Lander
Chamber of Commerce
2018
June
newsletter
introduction
From the Executive Director
I
am feeling proud and also very grateful as we open the doors to the Lander Visitor and Chamber Business Complex. On May 31, over 150 people gathered for our
grand opening and to cut a ribbon with Governor Matt Mead,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mika Baker, President Central Bank and Trust
Susan Weideman, Vice Pres. Lander Vision Center
signifying opening the doors to the first visitors to Lander’s
Michelle Mazur, Treasurer
new Visitor Center!!! So many thank you’s are due to all the
Elevate Rehab
partners, donors, supporters and folks who worked on the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
project along the way! In next month’s newsletter we will
Joanne Slingerland
share all the highlights and photos from the celebrations! Please stop in at any time to see your new facility! Get ready, because the Fremont Toyota Lander Brewfest is just around the corner, June 8-9. We have over 30 brewers plus vendors and food too! Again this year, you can join the brewmasters in the Wyoming.com Golf With The Brewers 9-hole scramble starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 9. Also on Saturday, the Fremont Area Road Tour begins with an early start at 6 am. And of course, there will be bands: The Fritz on Friday; Jeff Crosby and the Refugees, and Satsang closing down
Central Wyoming College
Ann Espinosa Home Source Realty Inc. Inter Mountain Builders
Dave Fehringer WH Smith & Associates, Inc.
Suzanne Norris Edward Jones, Lonnie Bull
Jonathan Tonkowich Wyoming Catholic College
Rick Bestul NAPA Auto Parts
Eric Andrews Fagnant, Lewis, Brinda P.C.
the Saturday show! As the tourists roll in, remember to do your part to keep them in our community and show them what Lander hospitality is all about!
Mark Schatza Black Hills Energy
James Whiting Whiting Law PC
PROFESSIONAL STAFF Brian Fabel Executive Director
Carol King Associate Director
Dot Newton
Brian Fabel Executive Director Lander Chamber of Commerce
Events Coordinator
BUSINESS AFTER New Member Plaques
Bernard Plumbing With Ryan Bernard’s 18 years of experience, he started Bernard Plumbing in 2015. Bernard Plumbing offers drain
Broom Service Custom Cleaning
cleaning, sewer inspection, service work, commercial work, remodeling and new construction for both residential and commercial. Call Bernard Plumbing today at (307) 349-4700.
Broom Service Custom Cleaning
New members
Each month we welcome new Chamber of Commerce member Businesses by presenting them with a plaque
Belinda Huemer moved to Lander in 1995 from Arkansas, where she owned and operated a cleaning service for 9-½ years. She understands that each house and customer are different, and strives to provide a unique, quality service customized
Bernard Plumbing
to each customer’s specifications. Customer satisfaction is Belinda’s number one priority. When she does initial walk-throughs with potential clients, she gathers as much information as possible, including preferred cleaning products, chemical sensitivities, budgeting concerns and scheduling preferences. Belinda provides weekly, biweekly and monthly residential service, as well as commercial and move-out cleaning.
New members
BUSINESS AFTER New Member Plaques cont. Each month we welcome new Chamber of Commerce member Businesses by presenting them with a plaque Call today for an appointment, 828-989-
Puzzled 307 will open in June with DaVinci’s
2733 or email belindahuemer@gmail.com.
Office, with more to come. A small party room is available for groups wanting to
Puzzled 307 Escape
mix the escape room experience with a
Puzzled 307 Escape Room is an interactive,
party event. Rooms can be booked at www.
live action, adventure game. Designed
puzzled307escaperoom.com or by calling
for groups of friends, families, co-workers and even strangers, groups will need to use teamwork, strategy and collaboration to decipher the hidden objects, clues and series of puzzles to escape a themed room - but they only have 60 minutes!
