‘Tribal Waters’ film, discussion are Feb. 2
The 50-minute documentary’s premise is this – the ancient Wind River flows past where “the Shoshone people have lived on the eastern slope of the Wind River mountains for more than 10,000 years—this water runs deep for them,” says the Patagonia Films description. “They pray alongside the river. They pray for the river. They pray with the river. But what happens when your river is highjacked by a ruthless system that would stop at nothing to control the resource?”
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Big Piney student wins Peace Poster Contest
Dylan’s poster was among more than 450,000 entries submitted worldwide in the annual Lions International Peace Poster Contest. Lions Clubs International sponsors the program to emphasize the importance of world peace to young people everywhere.
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Extension office hosting 4-H forum
The forum is scheduled for Feb. 1 at 5:30 p.m., at the Sublette County Extension Office at 9660 US Highway 191 in Pinedale.
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YF&R members encouraged to ‘think outside the box’
The Wyoming organization is one of many across the nation, founded by the American Farm Bureau Federation and supported by the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation, with the goals of peer relationships and mentors to find solutions and share agricultural successes – and failures.
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Overdose antidote Narcan orders offered to Wyoming groups
Interested groups must be trained and write a guideline for their organization. After reviewing the organization's guideline, the Sublette County Health Officer can assist with the prescription for ordering Narcan. Please call Sublette County Public Health at 307-367-2157 for more information.
Updated: 1 week ago
ExxonMobil employees’ quick actions save a driver’s life
On Jan. 8, the ops foreman at the facility discovered a delivery driver on the ground and unresponsive. He immediately activated the site’s emergency procedures via radio communications with the control room while simultaneously assessing the situation and initiating CPR.
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Mother bound over on THC charge
Gloria T. DeNava, of Idyllwild, Calif., came to Pinedale last September after her son Nicholas A. Leyva, of Daniel, was charged with felony attempted-murder and aggravated assault against his husband, Dr. Steven “Buck” Wallace, during an Aug. 31 domestic dispute, records show.
Updated: 1 week ago
Casting for Recovery hooks donation
Wyoming’s retreat is held at the Absaroka Guest Ranch, just outside of Dubois. There is no cost to participants and women “of any age, at any stage” of treatment or recovery may apply. The 2023 Dubois retreat is scheduled for Aug. 11-13 and applications are open now until June 1. Apply online at castingforrecovery.org.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Musical partnership aims to reduce opioid ‘stigma’
“Stigma is harmful in our overcoming the challenges of the opioid epidemic and is largely based on the false belief that addiction is simply a personal choice reflecting lack of willpower and a moral failing,” Rogerson wrote. “I wanted to illustrate how drug addiction is something no one chooses and when life happens, it could really be any of us.” The single “Side of the Road” will be available digitally everywhere on Friday, Jan. 20. The official music video filmed and edited by David Rule will premier on YouTube on Friday, Jan. 27.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Hospital District hires fundraising consultant
Goettler’s contract with the SCHD is for six months with fees set at $8,000 per month. The objective for the capital campaign is to raise between $6 million and $10 million, DeWitt said.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
DEQ sets Doyle Pit hearing for Jan. 25
Due to bad weather, the state’s December postponed public hearing in Pinedale will now take place onJan. 25 for the county’s Road & Bridge proposal to develop the Doyle Pit for gravel and sand, as well as install an asphalt hot-mix plant.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
Copelands’ bankruptcy stalls civil lawsuits
Listing a mountain of debts to investors, customers, medical facilities – and collection agencies – Shane and Ramsey Copeland of Marbleton, past owners of Triple Peak Landscaping, LLC, filed for relief in U.S. District of Wyoming Bankruptcy Court. Those who filed civil complaints against Triple Peak and the Copelands hoping to collect almost $200,000 of money they claim Copelands owe them might never be repaid in full.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
New Year – new lights
Pinedale takes the initiative to become a greener community with the installation of LED fixtures and bulbs on each light pole within town limits.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
Sublette – brucellosis not confirmed, herd cleared
The whole herd test did not reveal any further suspects, and follow-up testing on the suspect cow did not confirm the disease.
Updated: 1 month ago
Students recognized for excellence
The fourth-grade team at Pinedale Elementary School nominated Juliauna Burnett as December Student of the Month for “demonstrating many exceptional character traits.”
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Sublette mule deer trigger PAPO wildlife matrix
The Sublette Mule Deer Herd’s population in the Anticline’s winter range is an annual concern magnified this year, when comparing the 2008 baseline of 2,856 to February infrared flights showing only 1,787 animals present – a 37-percent decline, according to biologists.
