Cokeville News

After 23 years of dedicated service and leadership at High Country Counseling and Resource Centers, Vern A Cox is leaving to pursue other interests within the mental health field.

Announcing the Minerva Teichert Invitational Show, August 15-16, in Cokeville, Wyoming .A Cokeville is Minerva's hometown.A Wyoming artist Charles Dayton, theA show's organizer as well asA one of itsA ...

June 15, 2008 - Almost two months ago a water pipe broke in the Cokeville Branch Library.

Garden tips and events A magical garden has a bit of whimsy, a bit of mystery and excellent plants that create a delightful addition to the neighborhood.

Local Wyoming high school students participating in three University of Wyoming programs that promote higher education are the recipients of Daniels Scholarships.

The trucking company of a missing Canadian truck driver says they know where the 69-year-old made his last fill-up and last known phone call.

Lincoln County planners this week will consider allowing a private airstrip in an Etna subdivision but some ranchers are opposed.

“After the 2006 election, those that did not vote in the General Election and did not contact our office to remain on the voter registration lists were taken off the voter registration rolls”

The County Clerk's office has passed along a request for voters of Lincoln County to contact their office to see if they are still registered to vote. via The Little Chicago Review

A Wyoming man was found dead after authorities searched for him in Lincoln County, Wyoming. via KIFI Idaho Falls

According to New York Times , On Feb. 12, Dr. Kathryn Faughey, a 56-year-old female psychologist from New York, was hacked and slashed to death while in her in her mental health office, by a man using a ... via Associated Content

“Miss Idaho, can it be possible you do not understand[?] . . . [T]hey will drop out, but you--ah, there is no end.”

If you lived in Cokeville, Wyo., in the middle of the last century and needed to buy a pint of cream, you might very well have taken a walk down Main Street to the end, where the Teichert place marked the ... via BYU Magazine

“You can make all the habitat in the world, but once the snow gets deep enough, the wildlife can't get to it”

Extended periods of cold weather and relatively heavy snowfall could cause more western Wyoming mule deer to die this winter compared to recent years, wildlife biologists said Monday. via Casper Star Tribune