Big Piney News

A Manhattan, Montana man died in a one-vehicle accident on I-90, seven miles east of Sheridan on Sunday, June 28.

International announced on June 24, 2009 that High Country Counseling and Resource Centers has been accredited for a period of one year for its Outpatient Treatment Services for adults, adolescents and children.

A Little Buckaroo Rodeo will be held in Kemmerer Saturday, July 11, at 1 P.M. at the Kemmerer arena two miles north of town.

Big Piney, Wyo. a ' The Bridger-Teton National Forest plans to conduct a prescribed burn in the Maki Creek area this spring.

Anna Shafer, a Big Piney 18-year-old, was among the top student volunteers in the country.

Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Conservation effort protects sage grouse habitat in Wyoming Natural gas development in Wyoming's Jonah Field has affected sage grouse in particular, but the energy industry and the Conservation Fund, along with a local rancher, have established one conservation easement and are working on another ...

The Bureau of Land Management Pinedale and Rock Springs Field Offices are seeking comments on the proposed Paradise Powerline Project in Sublette County.

A judge has sentenced two Big Piney men to five days in jail for killing a mule deer out of season.

Dr. William T. Close, an American surgeon who in 1976 played an important role in controlling the first epidemic of the deadly Ebola hemorrhagic fever in Zaire and preventing it from spreading, died Jan.

William Close, a Wyoming physician with ties to the University of Utah medical school, died Jan.

The Jim Owens Memorial Ranch Rodeo, Jan. 23-24, at Tehama District Fairground celebrates the life of a cattleman.

The University of Wyoming lists the following area students on the 2008 fall semester President's Honor Roll.

A Wyoming Supreme Court ruling Friday allows five school districts to keep nearly $100 million in local property tax revenue despite a constitutional amendment aimed at getting the districts to hand over all of ...

Wyoming residents woke up Monday morning to bitter cold temperatures. The National Weather Service recorded below zero readings overnight throughout much of the state.