Buzzy Hassrick

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Articles

Artists attain awards at 60th CCAL show

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

The artists who won awards at the Cody Country Art League’s 2025 60th Annual Community Art Show and Sale were announced at the opening Thursday night by gallery director Rene Huge.
City crew upgrades Stock trail

3 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

After transporting a woman City of Cody road maintenance equipment recently appeared on the Paul Stock Nature Trail, causing concern among users that gravel would no longer define the surface. “No, it’s not going to be paved,” city public works director Phillip Bowman said Tuesday. “Gravel fits the area.”The trail begins at the end of River View Drive and wanders west along the Shoshone River bank toward Sulfur Creek.
Cooper’s ‘Hollywood’ reins in top dollar

3 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

A horse that belonged to a Wapiti trainer was the top-seller at the Cody Horse Sale outside the Irma last Saturday. "Hollywood,” owned by Gary Cooper, sold for $62,000, reported event organizers T.J. Clark and Amy Landrus. She’s a 6-year-old bay mare, 14.3 hands tall, according to the sales catalogue. “Gary’s a long-time consigner,” Clark noted. The price topped records from the past two years, $59,000 in 2024 and $54,000 in 2023.
Roundup at Irma Hotel

1 month ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

Horse lovers will have two chances to view equestrian events in Ralston and Cody this Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10, and possibly decide to buy one … or more. The 27th annual Best of the Rockies Horse Sale will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday outside the Irma on 12 th Street.
Dye goes full-time

1 month ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

The interim director of the city of Cody’s Community Development Department, Utana Dye, has lost her interim status. City administrator Barry Cook decided to appoint her to the position permanently after careful review of the requirements of the position, department and community needs, he said in a statement April 16.
Therapy dog teams train for trauma

1 month ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

Some 10 or so pairs of dog-handlers and their charges fill a room at the Park County Search and Rescue Building, arranged in a large circle. The handlers sit in chairs. The dogs, leashed, lie beside them on their fabric preference – blanket, pad or throw. A handful of others sit in chairs, dog-less and interspersed among the handlers. Suddenly one dog-less person begins to vocalize strong emotional reactions to a major incident, giving release to her vivid, haunting memories.
Hauck resigns from PCTC

1 month ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

Last Friday night, the Park County Travel Council received disappointing, but not surprising, news – the resignation of executive director Ryan Hauck. PCTC board chairman John Parsons said Monday that Hauck informed the board at its meeting last Thursday that he’d been approached by a search firm about a similar position in Fayetteville, Ark. “He’s done an outstanding job,” Parsons said.
POCN discounts city’s reasons for LDS temple height

2 months ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

Two members of Preserve Our Cody Neighborhoods said the response from the Cody city administrator did not answer a neighborhood group’s question about the justification for the LDS temple’s height. The response by city administrator Barry Cook is printed below. POCN’s question was, “What is the legal basis for the city’s position that this building can exceed 30 feet in height?” Colin Pitet said.
Public meet and greet for Cody city planner candidates

2 months ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

The city of Cody has announced two finalists for the position of community development director – Colton Berck of Eagle, Colo., and Peter Hughes of Chicago. The public will have a chance to meet them at the reception Thursday evening in the library. The third candidate, Chloe Lomprey of Colorado Springs recently withdrew from consideration. The position became vacant April 5, 2024, when Todd Stowell left after 12 years as city planner/community development director.
COMPLEX

2 months ago | codyenterprise.com | Buzzy Hassrick

With the $10 million secured from the state last week, the work to construct the Wyoming State Shooting Complex south of Cody can begin. The facility could open in late 2026 or early the following year. “We are thrilled to be moving forward,” said Glenn Ross of the Local Working Group. First, a nine-member joint powers board to oversee the project will be appointed – six by the Park County commissioners and three by the Cody City Council.