Updated: 1 month ago
Merger a reality
Years in the making, the merger between the Sublette County Hospital District (SCHD) and the Sublette Center became a reality on a frigid winter night in Marbleton.
Updated: 1 month ago
Merger a reality
Years in the making, the merger between the Sublette County Hospital District (SCHD) and the Sublette Center became a reality on a frigid winter night in Marbleton.
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Three PHS singers make All-State
“Music is creation and exploration,” said Pinedale High School (PHS) junior Toby Allen. “When you look at the page and see a series of notes – any computer can replicate a series of notes. But a computer can’t give music feeling.”
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Pinedale basketball supports Community Bak Pak Program
Please consider making a donation to the Community Bak Pak Program to help tackle childhood hunger in Sublette County. To make a financial contribution, send a check to The Community Bak Bak Program, P.O. Box 1127, Pinedale, WY, 82941. Call 307-749-2522 with any questions.
Updated: 1 month ago
BLM Pinedale seeks volunteers for bald eagle survey
Volunteers should call the Pinedale BLM Field Office by Thursday, Jan. 5, to be assigned survey routes along public roads in Sublette County and receive instructions on survey methods and eagle identification. Two-person observation teams are needed so that one person can safely drive while the other observes and documents eagles.
Updated: 1 month ago
Sign up for Jan. 1 Christmas Bird Count
Some of the listed routes are starting at the Cora Y along Highway 352 to Cora and around neighborhoods, along Split Diamond subdivision onto Willow Lake Road and Fremont Lake Road to the Half Moon overlook and Pole Creek Road.
Updated: 1 month ago
LaBarge man denies meth charge
Tanner C. Moceika was charged with possessing a quantity of meth in a liquid form – mixed in a Code Red Mountain Dew bottle – after detectives searched his home on Feb. 20, records show.
Updated: 1 month ago
Trial set for man facing minor-sex charges
If found guilty at trial, Sang faces maximum sentences of 35 years and maximum fines of $20,500, court records show.
Updated: 1 month ago
Doyle Gravel Pit hearing postponed
“There is no specific timeframe for the Air Quality Division, to make a decision on the Doyle Pit,” Keyfauver wrote. “We will work to reschedule a public hearing, with notice, as soon as possible.”
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Birth announcement: Isabella Lucia Giffen
Isabella Lucia Giffen was born on Dec. 2, 2022.
Updated: 1 month ago
McGinnis sworn in as SCSD1 trustee
Jessie McGinnis is sworn in as a newly elected member of the Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees on Thursday, Dec. 8, by County Clerk Carrie Long.
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Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Pick up a copy of the Dec. 16 Pinedale Roundup for more photos from recent holiday festivities.
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Doyle Pit public hearing postponed
The DEQ public hearing for Sublette County's Doyle Gravel Pit that was originally scheduled for 6 p.m. tonight, Dec. 14, will be rescheduled due to inclement weather. Representatives from the DEQ are stuck in Cheyenne. A new date and time have not yet been set.
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Ricketts’ latest ‘guest ranch’ request raises concerns
Then, on Tuesday, the Sublette County Board of County Commissioners considered the latest play from the TD Ameritrade founder, whose family owns the Chicago Cubs. He wants commissioners to give him the go-ahead to run a guest ranch across 1,300 acres of his Jackson Fork Ranch – as opposed to the 478 acres where it’s permitted now – while incorporating the 160-or-so-acre Dead Shot Ranch. Ricketts has raised white bison on the 1,300-acre ranch. If he incorporates the Dead Shot, Ricketts would add an 8,000-square-foot eight-bedroom “cabin,” a 6,000-square-foot “dining pavilion” and a new youth bunkhouse to the smaller guest ranch operation. Up to 50 guests could stay on the Dead Shot at a time.
Updated: 1 month ago
Pilon’s case now in District Court
She last appeared before Sublette County Circuit Court Judge Curt Haws via videoconference from Billings, Mont., to confirm she underwent a mental evaluation to ensure she is capable of answering to charges resulting from her Oct. 30, 2021, “intentional” collision with a truck pulling a loaded logging trailer and another truck.
Updated: 1 month ago
Optimism, frustration as pieces fall into place for the Hospital District
The Sublette Center Board of Directors held a special meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 6, to discuss the revised membership substitution agreement and review recommendations from its attorney, board chairwoman Patty Racich told the Roundup on Wednesday. “We had a good discussion yesterday,” she said. “Our attorney is communicating with the (SCHD) attorney.” Hoffman remained optimistic that the agreement will be signed soon.
Updated: 1 month ago
Soup-er Bowl raises thousands for community Christmas
The students stepped up to the plate, and between the silent and live auctions and a soup dinner, collected more than $7,500 to fulfill Christmas wish lists for community members, said Facklam. ‘I’m so proud of my kiddos – their hearts are so beautiful,’ Facklam added.
