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THURSDAY, JULY 3RD: 4PM: Chuckwagon Days Jr. Rodeo at Sublette County Fairgrounds, Buss Fear Arena FRIDAY, JULY 4TH: 7:00AM: Pancake Breakfast, Big Piney Recreation Center parking lot, 630 Piney Drive. Breakfast provided by Town of Big Piney and Town of Marbleton. Served by Mayor Voss and Mayor Robinson. 7:15AM: Chuckwagon Chug, 5K. Big Piney Recreation Parking lot. 10AM: Parade down main street in Big Piney. After Parade: Community BBQ at the Sublette County Fairgrounds in the Event Center (by donation) 1:00PM: Cornhole Tournament at Big Piney Rec Center 7-9PM: Live Music/Food at Centennial Park Fireworks at Dusk shot from the Marbleton Hill All events are FREE, donations welcome MORE INFO: 307-749-3546 https://www.facebook.com/BigPineyRecreation https://www.facebook.com/townbigpiney https://www.facebook.com/chuckwagondays/
Wyoming Community Foundation On Wednesday, June 11, 2025, the Sublette Local Board of the Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF) recognized Mike Hughes with the Spirit of the Meadowlark Award for his numerous contributions to Sublette County. The Southwest Pioneer Senior Citizens Center in Marbleton was filled with well-wishers, and a squad of Sublette County firefighters even showed up with a fire engine! WYCF President & CEO Samin Dadelahi gave a brief overview of the organization. For over 35 years, the WYCF has connected people who care with causes that matter to build a better Wyoming. WYCF has granted more than $120 million to charitable causes in all 23 counties while ensuring communities have the resources to thrive. WYCF houses three priority funds that focus on causes you care about which include: the Wyoming Enrichment Network, the Wyoming Women’s Foundation, and the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation. Aside from grantmaking, WYCF specializes in working with individuals to achieve their charitable goals through: - Establishing Donor Advised and Donor Designated Funds; - Supporting giving in specific geographic areas or to a specific cause - Accepting and liquidating unique gifts such as mineral rights, gifts of property and appreciated stock - Helping individuals leave a legacy to their community through estate planning. - WYCF works directly with nonprofits to establish endowed funds to support their work; local examples include the Museum of the Mountain Man, Pinedale Fine Arts Council and the Pinedale Preschool. Local Board Chair Mindi Crabb then provided highlights on the Local Board: The members of the Sublette Local Board at WYCF invest in local projects and initiatives, fund nonprofit programs, and connect the Sublette communities to our statewide WYCF resources. The Sublette Local Board was established in 2005 with a million-dollar endowment left by Shell Oil to support nonprofits in the county. - The local board now advises on grants made from four different funds that support Sublette County, including the Gayle McMurry Kinnison Fund which Gayle established in 2000 to support charitable purposes in Health & Human Services and Arts & Culture. - The local board has granted over $1.59 million since inception to over 60 different nonprofits in the area and granted over $91,000 in 2024 alone. The 2025 spring round of grant awards will be announced very soon! - The local board has been operating for over 20 years and has been a major sponsor of the Pinedale Half Marathon, now the Race to Raise. - Local board members include Sam Bixler, Tara Bolgiano, Mindi Crabb, Emily Fixter, Ken Konicek, Greg Legerski, Dean Loftus, Fred Palmer, Sherri Redden and Karen Wenz. This is the Sublette Local Board’s fifth year honoring a recipient of the Spirit of the Meadowlark Award. The award is intended to recognize those in the Sublette area that give of their time, talent, and treasure to make their community stronger - in good times and in bad. - The Meadowlark was chosen because it arrives as winter is ushering out. This bird is the first to start the work and build their community and they are often the bird that gives many of us a spark of hope for warmer months! - Meadowlarks are one of the few birds that sing both while perched and while flying, much like those that willingly give both time and financial support in the effort to support the vision of their communities and favorite organizations. - John Audubon attributed the scientific name Sturnella Neglecta to Western meadowlarks, which in Latin means "overlooked." The Sublette Local Board created