Good morning, Casper.

Chelsea Heil opens Jungle Kitty today at 120 W.

1st St. The new local store (a one-woman creative venture) offers handmade skincare, clothing, jewelry and refinished furniture to meet Casper's growing demand for unique, artistic goods.

Casper's Rialto Theater will host Chancey Williams' album release party for Thirsty and Blue on Friday, Oct.

23. Fans can enjoy his live performance and grab tickets for a fresh country sound.

On Friday, Oct. 23, the Rialto Theater in Casper will host Chancey Williams for his 'Thirsty and Blue' album release party, featuring an exclusive live performance and opportunity to buy new music and merchandise (tickets are limited).

Natrona County School District 1 announced that the NCHS Big Band will perform live with the University of Wyoming Jazz Combo.

The event is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 6 p.m. at CitiWerks Cafe on S. Wolcott St. in downtown Casper and admission is free.

Dancing With The Stars of Casper is set for Saturday, Oct.

24, with six local dance teams competing to win a trophy and raise funds for Mercer Family Resource Center (supporting youth and family programs). Community members will vote by donating and join silent auctions and raffles.

Cooler weather this week brightens Casper as trees turn red and gold across Big Tree District, downtown, Washington Park, Morad Park, Rotary Park and along the North Platte River (photos by Sydney Denekamp).

City and Hogadon Basin Ski Area officials approved moving forward with plans to replace the aging chairlift ahead of the 2027–28 season; contractors will begin summer installation once Friends of Hogadon transfers funds at the end of October—ensuring the lift is ready for winter operation.