Good morning, Casper.

Casper’s family-owned Wyoming Building Supply marked its 50th anniversary as CEO Brett Ingram (who once worked in every role) now leads the business after learning from her father Bob.

The company, founded in 1976 near the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds, now employs 50 people and expanded into Rapid City last year.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms on Thursday, Aug.

13 flooded roads, buildings and Casper College while drought conditions limited water absorption in Natrona County — first responders rescued a driver from a car swept by floodwaters, with damage assessments expected Aug. 20.

Casper-Natrona County International Airport broke ground on its new 132-ft radio control tower on Friday, replacing an outdated facility and boosting training for new air traffic controllers + construction will begin in September, with 18 months until completion in 2028.

Mike Rowe will join Gov. Gordon for a workforce panel — featuring a building technology demonstration — at Casper College on August 19 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. as Wells Fargo announces a grant to support affordable housing at the Goodwill Landing project.

Sen. Cynthia Lummis attended a funeral in Cody on Friday morning and held her retirement roast in Casper that afternoon.

Today, she leads the State Fair parade + Centennial Ranch celebration before joining a digital asset conference in Jackson Monday.

Casper families can now use CDC+ Quick Care for walk-in pediatric appointments that complete sports physicals and screenings in about 30 minutes with no appointment.

The service eliminates long waits at regular doctor offices so kids get ready for tryouts or school deadlines faster.

After Casper Mountain hosted the Night Crawler Endurance Challenge from 6:30 p.m. Friday to 6:30 a.m. Saturday, the Bear Bait 8 Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race will start today at 8 a.m. from the Casper Mountain Trails Center (9301 Casper Mountain Road) to showcase our expanding trail network.