Medicine Bow

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The U.S. Forest Service anticipates burnings in the Pole Mountain area to continue on and off throughout the spring and summer.

Laramie and SE Wyoming are blessed with the gorgeous scenery of the Medicine Bow National Forest. Its towering pines and majestic rock sculptures still manage to take my breath away whenever I escape the city to enjoy its beauty. And, with the weather getting warmer, plenty of folks are ready to get out there and enjoy the forest...

U.S. Highway 30/287 between Medicine Bow and Bosler has been scheduled to reopen to all traffic later in the afternoon today, September 16. This is done just in time for the University of Wyoming home football game Saturday. The highway section was open to local traffic only with a detour for most of this week after a 4-ft. hol ...

The Wyoming Department of Transportation reports that a 4-foot sinkhole has been discovered early this morning (September 14) on U.S. Highway 30/287 around mile marker 290. Because of this, only local traffic is able to travel around that area at this time. The stre...

A bridge rehabilitation project headed by the Wyoming Department of Transportation and Reiman Corp. may cause several delays this summer The project focuses on a bridge over the Medicine Bow River on Wyoming Highway 487 near the town of Medicine Bow at about mile marker 4...

It started life as Medicine Bow Forest Reserve when it was designated by President Theodore Roosevelt in May of 1902. The legendary origin of the name goes way back.

What I noticed, was tons of smoke. So much so that I couldn’t see Laramie down in the hill like you normally would.

Every turn, was the most beautiful turn I've ever seen in my life.

Estimates say that it will cost approximately $50,000 in moving costs alone.

At NASA, they recently shared a satellite image of the recent Badger Creek Fire. It gives us a global perspective of this natural disaster.

This artist uses machine and car parts, plus various other pieces of 'junk' to make his uniquely Wyoming yard art. The artist is Denis Bame in Medicine Bow.