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• Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame

  This year’s “Class of 2022” scrapbook includes (in alphabetical order) Pete Hoagland of Sublette County, Bert Lamb and Charles Stillman Philbrick and Elroy Philbrick of Sweetwater County, Red Mathison, T.D. O’Neil, Leonard Priebe, Kent Snidecor and Mike Steele of Sublette County.

  3 weeks ago

• SCSO reminds motoring public of school bus safety

  Big Piney schools return on Aug. 24 while Pinedale schools returns Aug. 31.

  1 month ago

• Vast community COVID-19 spread in Sublette

  Over 18 months since initial lockdown and subsequent recovery, Sublette County Public Health confirmed the county experienced one of its worst weeks combating the spread of COVID-19.

  1 year ago

• Clover to receive Lifetime Contribution award

  Robin Clover, the executive director of Sublette County SAFV Task Force, is the recipient of the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault’s 2021 Lifetime Contribution award.

  1 year ago

• Pinedale author named award finalist for her two books

  A Pinedale resident author has been selected as a Top Ten finalist for the 2021 Author Elite Awards for two of her latest books.

  1 year ago

• Joanie Christie named new chamber director

  The Sublette County Chamber of Commerce has announced Joanie Christie will fill the chamber’s executive director position effective Oct. 4.

  1 year ago

• G&F urges proper big game carcass disposal

  Wyoming Game and Fish officials issued a reminder to hunters that it is illegal to dump carcasses or refuse on public lands.

  1 year ago

• Anti-CRT bill drafted, WEA calls it 'burdensome'

  Two leaders of the Wyoming State Senate joined state superintendent Jillian Balow to announce legislation and efforts to preemptively prevent critical race theory from being taught in Wyoming classrooms.

  1 year ago

• Sublette EMS transports record 41 to hospitals

  Sublette County Public Health’s weekly briefing took on an even more urgent tone last week.

  1 year ago

• Survey looks to improve health-care resources for men

  The survey is expected to run through the month.

  1 year ago

• SCSO seeking info into theft from storage unit

  The Sublette County Sheriff’s Office is seeking assistance in a theft from a Pinedale storage unit.

  1 year ago

• Initial 2022 Pedigree Stage Stop entries announced

  Among those returning will be Boulder’s Gwenn Bogart and Alix Crittenden of Bondurant.

  1 year ago

• Utility company completes wind energy projects

  PacificCorp, the operator of Wyoming energy utility Rocky Mountain Power, announced it has completed its $3.1-billion wind energy development project in the state.

  1 year ago

• Bak Pak Program returning for new school year

  Having doubled in size since its inception three years ago, the Community Bak Pak Program will return for the 2021-2022 academic year.

  1 year ago

• Sublette population plunges in latest Census

  Wyoming’s population is growing. It’s still the least-populated state in the country, and it’s growing at a slower pace than the rest of America, but it is growing.

  1 year ago

• Jonah Energy granted funding for ‘green’ initiative

  The Wyoming Energy Authority announced a Jonah Energy endeavor was one of three awardees for the new Hydrogen Pilot Project.

  1 year ago

• G&F seeking volunteers for Mesa work

  The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is partnering with the Bureau of Land Management to improve mule deer habitat on the Pinedale Mesa and is recruiting volunteers.

  1 year ago

• Museum of the Mountain Man named to Top 10 Western Museums

  The Museum of the Mountain Man has been selected among the Top 10 Western Museums by True West Magazine.

  1 year ago

• Bondurant Heritage Days coming this weekend

  On Saturday, Aug. 14, the Bondurant Community Club hosts its annual community-wide rummage sale and all-around summer festival.

  1 year ago

• Barrasso asks Haaland litany of questions

  Interior Secretary Deb Haaland spoke to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee earlier this week, her first time in front of that committee since her testimony during the confirmation process.

  1 year ago

• Bousman speaks to Washington on forest safety

  A bipartisan bill going through Washington, D.C., aims to address the rapidly declining health of American forests and the accompanying threat of catastrophic wildfires.

