By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

The Iron Creek Bison Company (ranch) is a remarkable place in many ways. First, the land is raising bison. Those magnificent animals that were found on the plains of the United States and even in the woods of the East, which were slaughtered to almost extinction.

By K.J. Schricker

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

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Rawlins Police Department

Police Recover $10K in Stolen Electronics After Rawlins Walmart Theft

By Dana Davis

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

Robert Hayes, 83, of Hanna/Elmo was reported missing on March 1. He had last been seen at his residence on February 27 around 7:30 p.m.

Authorities and volunteers combed the area, with a focus on abandoned houses and outbuildings in Hanna.

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

On February 27, two men hunting in Green Mountain got into trouble. Their names were Jay and Lenny, but their last names are unknown. They were barely able to make a 911 call, and there has been no contact since that initial call. It appears they may be separated as well.

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

The tax season still has a little over a month to go, but it can seem daunting when a person is just not sure what forms to fill out and what can be deducted and what can’t.

Wendy Faldowski with the Wyoming Free Tax Service is a person who can help.

“I have been doing this for 19 years,” Faldowski said. “The program itself has been out for over 30 years”

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Gavin Pace

Gavin Pace, a 10th grade student at Rawlins High School is a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders to be held on June 25, 2025 - June 27, 2025, just outside Boston, on the University of Massachusetts Lowell campus. 

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Compiled from information provided by the Wyoming Department of Transportation

A multi-vehicle crash in the westbound Green River Tunnel on Interstate 80 left three people dead and at least 18 injured on February 14, prompting an extensive investigation and traffic detours as crews work to clear the wreckage and assess the damage.

By Mike Armstrong Reporter, Carbon County Comet

Money is tight for a lot of people. A tax cut is quite often welcomed by the public as relief because getting a break is hard in this economy.

Carbon County Commissioner Sue Jones sees tax SF0069 as a bill that will cause some real damage to Counties.

By Brett Larson

Carbon County Comet Contributor

The Elk Mountain Town Council convened on February 10 th at 6:30 P.M. at the Community Center. Mayor Morgan Irene presided over the meeting with council members; Joe Neel, Angie Hobbs, Wade Nelson, and Craig Mustard all present. After the pledge was recited, councilman Joe Neel was sworn into his new term.