Good morning, Casper.

On Thursday, Casper celebrated the ribbon-cutting of six new Washington Park tennis courts built over four years with a $1.5 million budget (28% city funding) and reserved by local high school teams for the season.

A middle school tennis program is planned for spring 2027.

Casper Area Chamber seeks a new Executive Director who will support local businesses + build community partnerships while strengthening member engagement; interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to the Chamber Board.

The Casper Chamber of Commerce is searching for a new Executive Director to support local businesses and nonprofits, and interested candidates should email their cover letter and resume to ([email protected]).

Manifest Law researchers found Wyoming ranks 11th nationally in reliance on seasonal foreign labor.

The study shows local industries submitted 1,052 H-2A and 982 H-2B requests from 278,202 workers, generating 73 requests per 10,000 employees compared with a 53-request national rate.

Casper officials have been working for six months on a new long-term lease with the Warbirds at the Ice Arena, but talks remain unfinished and the team still seeks improved security (a key detail in the negotiations).

Montana regulators proposed to suspend Meadow Gold Dairy Products’ license on Friday after reports emerged of black mold in milk cartons; Wyoming inspectors will pull recalled products from shelves if a recall is issued.

The action comes as concerns rise over milk distributed to northwest locations.

Wyoming recorded about six salmonella cases from imported jalapeños served at Chipotle and QDOBA as federal agencies confirmed 345 cases nationwide.

The restaurants removed the affected peppers, and local health officials say the outbreak highlights risks in our modern large-scale food system.

Collective Soul Concert

7-10 p.m. — The Gaslight Social — Tickets from $76 — Experience an unforgettable night with the legendary band Collective Soul.