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11/15/2024

What is something odd that you find attractive 🤔
Anthony: Reading books!

11/12/2024

What's one thing you never want to hear while at a party?
Anthony: Can you go get more ice 😂

11/11/2024

What is the weirdest thing you've ever had a house guest do in your home?!
Anthony: clog the toilet and not plunge ... 👀

11/09/2024

11/09/2024

In a nail bitter the Cody Bronc Football team gets the win and will play for a State Title.... Their 5th State Championship game in a row!

11/08/2024

It's beginning to look a lot like winter in the Bighorn Mountains and snow is expected to remain in many locations for the season. Therefore, crews will be able to begin pile burning soon. While the Elk Fire is not at full containment, actions needed on that fire are winding to a close. Our local Forest crews will be able to complete planned fuels reduction projects by burning piles made during forest thinning projects. Most of the work was done near structures to increase defensible space. November and December are good months to burn piles before the snow is too deep at higher elevations, which can reduce access and safety for crews.

On the Tongue River District, there are several small areas near Burgess Junction where thinning was done near structures to better protect them in the event of wildfire. Many of the areas threatened by the Elk Fire were proactively treated during previous thinning and pile burning activities, aiding firefighter efforts during that incident. Similarly, piles from thinning work around structures in the Big Goose area within the Sheridan Municipal Watershed need burned. Smoke from these pile burns may be visible in the Sheridan area.

On the Powder River District, piles located near Hettinger Picnic area, Circle Park trailhead, Middle Fork summer homes, Hazelton parking area, Doyle Creek, Meadowlark Lake, and Canyon Creek areas need burned to complete fuels reduction projects done to protect these areas from wildfires. Smoke may be visible from communities near these locations, including Buffalo.

On the Medicine Wheel District, pile burning will occur near the Antelope Butte ski area and on Crater Ridge, other scattered small areas in the district may also be treated. Smoke may be visible from Greybull or Lovell from the pile burning.

USDA Forest Service photo by Evan Albea: Pile burning efforts in the Bighorn National Forest from December 2023

11/07/2024

what is something you've seen a lot of but are in awe of every time you see it ??
Anthony: The fall foliage 🍁🍂

11/05/2024

Anyone doing anything special for election night coverage tonight?? 🇺🇸

11/04/2024

Is it okay to walk around the office without wearing shoes ?!
🤔🤔🤔

10/31/2024

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!!

We can't wait to see all of the trick-or-treaters today 🎃👻👽☠️

10/26/2024

Only 23% of adults plan on dressing up for halloween this year 👀

10/24/2024

What is your favorite dad joke? 🤔
Anthony: How do farmers party? They turnip the beets 😂

10/22/2024

What is your unpopular GYM opinion?
Anthony: The gym weights aren't cleaned enough to justify a membership 👀😂

10/21/2024

1 in 5 Americans just scribble when signing their name on a document 😂

10/18/2024

What is the smallest hill you are willing to die on ?!
Anthony: Grease 2 is better than Grease 😂

10/17/2024

What is the MOST refreshing thing to drink cold liquid out of?!