Puzzled 307 Escape
owner Ellie Cox at 335-5585. Located at 933 Sunflower Kids
Main St., Suite #1. Sunflower Kids In 2013, Sunflower Kids began providing food and education for Tanzanian kids. Hunger was what got us started. Kids needed food in order to study--they were too hungry to learn. We implemented a
meal and educational program. Donors
in the community.” All are welcome to
provide 25,000 meals a year, nursery
explore their connection with God, worship,
school, teacher salaries, and educational
fellowship, and outreach. Bible study,
sponsorships. We have kids who have had
Evening Prayer, Sunday school, Sunday
full bellies for 5 years. I know, from first
worship, and a multitude of other activities
hand observation, that they are blossoming.
and outreach are open to everyone. Drop by
Why a Wyoming nonprofit in Tanzania? It
the office at 860 S 3rd St. or call 307.679.1041
was never a plan--more like serendipity.
for conversation, concerns, and ideas.
Trinity Episcopal Church
It’s about listening to what life offers and Wyomingites opening their hearts. Trinity Episcopal Church The Revs. Walt and Janet Seeley are new rectors at Trinity Episcopal Church; and are
New members The Orchards Church Todd and Angela Pettibone 230 Riverwood Dr., Lander
excited about their move to Trinity and the
Wyoming Rents LLC
Lander community. “The folks at Trinity
Greg Martinsen
impressed us with their dedication to God
10651 Hwy 789, Riverton
and serving others. We are impressed with the community’s dedication to helping people through numerous organizations
Community Event
Brewfest: Mark Your Calendars!
around the corner!
R
you up, dancing and moving.
biking to your day! Tickets
And it’s becoming a
On Friday, The Fritz will bring
are now on sale to join the
tradition to start it off with
soul-driven rock to dance to
Wyoming.com Golf with
the Fremont Toyota Lander
and then on Saturday you’ll be
Brewers golf scramble which
Brewfest! Now in its 16th
treated to Americana with Jeff
takes place at 9.m at the
Crosby and the Refugees from
Lander Community Golf
Idaho and the day will end up
Club. The Fremont Area
with Satsang’s unique blend
Road Tour will help riders
of soul, folk-rock and hip-hop!
cover up to 50 miles around
Each band promises to bring
the town - help you develop
energy and excitement to the
quite the thirst!
eally, summer is just three bands which will get
year, the event will be June 8 and 9, back in Lander City Park. Over 30 breweries will be represented (and the list keeps growing), pouring different types of beers over the two-day event. Be sure to bring your appetite, as there will be plenty of food vendors. You’ll find something for everyone’s tastes. In addition, Lander Brewfest is proud to present
with Brewfest: add golf or
stage for your listening and dancing pleasure. Early bird tickets are on sale now at www.
aBOUT bREWFEST
landerbrewfest.com or
wHEN:
at the Lander Chamber
WHERE: Lander City Park
Office. If you want to pack in a full day/weekend,
June 8 5-9pm June 9 2-7pm
Tickets: landerbrewfest.com Early bird rates through June 4
combine these events
Want to exchange a few hours for a free Brewfest ticket? We need your help and you get a free ticket! Sign up to help at landerbrewfest.com/volunteer
Brewfest The Fritz
Jeff Crosby and the Refugees
Soul-driven dance rock band
Originally from Idaho, Jeff
With a unique blend of
hailing from Asheville, NC.
shares his unique perspective
soul, folk-rock and hip-hop,
Their aggressive approach to
of Americana. His songs are
Satsang delivers lyrics that
funk, soul, and rock creates a
a collection of hardships and
come from and are rooted in
sound creatively their own.
beauty from across America.
change, growth, awareness,
Satsang
and imperfection.
Lander LIVE SUSTO
Thurs, July 19 Susto is of the indie-rock genre. They’re all about “coming to terms with yourself and feeling okay with your place in the universe.”
The Main Squeeze
Thurs, July 26 Originally hailing from the Midwest, the Main Squeeze is powerful, soulful and unique. They will appeal to your head, heart and body.
Shovels and Rope
Thurs, Aug 9 An American folk duo from Charleston, SC, Shovels and Rope is composed of husband and wife team that has a following from across the country.
Community Event
Summer Music Lineup!
Futurebirds
Thurs, Aug 23 Futurebirds will deliver a country, rock-infused sound incorporating reverb-soaked harmonies. Their music has been described as ‘psychedelic country.’
