Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 26th of December.
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🎭 Culture
Local journalist Dale Killingbeck investigated a wooden airplane propeller mystery when a Casper couple received the relic as a token of kindness from an unknown source + his research linked the piece to a 1923 airmail pilot's lost propeller.
Andrew Rossi of Cowboy State Daily covered a dinosaur mummy discovery from Lusk that featured a 20-minute Zoom interview with his hero, paleontologist Paul Sereno (from Chicago).
He said the story is his favorite of 2025 and he will continue exploring Wyoming’s dinosaur legacy.
📰 Economy
Drillers contend that the political process, not environmental law, now guides the development of a large oil and gas field in central Wyoming as the BLM reissued permits after a rewritten review.
Conservation groups plan to supplement their 2022 suit while legal debates continue (details pending).
🏛️ Government
The U.S. Forest Service released a draft environmental assessment to let climbers resume building routes in Tensleep Canyon and is accepting public comments through Jan.
20 — the plan sets clear rules to protect wildlife and cultural areas.
🎉 Casper Events
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Bubbles, Baubles and Beans Annual Benefit
5 p.m. — INDUSTRIAL BUILDING — Benefiting Natrona County Meals on Wheels — Enjoy family-friendly activities and culinary delights for a great cause.
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