  1 year ago

• Water flows hit historic lows in south county

  The Wyoming Natural Resources Conservation Service confirmed record low flows in some Wyoming rivers, including the Green River near LaBarge.

  1 year ago

• Third grizzly relocated from outside Pinedale

  Wyoming Game and Fish officials have captured and relocated a third grizzly bear from outside Pinedale in as many weeks.

  1 year ago

• Fish habitat improvements being made to Green River

  Anglers aiming to dangle lures in the Green River around Pinedale can expect improved access to waters this fall.

  1 year ago

• Chamber announces director, board vacancies

  A week after Sublette County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Darren Hull stepped away from the position, the chamber announced Jim Hamilton has resigned from its board of directors.

  1 year ago

• Vaccines still effective despite breakthrough cases

  Catching COVID-19 after being vaccinated is cause for concern, and the small sample size in rural Sublette County can lead to misinformation. The Roundup contacted the Wyoming Department of Health to gain a better understanding of what public health officials are calling “breakthrough cases.”

  1 year ago

• Cheney invites Ulrich to speak at energy forum

  Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney invited Paul Ulrich, vice president of Governmental and Regulatory Affairs at Jonah Energy, to speak Thursday morning during the American Energy Independence forum hosted by House Republicans on the Natural Resources Committee and Congressional Western Caucus.

  1 year ago

• Hospital's management agreement with Star Valley finalized

  Tonia Hoffman, chairwoman for the Sublette County Hospital District, signed the final version of the management agreement between the district and Star Valley Health at the district’s meeting on Wednesday, July 21.

  1 year ago

• Hospital's USDA loan application submitted

  The Sublette County Hospital District has submitted a loan application to the United States Department of Agriculture for $32 million to fund construction of the critical access hospital residents approved by vote in November. That will be in addition to up to $20 million the county commissioners have committed to build an adjoining long-term care facility.

  1 year ago

• Jonah Energy slated to receive 'Gold Standard' emissions award

  Jonah Energy announced it is scheduled to receive a “Gold Standard” emissions rating from the Oil and Gas Methane Partnership, sponsored by the United Nations.

  1 year ago

• Grizzly relocated from near Pinedale

  The Wyoming Game and Fish Department captured and relocated a sub adult male grizzly bear near Pinedale on July 11.

  1 year ago

• Park to host Doggiefest 2021

  A full day of barks in the park is planned for Doggiefest 2021.

  1 year ago

• Schedule released for 2022 Stage Stop Race

  It’s never too early to think about the upcoming Pedigree Stage Stop Race.

  1 year ago

• Schedule released for 2022 Stage Stop Race

  It’s never too early to think about the upcoming Pedigree Stage Stop Race.

  1 year ago

• Battle of the Badges returns in August

  Sublette County’s first responders will come together for the 2021 Battle of the Badges later this summer.

  1 year ago

• Hough retires from CLC after over 40 years

  Following four decades as a special education director for programs in Teton and Sublette counties, Davey Hough is retiring.

  1 year ago

• Separate fatal crashes in Sublette County

  A local man riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle collided with a large tour bus of students last Friday afternoon on a dangerous curve north of the Hoback Rim.

  1 year ago

• Forest Service to start road maintenance

  Projects began in Sublette County this week with roadwork scheduling remaining fluid.

  1 year ago

• Full lineup planned for Soundcheck Series

  Pinedale’s annual Soundcheck Summer Music Series is returning once again this summer with an announcement of high-profile acts performing.

  1 year ago

• Lummis introduces bill to state's first female voter

  A bipartisan effort to honor a leader in women’s suffrage would allow Wyoming to honor its first woman voter.

  1 year ago

• Sublette unemployment holds steady

  The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate held steady for May 2021 in the latest numbers released by Wyoming Department of Workforce Services’ Research & Planning section earlier this week.

  1 year ago

• Meat processing grant program returns

  Gov. Mark Gordon announced the return of the Wyoming Meat Processing Expansion Grant Program on June 23.

