Good morning, Casper.

Paradise Valley in Casper will host its 21st annual yard sale on Saturday, June 28 when more than 100 homes open their doors to sell items and offer bargains.

Shoppers are advised to plan their route early — the event promises many treasure finds.

Tomorrow, Paradise Valley will host its 21st annual yard sale where over 100 homes offer bargains on home goods and clothing — locals are encouraged to plan their route to find the best deals.

Mason and Landon—Torch Club leaders at the Boys & Girls Club—were honored for their strong service and leadership in planning meetings, organizing events, and volunteering in the community.

They earned top awards, including the Flaming Torch Award, as they build on the Club’s legacy started in Casper in 2009.

Ford Wyoming Center admitted it was wrong for not including restrooms at the free Fireworks Festival and will now add a portable restroom + encouraged guests to support nearby eateries for other needs.

The change aims to address local concerns while keeping the event simple with just fireworks and essential amenities.

Kelly Wessels of the Community Action Partnership told Casper City Council Tuesday that homelessness in Natrona County increased by 11% year over year and local counts likely understate the problem due to cold weather and limited shelter hours.

She proposed new resources such as a low barrier navigation day center + a mobile hygiene unit trailer and warned that funding decisions must come soon as federal budgets may face cuts.

The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper announced its free July summer series with events scheduled from July 4 through 26—ranging from a Small but Mighty presentation at 1 p.m. on July 4 to a Junior Ranger Cooking on the Trail program at 11 a.m. on July 5 and other history and music activities. The center will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1501 N. Poplar St. for all visitors.

Analysts say the global oil market has stayed steady so far as supplies remain high despite rising conflict in the Middle East—if Iran shuts the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices could soon spike.

Wyoming producers count on strong local production and refining capacity to protect the state’s energy market from sudden price increases.

Casper taxpayers pay nearly $1 million each year for the Ford Wyoming Center+city staff are now developing a business plan to lower that cost.

Natrona County Rockhounds Annual Rock Show

N/A — July 12-13 — Best Western Downtown Casper Hotel — $1 each or 6 for $5 — Enjoy a weekend of unique raffle items like an amethyst cathedral and a hunk of Wyoming jade.

Girls Volleyball Camp at WYO Sports Ranch

9 AM – 3 PM — WYO Sports Ranch — Bring your lunch — Hone your volleyball skills in a supportive camp environment.