Greybull Standard

Greybull Standard Community newspaper covering Greybull, Wyo., and south Big Horn County for more than 100 years.

Lots of local faces on greybullstandard.smugmug.com from this week's Fair activities!
07/26/2025

Lots of local faces on greybullstandard.smugmug.com from this week's Fair activities!

The University of Wyoming’s Center for Business and Economic Development has released its economic impact analysis for a...
07/25/2025

The University of Wyoming’s Center for Business and Economic Development has released its economic impact analysis for a proposed Wild West Dino Den museum in Greybull, with estimates suggesting over 20,000 travelers could bring cash flow to the area each year through the project.
“The estimate of the number of people that we could attract came in higher than I had initially anticipated,” said Erik Kvale, president of the Wild West Dino Den, formerly Big Horn Basin GeoScience Center.
A fundraiser, part of WWDD’s “Bring ’Em Home” campaign, will be held Friday, July 25 at Shell Bar from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Live music will be provided by Jane Bell and Doc Tari, food by The Hog Food Truck. “Prehistoric Game Warden” Al Webster will be selling Wyoming dinosaur hunting licenses, and featured cocktail “The Thagomizer” will support the WWDD collections fund.
Saturday, July 26 at 6 p.m., Dr. Lucas Weaver of the University of Michigan will host a free talk at the Greybull Library, “The End of the Dinosaurs in the Big Horn Basin.”
Read the full story at: https://greybullstandard.com/content/study-dino-den-could-draw-20k-plus-tourists

The Big Horn County Fair is upon us. While some events are already in the books, most of the action begins Monday and co...
07/24/2025

The Big Horn County Fair is upon us. While some events are already in the books, most of the action begins Monday and continues through Sunday, Aug. 3. Inside this week's issue of the Standard, the Republican Rustler and the Chronicle is an 8 page section full of stories, photos and ads to help you plan your visit.

Here's what else is in this week's Standard:
• A study of the potential economic impact of the new dinosaur museum has been released.
• Funding for CentSible Nutrition was a casualty of the Big Beautiful Bill.
• The school board is closing in on a concealed carry policy for its employees.
• A group of Republicans and Democrats with concerns about the direction of the country met Sunday afternoon. Their focus: the elections of 2026.
• A GHS teacher has found a new calling, taking over as pastor of a local church.
• Plus updates on some local court cases and recaps of the recent Big Horn Basin Shootout and the Bob Good Memorial Roping.

Our newest issue is out and available for purchase at newsstands and for viewing at greybullstandard.com. In addition ...
07/18/2025

Our newest issue is out and available for purchase at newsstands and for viewing at greybullstandard.com. In addition to the stories that start on page one, there are stories about a new downtown business opening this weekend, changes to the leadership team overseeing Antelope Butte, updates on a couple court cases we've been following and details about a special prom night in Basin.

Catch all that and more in this week's issue.

Local artist Linda Jolley has lived in Greybull for 36 years now, but she still carries her Scottish accent.Jolley has b...
07/13/2025

Local artist Linda Jolley has lived in Greybull for 36 years now, but she still carries her Scottish accent.
Jolley has been a practicing artist in the Greybull area for decades, known for her wildlife-themed paintings. In hopes of helping her sisters buy the family home, she is raffling off two original works.
Read the full story at: https://greybullstandard.com/content/local-painting-save-scottish-family-home

Law enforcement, superintendents and school board chairs from around Big Horn County gathered in Cowley on Monday, July ...
07/11/2025

Law enforcement, superintendents and school board chairs from around Big Horn County gathered in Cowley on Monday, July 7 to discuss the end of gun-free school zones, which became law this month.
“Guns and schools never mix…,” said Big Horn County School District No. 3 Superintendent Mark Fritz. “I think that’s what’s hard… Just knowing that there’s more guns at school just makes people more nervous.”
Read the full story at: https://greybullstandard.com/content/big-horn-county-gets-together-new-gun-law

Our new issue is now available on newsstands and at greybullstandard.com!
07/10/2025

Our new issue is now available on newsstands and at greybullstandard.com!

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