  1 year ago

• School board makes quick work of June meeting

  The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees breezed through a brief agenda at the June 17 regular meeting.

  1 year ago

• Grazing suit parsing agency records

  In 2019, a coalition of environmental groups filed objections to the Bridger-Teton National Forest’s decision to reauthorize permitted cattle grazing in the Upper Green River Rangeland Project.

  1 year ago

• Upper Green grazing allotment change is 'highest priority'

  Five years ago, a historic sheep-ranching family retired its grazing permits on the Upper Green, after being bought out by a group to reduce contact between domestic sheep and native bighorns high in the Gros Ventre and Wind River ranges.

  1 year ago

• Caring for your garden during a drought

  Sublette County remains in drought conditions created several months ago.

  1 year ago

• Emergency rental assistance funds available

  The economic fallout from COVID-19 affected every American.

  1 year ago

• Judge strikes down Biden's federal lease moratorium

  A federal judge in Louisiana has struck down the Biden administration’s suspension on new oil and gas leases on federal lands.

  1 year ago

• Locals represent at Girls State

  Locals represent Sublette at Girls State.

  1 year ago

• State releases Sublette's economic profile

  The State of Wyoming’s Department of Administration & Information in its Economic Analysis Division recently released profiles for each Wyoming county.

  1 year ago

• Grazing allotment change proposed

  Bridger-Teton National Forest is seeking public comments on a proposed Elk Ridge Complex Rangeland Supplementation.

  1 year ago

• Abandoned fires alarm Forest Service

  The United States Forest Service in western Wyoming issued a release on June 4, stating concern over the amount of abandoned campfires in Bridger-Teton National Forest.

  1 year ago

• Pinedale quartet chosen for Girls State

  Janae Arne, Katie LaBuda, Alena Mika and Emmaline Vrska were all chosen to represent Pinedale at this year’s session.

  1 year ago

• Program delivers 780 packs this year

  The Community Bak Pak Program recently announced it was able to provide nearly 780 backpacks of food to kids during the 2020-21 school year.

  1 year ago

• Human skull found near Sublette Springs

  The man, who was hiking on flat land near Sublette Springs, called Sublette County Sheriff's Office and waited nearby.

  1 year ago

• New cybersecurity measures incoming for energy operators

  The Department of Interior will issue cybersecurity regulations in the coming days for U.S. pipeline operators following a ransomware attack that directly led to fuel shortages across large swaths of the Eastern Seaboard.

  1 year ago

• Administration would allow drilling near Dinosaur

  The Biden administration is said to favor a proposal that would allow oil and gas development within a half-mile of Dinosaur National Monument in Utah, about 180 miles straight south of Pinedale.

  1 year ago

• Upper Green River Basin study nets student awards

  A study by a University of Wyoming agricultural and applied economics student exploring a proposed water demand management program on the Upper Green River Basin has received the Western Agricultural Economics Association (WAEA) Outstanding Master’s Thesis Award.

  1 year ago

• Sublette unemployment remains at 7.1%

  That came from the department’s monthly unemployment report, released earlier this week.

  1 year ago

• Wyoming Parks Passports available

  Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails is now offering a Wyoming State Parks Passport program.

  1 year ago

• Dock, launch improvements underway

  Boat launch and dock work has begun outside of Pinedale.

  1 year ago

• G&F announces date for Kids Fishing Day

  Kids fish free at Boyd Skinner Park on June 5.

  1 year ago

• Officials to increase grizzly safety actions

  State troopers plan to start citing individuals illegally parked.

  1 year ago

• Sublette experiences drop in initial Census count

  Sublette County’s estimated population fell by 4 percent, according to the latest numbers published along with the first 2020 Census results.

  1 year ago

• Coin flip for Big Piney election

  Results of the Big Piney municipal election were officially noted at Tuesday’s town council meeting – with two tied votes broken by the toss of a coin.

  1 year ago

• Raven SR gains investment partner

  Raven SR has received a new investment partner, the company recently announced.

