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The federal hiring freeze could mean long lines and dirty restrooms at Yellowstone National Park this summer but business and tourism leaders in Cody, the park’s East Entrance gateway town, aren’t worried about fewer visitors coming to town.
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But as of now, a new airline isn’t on the flight schedule for this summer.
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United Airlines is currently the only option at Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody. The nonprofit fundraising arm for the airport in Cody wants to bring back Delta Airlines.
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The highway typically closes in mid-October with winter weather conditions atop the nearly 11,000 foot pass. This year it’s closing a few days later than last year.
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Sleeping Giant Ski Area & Zipline owner Nick Piazza said they are dealing with slow insurance payments to a lodge that flooded this spring, among other issues.
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Museum Minute: ‘All our dreams star Buffalo Bill’: a poet reflects on the showman’s presence in CodyArtist Evan Wambeke penned 10 poems inspired by artworks in the Whitney Western Art Museum that are now part of a community-focused digital exhibition. His poem, “Buffalo ‘Ballad’ Bill,” explores how much of the showman’s presence is still felt in the town of Cody today.
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The Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods Group is appealing two district court decisions in the hope of blocking the church from building a 101-foot-tall temple at the proposed location near the town’s golf course.
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A judge said the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can move forward with plans to build a 10,000 square-foot temple near the town of Cody’s golf course.
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In the northwest part of the state voters followed the state trend and chose three Republican Freedom Caucus backed candidates.
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Voters at a polling place for rural voters in the Cody area talk about the issues that matter to them and how the voting process went on primary election day.