Updated: 1 month ago
‘Winter on the Ice’
‘Winter on the Ice’ will be presented Friday, Dec. 9, at 6 p.m. and again Saturday at 12 p.m. Donations are accepted and hot chocolate and other goodies will be sold.
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Judges: TPL, Copelands defaulted
Judge Tyler entered an order of default in Murdock’s favor for TPL or the Copelands to pay $137,500 with 10-percent post-judgment interest, records show.
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31st Annual Pinedale Turkey Trot draws participants from five states
As usual, there were all types of exercisers participating. We had participants from 8-month-old Otto Troegle to two trotters in their 70s. We had bikers, a stride bike, walkers, runners, run/walkers, trotters and baby strollers. There were people from five different states and 10 towns or cities in Wyoming. Brian Smyth came all the way from San Francisco and Tom Smyth arrived from San Jose. There were also plenty of dogs around to help pull their owners through the course. Due to so many dogs involved, we added a new division to our awards. Sarge (Anderson’s dog) was the first dog through the course, pulling Lars along in 27:09. If we added the canines to our list of participants, we would have over 220 involved.
Updated: 1 month ago
Altruistic art
The public are invited to attend the Soup-er Bowl on Saturday from 6-8 p.m. and donate by bidding on bowls or purchasing tickets for a soup dinner. The night will feature a live student-run auction and music along with art.
Updated: 1 month ago
Altruistic art
The public are invited to attend the Soup-er Bowl on Saturday from 6-8 p.m. and donate by bidding on bowls or purchasing tickets for a soup dinner. The night will feature a live student-run auction and music along with art.
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County P&Z board takes time to deliberate
Although it was orderly, several hitches arose but the meeting proceeded as planned.
Updated: 2 months ago
Honoring veterans
In the United States, Nov. 11 is set aside to honor veterans that served their country “both in war and in peacetime,” said Michael Edison, American Legion Post No. 47 Commander and U.S. Army veteran.
Updated: 2 months ago
SCSD1 aces financial audit
The district’s finances were “presented fairly” and complied with “all applicable accounting standards,” James Lund, an accountant at Carver, Florek and James, told the board of trustees.
Updated: 2 months ago
Pilon’s competency hearing now Nov. 21
On March 10, Sublette County Deputy Attorney Adrian Kowalski filed two charges of felony intentional or reckless aggravated assault and battery and two felony counts of property destruction, along with driving with a cell phone screen visible and not wearing a seatbelt. Pilon was released from custody on a $250,000 signature bond.
Updated: 2 months ago
Former employee charged stealing 18 ‘shooters’
The convenience store owner told the deputy of several thefts that she found on the adjacent liquor store’s surveillance video when Kecskes was working, according to the affidavit. The deputy reviewed the video and reported seeing the former employee take a total of 18 single-shot containers and put them in his pocket, it says.
Updated: 2 months ago
Locals asked to participate in Operation Green Light for Veterans
Individuals, businesses and community partners are encouraged to show their support for local veterans and their service to the United States of America by switching out their porch lights with green bulbs or using a membrane to cast a green hue, through Nov. 13.
Updated: 2 months ago
Honoring veterans in Sublette County
Plenty of events planned to honor Sublette County veterans this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Locals lend a helping hand
Perschau and Pittman chose the project to honor Pittman’s parents, Homer and LeOra Pittman, lifetime members of the VFW Auxiliary.
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PFAC adds second Nutcracker performance in December
Both shows will feature over 45 local dance students who auditioned back in September.
Updated: 2 months ago
EMT course planned to address local need
This course will begin on Jan. 9, 2023, and end on May 10, 2023. The registration deadline for this class is Dec. 19. Scholarships are available for county residents through Sublette BOCES to assist with the cost of this course. For more information on applying for this scholarship, please email [email protected]
Updated: 2 months ago
‘Hygge’ is like a winter hug
These small details set the scene for the Danish tradition of “hygge” – pronounced hoog-ah – a concept of wellbeing and coziness that it is easily transplanted to the winter climes of Sublette County, according to Alise Watson.
Updated: 2 months ago
Sublette County voters weigh in on amendments
Sublette County treasurer Emily Paravicini authored an Oct. 4 letter to the editor of the Pinedale Roundup on behalf of the association, asking area residents to "Vote against the ballot proposition which would allow local governments — cities, counties, schools, special districts, etc. — to invest your money in the stock market."
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McKay appointed to 9th District Court
“While all three candidates were well-qualified, the breadth of Kate’s experience in the 9th District and her work in the Public Defender’s Office make her well-suited for this judgeship,” Gov. Gordon said.
