With a boombox blasting everything from Aretha Franklin to Phil Collins by her side, local artist Jessie Bell Barnes is slowly turning an unassuming alley into a bright canvas. Barnes, who manages Artisan Alley, has been commissioned by the owners of the Mineral Resource Center building at 225 S. David to beautify the alley-facing wall. […]
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Snapped: Ready for the Wyoming Women’s Expo
Erika Koshar sets up her Chalk Couture booth in preparation for the annual Wyoming Women’s Expo on Friday at the Casper Events Center. Koshar and her mother-in-law Jinny Koshar traveled from Rock Springs to participate in the Expo for the first time this year. The expo kicks off today starting at 4:00 with food, drinks […]
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Snapped: Eyes on the election
Rebecca Lewarchik picks up her primary ballot while holding her 3-month-old daughter Linley in the Industrial Building at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds on Tuesday, Aug. 21, in Casper. Polls are open today until 7:00 p.m. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
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SNAPPED-Movies under the stars
Children watch the feature “Wonder” during the Cinema at the Station event on Friday evening at David Street Station in downtown Casper. “Wonder” is a 2017 heartwarming family feature film about a young boy with facial differences entering school for the first time. The movie was shown on a portable screen near the David Street […]
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SNAPPED-Art Walk Crowd Fills Downtown
Children dance to music at David Street Station on Thursday evening in downtown Casper. The August edition of Art Walk brought crowds to central Casper to enjoy art, music, drink and food. Crowds also gathered further down the street for Rock the Block at the Yellowstone Garage. Photo by Dan Cepeda, Oil City News
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Snapped: Debates for Wyoming Governor and U.S. Senate held at Casper College
Wednesday evening, candidates for Wyoming Governor and the U.S. Senate took the stage at Casper College. The debates kicked off with the Democratic and Republican candidates for governor followed by the Republican candidates for Senator.
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SNAPPED: Summer concert at the Station
Casper residents enjoyed the warm summer weather at David Street Station on Friday evening. Couples and families danced to the sound of Steve Frame & his Western Rebels. The Station’s Summer Concert Series will run every other week through the end of the summer. Photos by Brittani Wert, Oil City
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SNAPPED- Hail storm hits downtown Casper (VIDEO)
Rain fell along with quarter sized hail, just before 4:00 pm, Thrusday afternoon.
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SNAPPED- Fairgrounds Hot Air Balloon Glow (PHOTOS)
a handful of hot air balloons lit up the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds for this year’s Balloon Glow.
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Snapped: Wings of Freedom Tour (PHOTOS)
Visitors have the opportunity to tour and ride in historic World War II bomber planes as the annual Wings of Freedom Tour flies into the Casper Natrona County International Airport this week.
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SNAPPED: Back in the saddle
Bart Meisinger adjusts a hat on his granddaughter Kimzey Meisinger, 3, as she sits on a horse during the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo rodetto on Monday morning in Casper. The rotetto is a tradition that allows competitors from area ranchers of all ages to compete in timed events. The rodetto continues Tuesday starting at […]
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SNAPPED- The carnival has arrived! (Gallery)
The carnival begins at 6:00 pm, at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds in Casper.
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SNAPPED-Fun in the hot sun
Children play in the splash pad at David Street Station on Thursday evening in downtown Casper. Temperatures climbed up to the middle-90s on Thursday but are expected to dip today and this weekend. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
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SNAPPED: Guitar Man
Mike Anthony Grabinski plays guitar behind his back while sitting in the sunroof of his car at Morad Park on Wednesday morning in Casper. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
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SNAPPED- Brown and Gold Pride at David Street Station (PHOTOS/VIDEO)
UW pride came out in full force Thursday night for a University of Wyoming pep rally at David Street Station.
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SNAPPED- Pianist Andre Bohren gives special recital
Andre Bohren performs classical piano pieces for residents at Mountain Plaza Assisted Living on Tuesday morning in Casper. Bohren, who is an NCHS grad, is based in New Orleans and makes his living as a solo musician and in the band Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes. Mountain Plaza regularly invites musicians to play for […]
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SNAPPED- A Splash of Color
Droplets of rain cling to a poppy flower in central Casper on Tuesday evening. Wet spring weather made its way through central Wyoming starting on Sunday, giving the ground a much welcomed shot of moisture. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)
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Students from Centennial Elementary School quietly sneak up on a fake deer during a field test for a hunting training class at the Wyoming Outdoor Expo at the Casper Events Center on Friday afternoon. Students used inert rifles and shotguns to “hunt” animal dummies placed along a trail behind the Events Center. Focus during the […]
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SNAPPED-A couple of Casper landmarks turn blue for National Police Week
With the help of Wyoming Machinery, councilman Jesse Morgan has gone about illuminating a couple of Casper landmarks blue in honor of National Police Week as well as wounded Casper Police officer Jacob Carlson. The Wells Fargo tower was lit on Sunday and Monday, and the Hall of Justice will be blue during night hours […]
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SNAPPED- Owl be seeing you downtown…
Residents of an upper-floor downtown apartment got a visit from a real night owl, during the morning hours of April 20th. A downtown resident and restaurant owner, Jacquie Anderson, woke to find the feathered caller outside her window, on the 100 block of East 1st Street, in the heart of downtown Casper. The bird-of-prey even […]
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SNAPPED: Spring Snow
Snow falls on a hyacinth flower in central Casper on Tuesday, April 17. The day after 70-degree temperatures, a spring weather system moved through central Wyoming leaving snow and rain with low temperatures dipping down below freezing expected in the night. (Dan Cepeda, Oil City)