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1. Wyoming's high court hears arguments over years-long Casper Mountain gravel pit controversy (newsfromthestates.com) — A proposed gravel mine on state land at the base of Casper Mountain is now before the Wyoming Supreme Court, with justices weighing whether state officials could refuse to renew leases after intense local backlash. Casper homeowners and the Casper Mountain Preservation Alliance fear traffic, water impacts and lost recreation, while Casper-based Prism Logistics argues it followed the rules and could lower gravel costs in the Casper area.
2. Longtime Casper sports broadcaster Frank Gambino has died (county17.com) — Casper is mourning the unexpected death of longtime sports broadcaster Frank Gambino, a familiar voice on KTWO-TV and local radio for decades. Friends and colleagues across the community and Wyoming are remembering his humor, kindness, and passion for talking sports with everyone he met, reflecting on how much he meant to Casper's airwaves and local identity.
3. Local JROTC students commemorate 9/11 with morning stair climb (oilcity.news) — In Casper, JROTC cadets from Kelly Walsh and Natrona County high schools honored 9/11's 25th anniversary by climbing about 2,070 stadium steps, mirroring firefighters' 110-story ascent. Their new student-led ceremony complements the long-running stair climb at the Ford Wyoming Center and gives local teens a powerful way to remember the lives lost and sacrifices made.
4. Natrona County Circuit Court initial appearances (9/11/26) (oilcity.news) — Natrona County Circuit Court in Casper handled a range of cases Friday, from felony theft and credit card fraud to probation revocations and restitution hearings. Residents may recognize local institutions like Casper Women's Care among restitution recipients, and the report explains how bonds, probation revocations, and standard court fees typically work in these local proceedings.
5. Hunting Forecast: WGFD releases big game outlook ahead of 2026 hunting season (wylr.net) — Hunters around Casper can expect strong elk numbers and liberal seasons this year, along with slowly improving mule deer and pronghorn herds near town. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department's 2026 outlook details local license types, herd recovery from disease and harsh winters, and where conditions remain conservative so residents can better plan their fall hunts.
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