This year, Lander LIVE is participating in Challenge for Charities - to raise funding support for the bands, production and marketing. Please donate online and designate Lander LIVE to get a match of your donation!
Events
BUSINESS AFTER June Calendar of Events Every Tuesday Native American Experience Song and Dance, 6-8 pm, Wind River Hotel & Casino Every Saturday Saturday Jam Session, noon-2 pm, Lander Bake Shop Happening in June 1, 8 Dementia Caregiver Webinar Series: Resources for You, 10:30-11:30 am, Central Wyoming College Lander 1 First Friday: Art & Live Music, 5-9 pm, The Middle Fork 1 Matt Flinner Trio in concert, 7 pm, Bhava Shala Community Space 2 Run The Red, various start times, staring 6 am, Red Desert 2 Shoshoni Downtown Walking Tour, 10am-2pm, Riverton Museum 6 Create Your Own Fossil, 10:30am-1:30 pm, Dubois Museum
6 Free workshop for first time homebuyers, 5:30-7:30 pm, Bhava Shala Community Space 7 Kettle and Crackers: A History of Wyoming Oil Refineries, 7-8 pm, Lander Pioneer Museum 8-9 Fremont Toyota Lander Brewfest Fri. 5-9 pm, Sat. 2-7 pm, Lander City Park 9 Fremont Area Road Tour by Lander Cycling Club Various lenghts from 15 mi to metric centry. 9 Wyoming.com Golf with the Brewers 9-hole scramble. 9am @ the Lander Golf Course,. $30/per person. 9 New Life at Pete’s Pond & Kids Fishing Day, 9 am, Dubois Museum 9 Book sale at the Book Nook, 10-4, Lander Library Carnegie Room, upstairs Bank of the West 9 Gold Panning Day, 1-3 pm, Lander Pioneer Museum 9 Plant a Seed, 2-4 pm, Riverton Museum
13-16 Northern Arapaho Tour Rodeo, 1 pm, Wind River Hotel & Casino 16 Miner’s Delight Adventure Trek, 10am-1pm, Lander Pioneer Museum 17-18 Father’s Day Free gift & Drawing, 8am-midnight, Wind River Hotel & Casino 19 Lava Creek Tie Hack Trek, 9am-4pm, Dubois Museum 22-24 59th annual Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow, various times, Fort Washakie 23-24 Relay for Life 2018, 4pm-midnight, Lander Valley High School 25 White Heart Foundation’s Guardian Project, 5:30 pm, Lander Community & Convention Center 26 Lava Mountain Fire Adventure Trek, 9am-2pm, Dubois Museum
May Business After Hours @ Lander valley animal hospital
Networking
BUSINESS AFTER Business After Hours
Scott Copeland Images, 60 Juniper Dr., Lander
Air Lander, Andy Gramlich, 920 Mountain View Court, Lander
Homestead Properties, Lori Griffin, 288 Cascade St., Lander
Sweet Surprises Gourmet Cupcakes, Roni Roemmich, 221 A East Main, Riverton
Black Dog Design, Julie Cornia, 25 Meandering Way, Lander
Labyrinth, Chris Amend, 514 Northridge Dr., Riverton
Camouflage Kennels Inc.,EJ & Melissa Sullivan, 645 S. 9th St., Lander
Lander Children’s Museum, Brian Reisig, Executive Director, 465 Lincoln St., Lander
Clark’s Landscaping Inc., Brian Clark, PO Box 1204, Lander
Lander Lions Club, PO Box 247, Lander
Country Charm, Tammy Logue, 173 Main St., Lander
Lander Medical Clinic, 745 Buena Vista Dr., Lander
Eagle Uniform & Supply/American Industrial Laundry, 494 Main St.,
Lander Valley Animal Hospital, Dr. Lisa Dawson, 1185 Highway 287 N., Lander
Energy Fuels Resources Inc., Curtis Moore, 225 Union Blvd., Lakewood, CO
Maz’s House & Mobile Home Movers, Brentlee Homes, 1994 Baldwin Creek Road, Lander
Family Chiropractic, Vince Irene, 8135 Hwy 789, Lander Fremont County Pediatric & Allergy Clinic, Dr. Mary Barnes, 115 Wyoming St., Lander Fremont Movers, Dwaine Kimmel, PO Box 1417, Riverton Alice Guschewsky, 636 Fremont St., Lander
