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30 years ago, Mike Martin organized a car show and fly-in for a group of friends. Year over year, that event has slowly grown into one of the highlights of the summer and lures thousands of visitors to Powell.

This year’s Wings and Wheels, occurring August 14-15 at the Powell Municipal Airport, promises to be a well attended event, with last year’s event drawing a c...


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Scott Steward is one of two incumbent candidates in the crowded race for just three open seats on the Park County Board of Commissioners.

After first being elected to the board in 2022, Steward is now seeking reelection in a field of nine Republican candidates. Prior to his time on the commissioners board, he spent more than 30 years with the Park County Sheriff’s O...


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Cody Cubs Senior Pitcher Gaige Machen has committed to Bismarck State for Baseball. The Mystics finished their 1st year at the NAIA level as a four-year college and are in the Frontier Conference with the likes of Dickinson State for baseball, as well as Carroll College and Rocky Mountain in other sports. Bismarck State has had a baseball program since 1958, nearly 70 years. ...


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With the summer tourist season in full swing, the importance of following best practices while recreating in Park County is critical.

Sitting at over 5,000 feet above sea level, visitors to Park County may face a number of health risks when arriving from lower elevations. Those risks include dehydration, altitude sickness, and bumps and bruises while recreating arou...


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