  1 year ago

• Nominees sought for Woman Entrepreneur Award

  The Wyoming Council for Women is seeking nominations for outstanding female entrepreneurs across the state for recognition of the annual Women Entrepreneur Award.

  1 year ago

• Creative aging coming to Sublette

  Libraries are currently conducting community assessments and surveys to gauge local interest.

  1 year ago

• Wyoming drops COVID-era unemployment programs

  Gov. Mark Gordon recently announced that Wyoming will withdraw from COVID-era unemployment programs because he feels it incentivizes those receiving benefits to not pursue employment.

  1 year ago

• PHS Class of 1971 planning 50th reunion

  Number of events planned July 23-25.

  1 year ago

• UW receives multi-million investment from DOE for energy initiatives

  UW's funds will be largely split between two separate projects – one in the Powder River Basin and one in the Greater Green River and Wind River basins.

  1 year ago

• WDH receives fraud reports from data breach

  The Wyoming Department of Health has issued a warning to residents about fraudulent calls from people falsely claiming to represent WDH, the first significant development relating to the recent health information breach at the department.

  1 year ago

• Prelim injunction filed in Wyoming's leasing lawsuit

  Filed March 24, the lawsuit argues that President Joe Biden’s Executive Order pausing oil and gas leasing on federal lands violates four different existing federal laws.

  1 year ago

• Commissioners prepare for fire season

  The county was awarded grant funds to update its Community Wildfire Protection Plan.

  1 year ago

• Restaurant relief funds available

  Recipients of the funds are not required to repay funding as long as funds are used for eligible uses no later than March 11, 2023.

  1 year ago

• Comments open for PAPO wildlife reports

  The reports are by Wyoming Game and Fish and Bureau of Land Management biologists and researchers monitoring the animals in the Pinedale Anticline and in reference areas.

  1 year ago

• Raven SR announces massive partnership deal

  Partnership is to build up to 100 hydrogen hubs.

  1 year ago

• Bailey Schupp's art chosen for UW walkthrough

  The exhibition will be on display May 6 – 15

  1 year ago

• Lummis introduces handgun bill

  Sen. Lummis introduced the Second Amendment Mandates Equality Act, or SAME Act.

  1 year ago

• Airport to temporarily close in July

  Emblem Aviation will operate from the Big Piney-Marbleton Airport with limited hours in Pinedale.

  1 year ago

• Remaining statewide health orders extended two weeks

  The Wyoming Department of Health announced that health orders regarding mask use in educational institutions and capacity limits on indoor events of more than 500 people will continue through May 16.

  1 year ago

• Anticline, Jonah go through latest budgets

  With an administrative bell poised to ring a death knell for the Jonah Interagency Office’s mitigation, a financial policy shift will actually keep it functioning for another year.

  1 year ago

• Breweries like WRBC offered DEQ audit grants

  People in Wyoming appreciate well-crafted beer and spirits, especially if they’re made locally.

  1 year ago

• Makerspace opens in Pinedale

  Pinedale Wyrkshop, a new Makerspace right here in Pinedale, opened its doors this week to anyone seeking access to best-in-class tech tools so they can take their creative projects to the next level.

  1 year ago

• Bighorn sheep management under review

  Bighorn sheep management warrants a closer look on a landscape scale by the Bridger-Teton National Forest, which opened its scoping process on April 21 by asking for public input.

  1 year ago

• South Fortification Mountain prescribed burn scheduled

  The Bridger-Teton National Forest is planning a South Fort prescribed burn in the Pinedale District as part of the Skyline Wildland Urban Interface Fuels Reduction Project in the upcoming weeks.

  1 year ago

• Sen. Lummis to hold remote office in Pinedale

  Staff for U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis will hold remote office hours in Pinedale on Tuesday, April 20, to meet with constituents.

  1 year ago

• JIO, PAPO boards to meet April 22

  The PAPO Board meeting will take place from 1 p.m. to about 3 p.m. The JIO Board will meet immediately after the PAPO meeting and is expected to conclude by 4 pm.

