Good morning, Casper.

The Funky Junk Fall Edition, celebrating 11 years of community, starts this Saturday at David Street Station downtown.

The event will feature more than 120 vendors, 13 food trucks, live music, and many family activities.

Casper enjoyed a Thursday filled with events including Natrona County Library’s exhibit on the American Revolution, a soulful talk at Scarlow’s Art and Coffee, a geek trivia night at Gruner Brothers Brewing, an open mic at The Gaslight Social and a Feral Woman Social Club meeting at The Wilted Daisy.

Funky Junk: Fall Edition will be held at David Street Station on Saturday with over 120 vendors, 13 food trucks, live music and family fun (celebrating 11 years of community creativity in Casper).

Funky Junk Fall Edition will take place this Saturday at David Street Station in downtown Casper and will host over 120 vendors + 13 food trucks, live music and a range of crafts and collectibles to celebrate 11 years of community spirit.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will delay its licensing decision on a pumped-water storage project at Seminoe Reservoir as the BLM prepares a supplemental environmental impact statement and revises its Rawlins Resource Management Plan, allowing more public input from local experts such as CiCi Oliver (comments accepted through 3 p.m. on Oct. 13).

Casper’s I-25 will close Saturday, Sept.

19 at 7 pm until Sunday, Sept. 20 at 2 pm for sewer installation and road repairs. Northbound drivers will detour via Yellowstone Highway and southbound drivers will take Bryan Stock Trail (reentering at the Curtis Street/Wyoming Boulevard ramp).

Casper healthcare providers have denied claims of falsified notes and improper care that led to infections.

One facility countered the malpractice allegations while a second issued its own response.

A Wyoming native finished his long training and has returned to Casper to work in a 50-year-old practice - helping neighbors with specialized care.

Casper begins construction on a new 45,000 sqft ice facility on September 26 to provide more hockey and skating time for local families.

The project follows years of planning and community fundraising & aims to boost local sports and economic growth.