Updated: 2 months ago
Centennial committee offering free barn calendars
Calendars will be available at public locations around the county, including both libraries, town halls, senior centers, the county courthouse and both Office Outlet locations beginning on Monday, November 14 - just in time for the holidays!
Updated: 2 months ago
Circuit Court roundup Oct. 24 - Oct. 30
Several new charges were filed and sentences imposed in Sublette County Circuit Court.
Updated: 2 months ago
Cattle calamity
The out-of-state trucker was not seriously injured but the highway closed between Daniel and Hoback Junction for about seven hours while surviving cattle were moved and debris cleared.
Updated: 2 months ago
Gardening tips and tricks Nov. 2022
Use the following suggestions (results may vary) to help with your gardening adventures!
Updated: 2 months ago
Winter ordinances took effect Nov. 1
Trash cans, toys, campers, parked cars and other possessions should be kept out of the streets to allow for safe movement of snow removal equipment.
Updated: 2 months ago
Citizen, county, Jackson Fork Ranch arguments now Nov. 10
The oral arguments hearing is scheduled for between 2 and 3 p.m. in the judge’s Casper courtroom. It is currently described as “a telephonic conference.” 9th District Clerk of Court Janet Montgomery said the Pinedale courtroom will be open to the public.
Updated: 2 months ago
SCHD expresses gratitude to Boman
Boman served for six years on both the Sublette County Rural Health Care District (RHCD) and SCHD boards of trustees.
Updated: 2 months ago
Hospital district prepares for building demolition
Removing the Public Health building, built in 1978, to provide space for the new critical access hospital and long-term care facility, is the first step in the construction process.
Updated: 2 months ago
Veterans Day in Sublette County
There are plenty of events planned to honor and recognize veterans throughout Sublette County.
Updated: 2 months ago
McCollum returns to western Wyoming
Memorial services for fallen U.S. Marine and Wyoming native Rylee McCollum will be held after his child is born.
Updated: 1 year ago
COVID-19 testing state's health-care system
Public Health encouraged those who are feeling ill to get tested and quarantine. That update alone confirmed individuals were quarantining or isolating in Big Piney, Boulder, Bondurant, Marbleton and Pinedale.
Updated: 1 year ago
Crews free ospreys found entwined
After a landowner called to say that two fledgling osprey appeared to be trapped in their nest on a 30-foot platform, Wyoming Game and Fish biologist Dean Clause and Sublette Emergency Manager Jim Mitchell came to the rescue.
Updated: 1 year ago
Layton construction manager outlines hospital process
The Sublette County Hospital District’s critical access hospital construction timetable remains fluid due to fluctuations in raw material markets.
Updated: 1 year ago
Fifty years of fighting fires
Bondurant firefighters Richard and Gloria Thomas, with 27 and 23 years respectively, were honored recently for their notable 50 combined years of service.
Updated: 1 year ago
Youth participate in summer bike repair class
Pinedale youth completed a pilot summer bike repair class sponsored by the 4-H in cooperation with the Sublette Prevention Coalition and Department of Family Services.
Updated: 1 year ago
Jewkes receives sentence of 15 to 20 years
Jewkes’ fate was announced at the end of her one-day trial on Aug. 19.
Updated: 1 year ago
Ten new recruits join SCUF
Fire Chief Shad Cooper presided over the ceremony at SCUF’s Marbleton training facility. Family members, close friends and veteran firefighters pinned SCUF badges onto each graduate’s chest.
Updated: 1 year ago
Little Wrangler Day Camp participants make their marks
Little Wrangler Day Campers spent the last couple weeks with visiting artist Cristy Anspach thanks to a Community Support Grant from the Wyoming Arts Council.
Updated: 1 year ago
Pinedale air quality team gets honor from DEQ
If your team’s job is to examine the Upper Green River Basin’s oil and gas emissions and decrease or prevent them, your work might seem endless.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden of Beauty – Aug. 20
The final Garden of Beauty Award from the Sage and Snow Garden Club goes to Chris Thomas and Roy Barney, 96 Willow Lake Road, near Pinedale.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden party for a day
The Sage and Snow Garden Club hosted its annual Garden Tour and Dinner on Saturday, Aug. 14.
Updated: 1 year ago
Boulder man dies in rollover
Local traveled less than a mile before rolling on Highway 353.
Updated: 1 year ago
UPDATE: Missing hiker discovered in Fremont County
Authorities confirmed that, unfortunately, they discovered the hiker returning from Gannett Peak was discovered deceased in Fremont County.