New York Life, Beau Wendling, 455 Main St., Suite C, Lander
Tegeler & Associates, Tim Robeson, 194 N. 7th St., Lander Robert Tipton, 1436 Hillcrest Dr., Lander Tiger Joint Powers Board, 260 Lincoln St., Lander Twin Pines RV Park & Campground, Steve and Verna Brown, 7345 Hwy 789, Lander Whiting Law, James Whiting, 315 Main St., Suite 1, Lander Wild Iris Mountain Sports, 166 Main St., Lander Wind River Power Sports, Greg Scott, 192 Main St., Lander
Orchards Church, The, Todd and Angela Pettibone, 230 Riverwood Dr., Lander
Wyoming Community Bank, Kendall Hayford, 685 Main St., Lander
Paint Systems, Jeff Winger, PO Box 1012, Lander
Wyoming Custom Meats, Jared Hamilton, 9049 Hwy 789, Hudson
Phat Foam, Jason Redman, PO Box 864, Lander
Wyoming.com, 937 W. Main St., Riverton
Renewing Members
Home Source Realty, George Piplica, 1632 Main St., Lander
Renewing Members
Adam E. Phillips, Attorney at Law, 260 Lincoln St., Lander
Holiday Lodge, Michael Li and Kiki Zhang, 210 McFarlane Dr., Lander
Lander
Chamber of Commerce
PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. Postage Paid LANDER, WY PERMIT NO. 78
This issue of the chamber newsletter is printed by Western Printing
Jim Ratz Memorial Climb the Grand Scholarship
Silent Auction & Fundraiser Friday, June 15th - Gannett Grill Patio
Silent Auction and Open Mic Session 5:30-8:00 pm Kids’ Climb at Elemental Performance + Fitness 5:30-7:00 pm Music by Jason Tyler Burton starts at 8:00 pm Meet this year’s four scholarship recipients & hear from past awardees
Silent Auction Items Include:
Locally Roasted Coffee from Speedgoat Coffee Roasting Ski Weekend Package in Jackson - Recliner Chair from Gamble’s Furniture Backpacks from Patagonia and Organic - Local Artwork, Jewelry, and Bakery Items Signed Copies of Climber Autobiographies, Training Books, and Locally Authored Books Gear from NOLS, Lander Fly Shop, Wind River Outdoor Co., and Wild Iris Mountain Sports Climbing Half-Day with Wind River Climbing Guides - Carabiner Rack from Dave’s Designs Summer Membership at Ananda Yoga - Training Sessions at Elemental Performance Snow Deep Designs Screen Printing Party - Lodging at the Alpine House in Jackson Bike Demos from Gannett Peak Sports - BOGO Coupons from Middle Fork Cafe
A portion of food & drink proceeds at the Gannett Grill go towards the scholarship, too! To participate in the Open Mic session, or if you have something to donate, contact info@wyomingclimbers.org Kids’ Climb - sign up at lmntl.net, contact charlie@elementalgym.com
Your Home Health & Hospice Connection across Fremont County
Bringing Quality Healthcare Home Frontier Home Health & Hospice | Issue 06.2018
Frontier Home Health & Hospice is committed to providing quality home health and hospice care to our patient and their families by focusing on their unique needs and goals. We are honored to be a trusted part of their care when quality of life matters most. June represents Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month and National Nursing Assistant Week (June 14-21). In this issue, we want to recognize the important role of the home health and hospice aide. In recognition of Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month, we share Alzheimer's Association's helpful list of the 10 Early Signs of Alzheimer's. Plus we want to express our appreciation to all the nursing assistants providing care to the residents of Fremont and Hot Springs Counties.
