to several state parks and historic sites, coordinated with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department + strict fishing rules remain active.

The Department of Health announced winners of its annual radon poster contest to educate families on radon risks; contest winners for Grades 3–6 include Chloe Rollema and Zachary Weise and for Grades 7–9 are Mirrary Hodgins and Zoe Howard—free radon test kits are available to residents if supplies last.

After winning two of three games in Pierre, the Casper Spuds begin home opener week at Mike Lansing Field with exhibition games Tuesday and Wednesday and a Thursday game — Friday they will induct five past stars and Saturday host a launch party at Black Tooth Brewery on David Street.

Ghalia Volt Opening for Tab Benoit

7-10 p.m. — Rialto Casper — Cost TBD — Experience the powerful performance of Ghalia Volt in a captivating roots music opening act.

Logan Ryan Band Live

7-11 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Reserved tables available — Experience the high-energy Texas Red Dirt Country sounds of Logan Ryan Band.

Soil Health Workshop at The Bloomery

10:00 – 11:30 AM — The Bloomery — Ticket required — Dive into the fundamentals of soil health and local food systems while enjoying fresh coffee and gluten-free treats.

UW Camp Series: Wrestling

10AM–12PM, 1PM–2:30PM, 3:30PM–5PM — WYO Sports Ranch — $175/participant — Experience expert wrestling coaching with UW staff and engage in skill development activities.

Shawn Hess and the 500lb Family Band Performance

7-9 p.m. — The Bloomery — Ticket required — Experience heartfelt Wyoming storytelling with Shawn Hess and his band in a beautiful farm setting.

College National Finals Rodeo - Bulls and Broncs

N/A — June 14-20 — Ford Wyoming Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling bull and bronc riding at this exciting rodeo event.

STAR Night 2026

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Stage III Community Theatre — Free entry — Celebrate the past season and get a sneak peek at what's coming next in local theater.

Mountain Grass Unit Concert

7-10 p.m. — Rialto Casper — Tickets available — Enjoy an evening of progressive bluegrass with intricate instrumentation and dynamic performances.

Dylan Scott Live

7-8:30 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Tickets available — Experience the powerful vocals and heartfelt songwriting of Curb Records' Dylan Scott.