Updated: 1 year ago
Over $12K raised for PAC in July
Friends of PAC, the local nonprofit that provides support for the Pinedale Aquatic Center, raised over $12,000 in donations for the PAC in July.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden of Beauty – Aug. 13
This week, the Sage and Snow Garden Club awarded Laurie and Mike McClain at 7 Faler Lane near Pinedale its coveted Garden of Beauty Award.
Updated: 1 year ago
Fair: Hardworking horses of the pulls
The busy week closed with the Saturday night special contest of teams from several states competing in the Utah Horse Pulling Association’s sanctioned event.
Updated: 1 year ago
Fair: Greased pig, pig wrestling results
Results from the Sublette County Fair.
Updated: 1 year ago
Fair: Little Buckaroo Rodeo results
Results from the Sublette County Fair.
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Fair: 4-H, FFA and Open Division awards
Results from the Sublette County Fair.
Updated: 1 year ago
Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show returns
The 2021 Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show brought together local artists and art lovers who in the past year have missed getting together. Although this year’s show held off on the social reception, quick draw and auction as health precautions, many fairgoers stopped by the Community Hall during the recent Sublette County Fair.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden of Beauty – Aug. 6
Gary and Ruth Neely, 75 Fox Willow Drive, Pinedale, love all the smells, colors and shapes that are a delightful part of gardening.
Updated: 1 year ago
Sublette reaches settlement with Vanguard
The Sublette County Treasurer’s Office and Attorney’s Office finally brought an end to the ongoing Vanguard Natural Resources litigation.
Updated: 1 year ago
Bell creates photo book to remember 2020
One part of life that stayed just as it was during last year’s COVID-19 shutdown was the beauty of the natural landscapes, wildflowers and wildlife.
Updated: 1 year ago
Enzi remembered by those he influenced
Mike Enzi was working on his pilot’s license when he chose Dave Bell for a small flight from Gillette to Cheyenne.
Updated: 1 year ago
Annual garden club tour is Aug. 14
With our warm days and warm nights, Sublette County gardeners are enjoying gorgeous flowers and bountiful harvests.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden of Beauty – July 30
This week’s beautiful garden award goes to Jill and Mark Randall and son Garrett, 90 Horseshoe Road, near Daniel.
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Garden of Beauty – July 23
The colorful array of flowers adorning the large deck and patio at 120 Fox Willow Drive in Pinedale earned the Sage and Snow Garden of Beauty Award this week for gardeners Michele and Bill Doyle.
Updated: 1 year ago
Popular art show to return to Sublette County Fair
Big Piney artist and art show director Sharon Schell is pleased to announce the return of the Sublette County Fair Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show. Because of continued COVID concerns, there will be no reception, quick draw or auction this year. However, fair goers can anticipate and enjoy a vibrant exhibit of new work by 22 local artists.
Updated: 1 year ago
Garden of Beauty – July 16
The Sage and Snow Garden Club has selected Dorothy and Wayne Fornstroms’ beautiful gardens at 39 Granite Lane as this week’s Garden of Beauty.
Updated: 1 year ago
Judge approves anonymity in Big Piney lawsuit
Sublette County School District 9 did not respond to the plaintiff's request for anonymity.
Updated: 1 year ago
Scales and Tales reptiles greet kids
Youth in Pinedale and Big Piney were treated to a presentation by Scales and Tales Utah, where founder Shane Richins brought lizards and snakes to greet the Sublette County youth.
Updated: 1 year ago
Cyclists pass through Pinedale raising funds for veterans
The Forest Service ranger informing the Zenonis they were in the path of a mother grizzly and her two cubs somewhere near Togwotee Pass was just another byproduct of Dean’s quest to maintain motivation.
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Garden of Beauty winner announced
Julie Early and Barney Snyder, 40 Hay Meadow Drive, near Pinedale, are the Sage and Snow Garden Club’s second Garden of Beauty Award for 2021.
Updated: 1 year ago
Wolf seasons to be discussed
The Wyoming Game and Fish will discuss and vote on proposed gray wolf trophy hunting seasons during its upcoming meeting, July 13-15, in Sheridan.
Updated: 1 year ago
Public Health nurses earn DAISY Team Award
Sublette County Public Health staff received a surprise at an event the agency hosted to thank the community for its support during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Updated: 1 year ago
Collaborative study shows climate change impacts on Greater Yellowstone Area
A first-of-its-kind recently published study indicates the Greater Yellowstone Area will see major environmental shifts within the next 80 years if there is little to no action taken to mitigate climate change.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gordon reacts to Supreme Court's inaction on coal port suit
The United States Supreme Court ruled earlier this week that it will not hear a challenge made by both Wyoming and Montana to a proposed coal-port case based in Washington State.
Updated: 1 year ago
A garden of beauty
Karen and Ole Skinner of 126 Fayette Pole Creek Rd., Pinedale, are the first recipients of the Sage and Snow Garden Club’s Garden of Beauty Award for 2021.