Role of the Home Health & Hospice Aide Home Health and Hospice Aides work with the Aide services include: patient, their family and caregivers to provide Providing personal care support such as personal care services. They work with the rest of the bathing, changing linens, shampooing, home health and hospice care team to meet the shaving, etc. patient's individual needs and healthcare goals. Offering light homemaking services Assistance in toileting and patient transfers Aides often bring wisdom, patience, humor, and a Watching for skin care issues sincere attitude of caring to the daily lives of their Teaching personal care techniques to patients. families and/or caregivers June 15-21 is National Nursing Assistant Week.. We want to extend a HUGE THANKS to our certified nursing aides (CNA) and their important role in patient care. We appreciated you! Thank you!
Our Team of Home Health & Hospice Aides:
Alycia B., CNA Lead HHA
Colby V., CNA
Ethel H., CNA
Kelsey C., CNA
Margaret C., CNA2
Nancy A., CNA
Salli A., CNA
Shaylinn K., HHA
Carolyn Sue M., CNA
Tracy W., CNA
Lander: 307-332-2922 | Riverton: 307-856-4127 www.frontierhhh.com/fremontcounty
10 Early Signs of Alzheimer's | Soup & Support Groups
KNOW THE 10 WARNING SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER'SÂ DISEASE Early Detection Matters. If you or someone you care about is experiencing any of the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's disease, please see a doctor to find the cause. Early detection gives you a chance to seek treatment and plan for your future.
HAVE YOU NOTICED ANY OF THESE WARNING SIGNS? [ ] 1. Memory Loss that Disrupts Daily Life. [ ] 2. Challenges in Planning or Solving Problems. [ ] 3. Difficulty Completing Familiar Tasks at Home, at Work or at Leisure. [ ] 4. Confusion with Time or Place. [ ] 5. Trouble Understanding Visual Images and Spatial Relationships. [ ] 6. New Problems with Words in Speaking or Writing. [ ] 7. Misplacing Things and Losing the Ability to Retrace Steps. [ ] 8. Decreased or Poor Judgement. [ ] 9. Withdrawal from Work or Social Activities. [ ] 10. Changes in Mood and Personality. Contact us at 332-2922 for a FREE copy of the complete list of 10 Warning signs or visit alz.org. This list is for information only and not a substitute for a consultation with a qualified professional.
SOUP & SUPPORT GROUPS | DUBOIS, LANDER & RIVERTON Monthly lunch and discussion with fellow caregivers about resources and services available, including caring for loved one's with Alzheimer's and dementia. Call us at 307-332-2922 for exact dates and locations. Facilitated by Fremont In-Home Services, a not-for-profit 501(c)3, and Frontier Home Health & Hospice. ls We are Loca
Partnering with Providers across Fremont County to deliver
Comprehensive Healthcare to our Patient's Home We are here for you.
Call us to learn more about the benefits and eligibility requirements for transitional/custodial , home health and hospice services.
DID YOU KNOW: Frontier supports the efforts of two not-for-profit organizations,Fremont In-Home Services and Friends of Hospice, to provide transitional/ custodial and hospice services to Fremont Co.
Lander: 307-332-2922 | Riverton: 307-856-4127 www.frontierhhh.com/fremontcounty
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Fremont County June Events, 2018
Feel the drum beat. Hear the singing. See the colors. Admire the detailed regalia and skilled footwork. It’s POWWOW Time!
