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Dollar Tree company announces store closures
POWELL (WNE) — While the future corporate ownership of the Powell and Cody Albertsons remain up in the air, another large company with area stores is announcing changes. In a recent press release, Dollar Tree Inc. announced the company would be closing 600 stores in the first half of fiscal year 2024 and 400 more in the next several years.
Powell’s Trey Stenerson Signs with Chadron State for Football
Trey Stenerson of Powell is one of the state's finest all-around athletes, excelling in football, basketball, and baseball. He has decided on football to continue his athletic journey, signing on with Chadron State in Nebraska. This past season on the gridiron, Stenerson earned All-State status in 3A as a receiver...
A toast to the town: Cody named best small town in America for craft beers
POWELL – With more than 10,000 craft breweries in America, Cody now stands out as the top small town craft beer scene in the nation, according to a recent USA Today poll. But it only gets better from here as the brews get better, owners continue investing in facilities and aficionados from across the nation are finding out that Park County, Wyoming isn’t just a gateway to Yellowstone, but a tasty western suds haven all on its own.
Bill establishes cold-case database
POWELL (WNE) — In July of 2021, Cody resident Danell Bennett went missing. It’s been three years since her disappearance and the case has gone cold. Once House Bill 29 goes into effect, Bennett’s case and all other Wyoming cold cases could get a boost toward being solved due to new state resources.
Northwest College to host UW seminar on family businesses in ag
Those interested in community leadership will be intrigued by the latest installment of the University of Wyoming’s Ranch Management and Agricultural Leadership (RMAL) 2024 seminar series to be held in Powell Monday, April 1. The seminar, hosted by Northwest College, is titled “Leading the Field: Family-Run Businesses, Industry, and Community Leadership.” It addresses everything from successional planning to finding ways to work together in a family-owned business.
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