Updated: 1 year ago
PHOTOS: 2021 Gem & Mineral Show
Photos from the 2021 Sublette County Rock Hounds Gem & Mineral Show.
Updated: 1 year ago
Centennial: Pinedale wins county seat
The following is a story published in the Pinedale Roundup, Vol. 16, No. 27. It has only been edited to conform to standard style and runs now as it did 100 years ago.
Updated: 1 year ago
Final Students of the Month honored for 2020-21 year
The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized the final Students of the Month for the 2020-2021 academic year at its June 17 meeting.
Updated: 1 year ago
Volunteers help Fence Day efforts
Hunters and fishermen alike pulled up to the edge of Kendall Valley with fencing pliers and gloves with the aim of clearing over a mile of barbed wire fencing in the area on June 15.
Updated: 1 year ago
WWSGS continues with history-making horse sale
The sale’s total was about $600,000 with $146,500 paid out to local consigners.
Updated: 1 year ago
Children's art on display at Mystery Print Gallery
The show runs through July 3.
Updated: 1 year ago
Vlastos named Teacher of the Year
Stepping up to teach in front of a classroom filled with teenagers for the first time is daunting. Fortunately, educator George Vlastos found a mentor early in his career.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gem and Mineral Show to open
The fifth annual gem and mineral show by the Sublette County Rock Hounds is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 18-20.
Updated: 1 year ago
Little Wrangler Day Camp gains donation
Friends of PAC recently received a $5,000 grant to support the Pinedale Aquatic Center’s Little Wrangler Day Camp this summer.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gordon announces new drought resource website
Gov. Mark Gordon announced new drought resources this week for those curious or in need.
Updated: 1 year ago
Multibay garage catches fire
There were no injuries and an investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.
Updated: 1 year ago
Marshall earns DAISY Award
The DAISY Award is a 12-year old international honor bestowed upon a nurse who is recognized by her peers, as well as community, for exemplary care.
Updated: 1 year ago
Star Valley Health breaks ground on new facility
Members of Star Valley Health, North Lincoln County Hospital District and elected officials gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Alpine Health Care Facility on May 21.
Updated: 1 year ago
Wyoming receives nuclear investment
The announcement Gov. Mark Gordon teased for days was finally shared on Wednesday morning and foreshadowed a massive investment in Wyoming’s energy futures.
Updated: 1 year ago
Noble's Upper Green River book garners award
The book won the 'Silver Medal' in the 2021 Independent Publisher Book Awards' History - Oversized Category.
Updated: 1 year ago
SAFV gains donation
The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation continued its decade-long support for the Sublette County Sexual Assault and Family Violence Task Force with a $2,500 grant recently.
Updated: 1 year ago
Big Piney dancer making memories
Taking to the stage from a young age, Skye Sperl brings experience and dedication to her dance team.
Updated: 1 year ago
Students of the Month for May recognized
Four students chosen as classes ready for dismissal.
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Middle school students gain STEAM
Pinedale Middle School students became “Artist Explorers” last week through a STEAM-based arts residency.
Updated: 1 year ago
Book signing for Brodie
Local writer and former Pinedale Roundup columnist Mary Brodie has announced a book signing for her first novel.
Updated: 1 year ago
Black will change pleas related to fentanyl charges
An Idaho Falls man charged with bringing fentanyl pills disguised as Oxycodone into Sublette County on Jan. 28 will change his not guilty pleas after reached a plea agreement.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gray wolf population saw growth outside trophy-game area
Gray wolves across of Wyoming at the end of 2020 showed growth compared to the year before with higher estimates outside of the state’s trophy-game area.
Updated: 1 year ago
Rex Rammell trial gets postponed
The trial will be rescheduled due to a witness’s health concerns, according to Circuit Court Clerk Amy Knotts.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gordon speaks to Senate committee on leasing moratorium
Gov. Gordon joins diverse group of witnesses.
Updated: 1 year ago
PHS' Shyla Orders earns STARR Scholarship
She received word earlier this month.
Updated: 1 year ago
PHS students learn from 'Hamilton' star
Thayne Jasperson came to Pinedale to teach multiple workshops.
Updated: 1 year ago
UW publishes migration conservation study
The interdisciplinary study involves ecology, economics and law to examine migration habits.
Updated: 1 year ago
WYLD Dance Co. finishes big in Utah
Dance team from small-county Wyoming is making a big name for itself, taking some of the top placings at a regional event in Utah.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gordon issues statement on BLM's lack of 2Q lease sale
Gov. Mark Gordon issued a statement on Wednesday after receiving news the Bureau of Land Management will not hold its second-quarter oil and gas lease sale.