windriver.org/experience/nativeamerican-powwows/
REPEATING EVENTS 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 Lander Valley Farmers Market. 9-11:30am. Lander City Park. 405 Fremont St. landervalleyfarmersmarket.com 6, 13, 20, 27 Riverton Farmers Market. 5-7pm, Pershing & N. 8th West. 856-4801 12, 19, 26 Dubois Learn Square Dancing. Rustic Pine Tavern. Family friendly. 8-9:30pm, 119 East Ramshorn St. 455-2313 5, 12, 19, 26 Riverton Northern Arapaho Native American Song & Dance, 6-7pm. Free. Wind River Hotel & Casino, 10269 Hwy. 789. 840-5805, 855-2600, windriverhotelcasino.com/events.php 20, 27 Lander Native American Indian Dancing by the Eagle Spirit Dancers. Museum of the American West. 7-8:30pm. Free. 1445 W. Main St., 335-8778, amwest@wyoming.com, museumoftheamericanwest.com
15, 22, 29 Dubois Friday Night Rodeos. 7:30-10pm. Clarence Allison Memorial Arena, 5649 Hwy. 287/26. 856-1555, kbecker@wyoming.com, duboiswyoming.org South Pass City Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday Carissa Gold Mine Tours. 2pm. Reservations recommended. No kids under 8. $2 WY Residents, $4 visitors, under 18 Free. 125 South Pass Main St. 332-3684, info@southpasscity.com, southpasscity.com/carissa.html
SINGLE EVENTS 1 - 3 Ethete Chief Yellow Calf Memorial Club Powwow Ethete Powwow grounds near Blue Sky Hall. Call for Grand Entry times. 506 Ethete Road & Blue Sky Highway. 438-0863, 332-5286, aldene.skypeople@yahoo.com, info@windriver.org 1 - 3 Dubois Wyoming Writers 44th Annual Conference. New York Times Keynote Speaker: William Kent Krueger. Headwaters Arts Center, 20 Stalnaker St., Registration: 332-3732, marjane.ambler@gmail.com 2 Shoshoni Downtown Walking Tour. Meet at the Riverton Museum, 700 E. Park Ave., 10am. $6. Registration: 8562665, rivertonwymuseum@gmail.com,
fremontcountymuseums.com 4 - 9 Riverton The Big 10 Anniversary. Wind River Hotel Casino, 10269 Hwy. 789. 840-5805, 855-2600, windriverhotelcasino.com/events.php 6 Dubois Museum: Kids: Create Your Own Fossil from real fossils. Free. 11:30am, 455-2284, 909 Ramshorn, duboismuseum.director@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com 7 Lander Pioneer Museum Kettles and Crackers: History of WY Oil Refineries. 7pm. Free. 332-3339, 1443 Main St., a.teamfcpm@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com 8 - 9 Lander 16th Annual Brewfest and Golf Tournament. Sample 20-plus brewers. Live music. Tee-off 9am-noon at Brewers Golf Tournament, Lander Golf Club, 1 Phyliss Lynn Dr. 9-hole scramble. Brewfest starts again 2-7pm. City Park, 405 E. Fremont St. 332-3892, landerbrewfest.com, landergolfcourse.com 8 - 10 Dubois 11th Annual Don Scheer Memorial Packhorse Races. Calcutta at Outlaw Saloon Friday, 8pm. Open Packhorse Race Sat., 10am; Old Timers, and Ladies Races Sun., 10am. Dubois Overlook on McKinley Dr. 402307-0667, 308-880-1321, 455-2262, duboiswyoming.org,
For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance.
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June Events, 2018
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facebook.com/DonScheerMemorialPack horseRace
shoshonichamber@gmail.com, shoshoniwychamber.com
9 Lander Pioneer Museum: Gold Panning Day. Registration: $4. 1pm. 332-3339, 1443 Main St., a.teamfcpm@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com
13 - 16 Riverton INFR Indian National Finals Qualifying Rodeo and Northern Arapaho Tour Rodeo at Fremont County Fair Grounds, 1010 Fairgrounds Dr. 349-1168, fremontcountyfair.org. June 13: Team roping/barrel racing, 1pm; June 14: Rodeo Slack, 1pm; June 15: Northern Arapaho Tour Rodeo performance #1, 7pm; June 16: Northern Arapaho Tour Rodeo performance #2, 7pm. After Hours Party at Wind River Hotel Casino after each rodeo. Adults $10, kids $5 for ages 714, kids 7 and under free. Hosted by Northern Arapaho Tribe and Wind River Hotel Casino. 855-2600. 10269 Hwy. 789. windriverhotelcasino.com
