Good morning, Casper.

Casper's annual Fall Fest at David Street Station celebrated Mia the Dog— a beloved fundraiser and local icon— as Mayor Ray Pacheco declared Saturday, Sept.

26 as Mia the Dog Day. Attendees embraced the event that honored Mia's role in uniting the community.

A Casper couple is on a mission to visit all 32 U.S. towns named Paris as a celebration of their 61-year marriage.

They began with Paris, Idaho and will travel to more towns during upcoming bowling tournaments — a quest that highlights local heritage and adventure.

On Friday, the Natrona County Public Library hosted the first Dolly Day storytime featuring Dolly Parton inspired storytelling, dance, and book selections from the Imagination Library, plus it kicked off a citywide celebration with a shop-local passport program and contest events organized by Buffie LaRocca.

Casper residents continue to ask — what exactly are they getting into — as plans advance for a 940-acre data center near the Natrona-Converse line; officials have not yet released full details.

On Sept. 24 at Casper College, the Wyoming Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a trust case and honored local civics champion Miriam Washut—winner of the Presidential 1776 Award among 8,000 participants.

Judges then answered audience questions during the event.

On Friday night, Sheridan High's varsity football team lost 38-0 to No. 1 Natrona County High in Casper, ending Wyoming's longest win streak at 59 games.

The team remains 4-1 but faces a tough upcoming schedule.