Updated: 1 year ago
Lummis brings K-12 budget issues to Senate
U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis recently invited Wyoming State Sen. Affie Ellis, R-Cheyenne, to Washington, D.C., so she could testify about the importance of the energy sector to Wyoming’s schools before the Banking Committee hearing on Tuesday.
Updated: 1 year ago
Commissioners revisit healthcare policies after year of COVID
As daily active COVID-19 cases once again flatten throughout the county, the Sublette County Board of Commissioners addressed numerous items that were implemented a year ago to combat the incoming pandemic at its meeting on Tuesday inside the Pinedale Library’s Lovatt Room.
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Green River trout estimates break records
The year 2020 is one many of us will remember.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gov. Gordon signs new bills supporting state's energy sector
Gov. Mark Gordon signed another six bills into law this week, including three that support Wyoming’s energy sector.
Updated: 1 year ago
SCSD1 recognizes Students of the Month
The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized four Students of the Month at its April 8 regular meeting.
Updated: 1 year ago
Sublette COVID cases remain high as health orders extend
The two remaining statewide health orders in Wyoming have been extended to the end of the month while Sublette County’s surge in active COVID-19 cases continues.
Updated: 1 year ago
Pronghorn picnic to cap Earth Day celebration
Earth Day is the perfect time to take a good look around and see where the outside world and our wildlife need extra attention.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gov. Gordon signs bills, expresses disappointment
Gov. Mark Gordon put pen to paper this week, signing dozes of bills approved by the Wyoming Legislature during the 66th Session into law.
Updated: 1 year ago
PHS brings The Addams Family to life
Dead ancestors rise from their graves to join the living in an annual rite celebrating generations of Addams Family history.
Updated: 1 year ago
HEAR always looks for 'furever' homes
The year was 2007 and the “boom” was under way.
Updated: 1 year ago
COVID-19 cases rise as variants detected in Sublette
An updated briefing on April 6 confirmed 18 active cases of COVID-19 in Sublette County, 13 of which were confirmed so far in the week.
Updated: 1 year ago
Addressing Sublette's alcohol culture
Sheriff K.C. Lehr has referred to Sublette County as home ever since he and his parents moved to Big Piney when he was 10.
Updated: 1 year ago
Short-term rental guidelines discussed
About 18 people attended the March 25 public workshop about county short-term rentals.
Updated: 1 year ago
Q&A with Sen. John Barrasso
The senator took time to answer a few of the Roundup’s questions.
Updated: 1 year ago
SCSO warns of ongoing IRS and Social Security scam calls
The Sublette County Sheriff’s Office has recently received multiple calls about IRS and Social Security scam calls
Updated: 1 year ago
First bear sightings bring awareness tips
It’s clear – the bears are out. And right on schedule.
Updated: 1 year ago
The Addams Family comes to Pinedale
Pinedale High School troop revives iconic characters with musical.
Updated: 1 year ago
Fishing For the Fight chosen as donation recipient
FFTF chosen by Pinedale Dental.
Updated: 1 year ago
Rock Hounds club prepares for annual gem conventions
The club’s next meeting is Saturday, April 17, at 1 p.m. at the fairgrounds Event Center.
Updated: 1 year ago
G&F's Turnbull transfers to Sheridan
Turnbull was in Pinedale since Dec. 2005.
Updated: 1 year ago
Jewkes' arraignment set for March 25
Driver faces two felony aggravated homicide charges.
Updated: 1 year ago
Public Health continues vaccination rollout
Days after Gov. Mark Gordon announced he would not renew Wyoming’s statewide mask requirement, Sublette County Public Health Nurse Janna Lee delivered the promising update on Sublette’s battle with the novel coronavirus.
Updated: 1 year ago
GRVCA looking toward the future
Jeanne Lockwood, president of the Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association, had a strong message to share during the group’s March 6 annual meeting at Marbleton Town Hall.
Updated: 1 year ago
DOI plans fossil fuel forum for March 25
The Department of the Interior announced a virtual forum set for Thursday, March 25, as part of its “comprehensive review of the federal oil and gas program called for in Executive Order 14008.”
Updated: 1 year ago
Summer projects to affect airport users
Four expansion and renovation projects are scheduled at the Pinedale Airport for this summer.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gov. Gordon announces removal of statewide mask requirement
More info to come on the reduced health orders that will go into effect March 16.
Updated: 1 year ago
Cunningham wins Peace Poster Contest
Big Piney seventh-grader Addi Cunningham wins prize awarded by Pinedale Lions Club.
Updated: 1 year ago
Vaccine registration opens further
WDH revises 1C group to include those 50 years and older.