the "Spirit of the Meadowlark" award to ensure those who give the most of themselves to their community are not overlooked, but recognized for the good they do to build a better Wyoming. Board member Sherri Redden introduced Mike Hughes by highlighting some of his many roles and services to the Big Piney/Marbleton community. She and Local Board Chair Mindi Crabb then presented Mike with a beautiful acrylic award and handed him the microphone. Mike regaled the audience with a number of stories about his time as a volunteer firefighter and accomplishments during his tenure as a town council person and mayor. The evening wrapped up with a nice meal provided by the Southwest Pioneer Senior Center team led by Carie James and a piano solo by one of Mike’s granddaughters. Mike’s wife, Janice, shared a slide show and some letters and awards that he has received over the years. Click on this link for more pictures
April 26, 1954 - June 20, 2025 Covill Funeral Home C. Gordon Jewett, 71, of Otis Orchards, Washington passed away at his summer home in Kendall Valley June 20, 2025. A funeral Mass will be held July 3, 2025 at St. Anne's Catholic Church in Big Piney. Interment will follow the service in the Plainview Cemetery. Family & friends will gather for a reception following the graveside service at the Mableton Senior Center. Related Links: Obituary – Gordon Jewett Covill Funeral Home, Pinedale, Wyoming Pinedale Anticline Project Office Board of Directors meeting July 17 (posted 6/28/2025)
The Sublette Local Board at the Wyoming Community Foundation (WYCF) recently awarded over $52,000 in grants to local causes. These grants were made as part of WYCF’s competitive grant cycle, which allows nonprofit organizations from around the state to request funding for important projects and general operating. Local advisory boards and fund holders also offer substantial support to specific areas of the state. The Sublette Local Advisory Board supports organizations and projects that benefit communities across Sublette County. "Behind every grant is a group of people working hard to solve problems, create opportunities, and meet the needs of their neighbors," says Cassandra Hunter, Program Associate at WYCF. "Especially in times of uncertainty, with federal shifts and growing need across the state, we’re proud to support the organizations that continue to show up for their communities, often filling gaps that no one else is addressing." Nonprofits who received grants include: Children’s Discovery Center Children’s Learning Center Pinedale Community Food Basket Sublette County Historical Society, Inc. Pinedale Theater Company Pinedale Preschool, Inc. Food Bank of Wyoming Sublette County School District #9- Big Piney Robotics Serve Wyoming Mindi Crabb, Chairperson of the Sublette Local Advisory Board, adds, "It is an honor to steward the wishes of thoughtful donors who chose to leave a legacy for our communities through the Wyoming Community Foundation. We are excited to increase the impact of so many of our local nonprofits who make this such a special place to live." About the Sublette Local Board at WYCF Since 2005, the Sublette Local Board has invested $1.4 million in total to the community with grantmaking. In 2024 alone, the board made 26 grants and awarded over $76,000 to nonprofits in the region, supporting diverse causes and fostering a stronger community. About WYCF For over 35 years, the Wyoming Community Foundation has connected donors with causes that matter, helping communities thrive. WYCF has distributed more than $120 million to charitable organizations across Wyoming, supporting projects and initiatives that make a lasting impact. Learn more at www.wycf.org.
Town picnic, live music, fireworks The Town of Pinedale and Pinedale Fine Arts Council present the Town of Pinedale’s Annual 4th of July Celebration on Friday, July 4th. There will be a community picnic in the American Legion Park from noon to 2:00PM. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided. Bring a pot luck dish to share and your own beverages. No dogs permitted during the picnic hours. Live music begins at 3:30PM with four great acts for the evening. Performing will be Maya de Vitry, Sheby Means and Joel Timmons, and special guests James Hanson, and Boom and the Bust. Fireworks at dusk, shot from the Dudley Key ballfields. All events are free. 60-Day Public Notice of Skilled Nursing Facility Relocation and New Services (posted 6/23/2025) |
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