  1 year ago

• P&Z approves firearms service as home business

  The Sublette County Planning and Zoning Commission did not hear an anticipated zoning-change request to develop a rural retreat near the Hoback Rim at its March18 meeting.

  1 year ago

• Only facts to be allowed in Rammell trial

  In the second part of Rex F. Rammell’s pretrial conference for not having brand inspections for horses he trailered between counties on June 27, 2019, the judge strongly advised him again to consider hiring an attorney.

  1 year ago

• P&Z commission puzzles over road standards

  Unanswered questions lead group to table vote.

  1 year ago

• Interior announces virtual forum details

  The virtual public forum will be on Thursday, March 25, from 1 to 4:30 p.m.

  1 year ago

• Commissioners talk money issues

  County institutes hiring freeze.

  1 year ago

• Libraries begin phasing back to 'normal'

  One of the changes is that people can start browsing through the DVDs again to check out.

  1 year ago

• Pinedale Middle School students place at State Science Fair

  Three Pinedale Middle School students placed in two different categories.

  1 year ago

• St. John's letter on withdrawing as management partner candidate

  The Sublette County Hospital District's Board of Trustees received the letter March 10.

  1 year ago

• WDWS warns of social media scams

  The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services (DWS) has become aware of multiple attempts by fraudsters to obtain individuals’ personal and confidential information through social media pages and is reminding Wyomingites to never provide their personal information to anyone over social media.

  1 year ago

• COVID-19 vaccination registration opens further

  Registration for COVID-19 vaccinations has opened into Phase 1C in Sublette County.

  1 year ago

• Sublette COVID cases hit 6-month low

  In update, Sublette COVID-19 Response Group confirmed just two active coronavirus cases in the county.

  1 year ago

• Find more AQD ozone data

  Air Quality Division wants to let the public know about new developments.

  1 year ago

• County, town get on same page with seep situation

  Plans brought forward in ongoing issue.

  1 year ago

• District's graduation rate improves

  Sublette County School District No. 1 posts 93.7 percent graduation rates.

  1 year ago

• Fair Board approves RV reservations, entertainment

  The 2021 Sublette County Fair is scheduled for July 28-31.

  1 year ago

• Examiner scores four Wyoming Press Association awards

  Examiner earns distinction in government issue reporting, outdoors/environment reporting, in-depth reporting and spot news story.

  1 year ago

• SCSD1 approves new outdoor drainage at PAC

  School Board conducts other business at meeting.

  1 year ago

• Legislative Update

  From House Rep. Albert Sommers, District No. 20.

  1 year ago

• Game and Fish drafts new solar energy guidelines

  New guidelines and updates to 2010 wind energy recommendations made.

  1 year ago

• Sue Eversull honored with gift from Foster Friess

  Community servant thanked with $5,000 gift by nomination.

  1 year ago

• Commissioners hear about projects in 6-hour meeting

  Introductions and updates brought to commissioners in the meeting.

  1 year ago

• Council unveils results on 2021 priority survey

  List is divided into seven categories.

  1 year ago

• Town Ordinance amendments pass

  Pinedale Park and Tree Board cemented.

  1 year ago

• Vaccine shipment arrives

  Latest vaccine container welcomed in Sublette County.

  1 year ago

• Nonprofit provides insight into pandemic impacts

  Pinedale's nonprofits give glimpse into 2020 survival.

  1 year ago

• What happens with 'leftover' wolves?

  Only 31 wolves taken out of 51 limit.

  1 year ago

• Commissioners make board appointments

  Appointments largely consisted of familiar faces.

  1 year ago

• Animal cruelty laws reorganized in draft bill

  New animal abuse bill is advancing this winter.

  1 year ago

• Stolen firearms result in felony charges

  Two out-of-county men charged with multiple felonies.

  1 year ago

• Denbury loses $35M verdict appeal

  Justices uphold helium lawsuit ruling

  1 year ago

• Peden dies in fatal crash

  19-year-old is second teenager to die in three months.

  2 years ago