9 Dubois Museum: Kids Fishing Day at Pete’s Pond, equipment provided. Free. 9am–3pm. 455-2284, 909 Ramshorn St., duboismuseum.director@gmail.com, bighorn.org 9 Lander WRWH Sanctuary Fun in the Sun. Horse drawn wagon tours, youth activities, food, demonstrations, & auction. Free admission. 11am-3pm. 438-3838, 8616 Hwy. 287, wrwhs10@gmail.com, WindRiverWildHorses.com facebook.com/wrwhs10/?fref=ts 9 Riverton Museum: Plant a Seed, 2pm. Registration: $5. 856-2665, 700 East Park Ave. rivertonwymuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com 9 Lander Fremont Area Road Tour cycling event with 15-to-100-miles routes near Wind River Mountain foothills. Breakfast and yoga at Lander City Park, 405 Fremont St. 6:30am-3pm. 332-3394. landercyclingevents.org 9 - 10 Shoshoni 23rd Don Layton Memorial Antique & Engine Show. Games, craft vendors, and live music. 856-1164, cmaule@wyoming.com 9 Shoshoni Shoshoni Day. Meals, games, and community dance. Pancake breakfast 7-9am, at Community Room. Games in the Park, 3rd St. and Wyoming St. Free, 1-4pm. Chicken Dinner 56:30pm & live music/dance 7pm-12pm, $10. 104 E. 2nd St., 876-2777,
16 – 17 Pavillion Fremont County Youth Rodeo! Bull riding, muttin’ bustin, calf roping, steer wrestling, pole, and barrel races. 9am both days. Free. 424 S. Main St. 851-1816, amalcolm@uwyo.edu, facebook.com/Fremont-County-YouthRodeo-Association 16 Lander Pioneer Museum: Miner’s Delight Atlantic City Trek, 10am-1pm. $6. 332-3339, meet at 1443 Main St., a.teamfcpm@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com/ 16 Hudson 6th Hudson Daze Festival, Craft Fair, and Car Show. BBQ. 10am-3pm. Gold Star Memorial Park. Main Street. 335-8125, 240-0251, bnicol@wyoming.com, mikeanderson@wyoming.com, facebook.com/hudsondaze 16 Dubois 70th Annual Swedish Smorgasbord style dinner. Headwaters Center, 20 Stalnaker St. 5pm and 6pm. Tickets at the door and 455-2313. Headwaterscenter.org
Tour, 9am-4pm. $6. Registration: 455-2284, 909 Ramshorn St., duboismuseum.director@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com 22 – 24 Fort Washakie 59th Eastern Shoshone Indian Days, Powwow, & Indian games. Grand entry times: Fri. 7pm, Sat. Indian games 9am & Grand Entry 1pm & 6pm, Sun. parade 10am, feast at noon, and Grand Entry 2pm. Old Wind River Highway. Confirm times: 314-5541, 349-8031, info@windriver.org, Facebook.com, easternshoshone.org 23 Lander Sinks Canyon Rough and Tumble Trail Races 6k, 18k, and 50k races. 3079 Sinks Canyon Road. 349-2540, gabe.joyes@gmail.com, landerrunning.blogspot.com, Facebook.com/SinksCayonRoughTumble TrailRaces 24 Riverton Fremont County Youth Rodeo. Bull riding, muttin’ bustin’, calf roping, steer wrestling, pole and barrel races. 9am. Free. County Fairgrounds, 1010 Fairgrounds Dr. 851-1816, amalcolm@uwyo.edu, facebook.com/Fremont-County-YouthRodeo-Association 26 Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center: Lava Mountain Fire Trek, 9am-2pm. $6. Registration: 455-2284, 909 Ramshorn St., duboismuseum.director@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com/ 29 South Pass City Naturist Walks with John Mionczynski. 10am. Free. Reservations recommended. 332-3684, southpasscity.com
This exciting events calendar is provided by the WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL
#windrivercountry
19 Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center: Lava Creek Tie Hack
For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance.
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Women's Health Team We're excited to welcome Dr. Anderson to our team. He is an Obstetrics and Gynecology physician who will start in June. Jeff Anderson, DO WWW.LANDERMEDICALCLINIC.COM
Quality care involves listening, treating the physical and emotional needs of the women we serve and providing a comfortable, relaxed and professional environment. Jan Siebersma, MD
We strive to make sure our expectant mothers are prepared for what to expect in both prenatal and postnatal care.
Chase Ommen, CNM 745 BUENA VISTA DRIVE, LANDER, WY 82520 (307) 332-2941 219 S. 2ND WEST, RIVERTON, WY 82501 (307) 856-6591