POWELL, WYO. — Sculptor Linda Raynolds and photographer Elijah Cobb are two local artists whose works are likely to be familiar to anyone tracking the art scene around Park County over the last two decades. Raynolds is acclaimed for her flowing and organic sculptures of horses and other animals, rendered in an elegant and simple style that focuses on curves and flowing forms. Cobb is known for photographs that capture otherworldly scenes using the interplay of color and light, often projected onto animal bones. (more…) Continue Reading →
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Billings man’s mauling death spurs release of safety advice
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CODY, WYO.—There’s no guarantee of safety when hiking in grizzly country, but following a few basic safety guidelines can reduce the odds of having a bad encounter with a bear. Unfortunately, too many hikers either don’t know those basics, or ignore the advice that experts offer. That’s one of the key findings from a report released Thursday by a panel that investigated the death of Lance Crosby, who was killed in August by an adult female grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, grizzly bears, Lake Village, Lance Crosby, Medcor, Yellowstone National Park
Up to 900 bison to be removed, killed under Yellowstone plan
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CODY, WYO.—Wildlife managers in Yellowstone National Park and their partners in a multi-agency group plan to remove or kill up to 900 bison from the park’s herds of 4,900 animals. Bison will be hunted and captured for slaughter under the plan, which aims to offset increases in Yellowstone’s growing population. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Buffalo Field Campaign, Dan Wenk, Interagency Bison Management Plan, Steve Bullock, Yellowstone National Park
Thermopolis bison coats featured in new Tarantino movie
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THERMOPOLIS, WYO. — The holiday season is a key sales period for retailers across the country, but Christmas Day marks a major milestone for one Wyoming small business. That’s when “The Hateful Eight” hits movie screens, offering audiences an extended look at a custom bison coat created by Thermopolis native Merlin Heinze. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Diversions, Courtney Hoffman, Kurt Russell, Merlin and Barb Heinze, Quentin Tarantino, Thermopolis
Commemorative coin to feature Yellowstone Park
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In a preview of what is sure to be a diverse range of events and promotions next year celebrating the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, the U.S. Mint on Thursday released designs for three new coins, including one featuring Yellowstone National Park. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Diversions, Department of Interior, Jonathan B. Jarvis, National Park Foundation, National Park Service, Rosie Rios, U.S. Mint, Will Shafroth
Yellowstone visitation tops 4 million for first time
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CODY, WYO.—The record summer season at Yellowstone National Park finished with a bang, as October brought more than a quarter-million visitors, pushing the annual total to more than 4 million people so far—a milestone never reached before at the world’s first national park. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Diversions, Cody, Cooke City, Dan Wenk, Mammoth Hot Springs, National Park Service, Yellowstone National Park
After record year, Yellowstone Park makes plans for 2016
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CODY, WYO. — Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Dan Wenk has been making the rounds to gateway communities to discuss the ups and downs of the park’s record summer visitation. The good news is that more people are coming to Yellowstone than ever. Which is also the bad news. Or more specifically, that so many autos and buses are rolling through the park. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Diversions, Cody Nite Rodeo, Dan Wenk, National Park Service, Old Faithful, Yellowstone National Park
Western furniture and design show endures in Cody
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CODY, WYO. — “The story is really important.”
That’s how furniture craftsman Jimmy Covert describes the value his customers attach to his decades of woodworking experience, as well as Cody’s authentic claim as the birthplace of a unique and influential Western design movement. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Culture, Buffalo Bill Center of the West, By Western Hands, Chase Reynolds Ewald, Cody Style, Jimmy Covert
For Yellowstone Park, July was the busiest month ever
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CODY, WYO. — If things seemed a little crowded last month during your visit to Yellowstone National Park, it wasn’t just you. It was the million other people who picked July to visit Old Faithful, Yellowstone Lake, Mammoth Hot Springs and the park’s other top attractions. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Diversions, Amy Bartlett, Cody Country Chamber of Commerce, National Park Service, Sheila Lucas, Yellowstone National Park
Cowboy-turned-chocolatier opens 2nd Wyoming store
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CODY, WYO. — Savvy Wyoming residents who travel frequently between Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks know to buy an annual pass, allowing for unlimited visits through both parks. And it’s unlikely anyone is using an annual parks pass more this summer than Tim Kellogg. (more…) Continue Reading →