Good morning, Casper.

Cowboy State Expo hosts its 'Happy Fall at the Mall Ya’ll' Vendor Fair today at Eastridge Mall from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.—featuring over 100 vendors with seasonal gifts, crafts, food and family-friendly fun.

The free event offers Casper a vibrant indoor celebration of autumn.

On Wednesday, Sept. 16, Wyoming Community Service Providers honored 16 direct support professionals and named Candice Olson as Direct Support Professional of the Year at The M downtown.

The banquet featured a plated dinner, beverages and remarks from local leaders.

On Thursday, Starbucks announced it would close 250 stores across North America as part of a plan to upgrade 1,500 coffeehouses to improve service, but none of the 11 stand-alone Wyoming locations— including 3 in Casper— will be affected.

Anastasia Avramidis purchased GiGi's on 2nd from retiring owner Jody Sauers & will add men's fashion while keeping the consignment service.

The boutique, located at 805 E. Second St & in the historic Victorian Lace building, is set to reopen around Oct. 1.

Fort Caspar Museum placed final headstones to honor fallen soldiers who served at the 19th century fort.

The project — led by historian Johanna Wickman over four years — will finish with added signage in spring 2027 and a dedication ceremony on June 19.

Fort Caspar Museum is hosting a rare Smithsonian exhibit on America’s democratic history — visitors should act quickly to see it before it leaves soon.

Natrona County High School has set new event expectations to keep home athletic events safe and orderly.

Starting Friday, Sept. 25, guidelines require minor students to be with an adult, ban backpacks and reentry, and mandate student IDs (a change following recent disruptions).

Lander resident Adrian Zuniga walks his 6-month-old pet red fox Scrappy through Casper and Lander to entertain locals with the fox's high energy and unusual charm.

Scrappy is registered with Natrona County and draws attention wherever he goes.