Updated: 1 year ago
Hospital district update on management partner
Timeline update on hospital district's choice for management partner.
Updated: 1 year ago
Ultra commits to 'responsibly sourced gas'
UP Energy, previously Ultra Petroleum, announced Thursday its plans to certify its Upper Green River Basin natural-gas products as “responsibly sourced gas.”
Updated: 1 year ago
Naming of Sublette County
The latest installment in a series celebrating a century of Sublette County.
Updated: 1 year ago
Rammell campaign stops in Pinedale
Rex Rammell told a dozen people gathered in the Sublette County Libraries’ Lovatt Room that he had one more gubernatorial run in him.
Updated: 1 year ago
Legislative Update – Feb. 20
From House Rep. Albert Sommers, District No. 20
Updated: 1 year ago
Students of the Month recognized
The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized four Students of the Month on Feb. 11.
Updated: 1 year ago
Extension stress preparedness for area rangelands
Withstanding La Nina has been difficult for Wyoming agricultural producers.
Updated: 1 year ago
Sublette apprehensive of district consolidation bill
A bill aimed at restructuring Wyoming’s school districts, that would reduce the different number of districts in half, was received for introduction by the Wyoming Legislature on Jan. 26.
Updated: 1 year ago
Dr. Rammell's jury trial set for April 28
Rammell declined to waive his right to counsel.
Updated: 1 year ago
Management candidates make extended bids
Combined six hours of managing partner interviews with stakeholders and community members led to these takeaways.
Updated: 1 year ago
Gordon, governors call on Biden to withdraw executive order
Gov. Mark Gordon leads group of 17 Republican governors calling on President Biden to withdraw oil and gas lease executive order.
Updated: 1 year ago
Ten snowplow collisions happen within five-day window
WYDOT reports 17 snowplow collisions this winter season already.
Updated: 1 year ago
CURED sponsors exhibit at Pinedale Library's Gallery Wall
Thirteen artworks show a wide range of perspectives – and creative expression – to portray “A Vision of Responsible Energy Development” in Sublette County and Wyoming.
Updated: 1 year ago
Hospital Board makes first key decisions
The board moved forward with vital steps in hospital's opening during Wednesday night meeting.
Updated: 1 year ago
‘Bold Wanderings’ will help you locate your place in the cosmos
Art writer Sue Sommers writes about a piece found at Mystery Print Gallery.
Updated: 1 year ago
Jewkes' preliminary is continued again
Jewkes is charged with two counts of aggravated homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol after being involved in a fatal collision in Hoback Canyon on Jan. 1.
Updated: 1 year ago
Brost's trial still on; Carter to change plea
Two Pinedale residents charged together last October with felony and misdemeanor drug charges both had trials set to begin on March 8, in 9th District Court.
Updated: 1 year ago
Public invited to Q&As with hospital district's managing partner finalists
The meetings will be held at the Big Piney Library, and on Zoom, for three consecutive days next week.
Updated: 1 year ago
Legislative Update, Jan. 30, Feb. 1 and 2
From House Rep. Albert Sommers, District No. 20.
Updated: 1 year ago
Miller donates 162 more acres for conservation
The property is between the Bridger-Teton National Forest boundary and South Beaver Creek.
Updated: 1 year ago
SCSO recognizes 'years of service' milestones
Ten members celebrate their anniversaries.
Updated: 1 year ago
Proposed school district budget reductions tabled
Staff, students, community members spoke in opposition.
Updated: 1 year ago
Trials set for 4 in hunting-camp confrontation
Charges stem from October altercation.
Updated: 1 year ago
La Barge businessman removed from G&F Commission
Outspoken Schmid removed and replaced by Gov. Gordon.
Updated: 1 year ago
Libraries offer after-school 'study halls'
Ten at a time can use the spaces until 6 p.m.
Updated: 1 year ago
Attorney wants to question alleged victim
Marbleton resident charged with third-degree abuse of a minor.
Updated: 1 year ago
Delegation posts energy protection bills
Rep. Cheney introduces two energy bills, Sens. Lummis and Barrasso cosponsor new bill.
Updated: 1 year ago
Federal lease moratorium labeled as 'crushing,' 'illegal' – and 'necessary'
Biden Administration's 60-day federal lease moratorium draws swift reaction from locals.
Updated: 1 year ago
Oil and gas looks back at 2020
Annual survey outlines significant events.
Updated: 2 years ago
Sublette County Special Hospital District conducts 1st meeting
Board members take first step in "scary" and "exciting" chapter.
Updated: 2 years ago
Christmas Bird Count returns
Tradition adds depth to Audubon Society's survey.
Updated: 2 years ago
2022 Rendezvous Parade Photo Story
The annual event, held Saturday, drew people from across the region.