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4 days ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
The 2024-2025 school year is in the books, and so is the latest edition of Wyoming's Trout in the Classroom program. Over 70 schools and more than 6,400 kids participated to help raise hundreds of trout for Wyoming fisheries. The program is a partnership among Wyoming Game and Fish, Trout Unlimited, and Wyoming schools to help children understand the science behind raising and releasing fish, thereby contributing to a thriving fish population.
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4 days ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
Saturday, June 7, could be the day your kid decides whether or not they love fishing. It's Free Fishing Day in Wyoming and Kids Fishing Day at Yesness Pond in Casper. The annual event, hosted by the Casper Community Recreation Foundation and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, offers families the opportunity to spend time outdoors, enjoying the fresh air and fishing with a fishing pole in hand.
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4 days ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
Birthdays are an odd thing. You can't pick yours. It's a day that some dred and don't celebrate. It's a day that some get so excited about that they'll celebrate it for their entire birth month.
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4 days ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
The 2025 Wyoming Walleye Stampede's 2nd Annual Governor's Cup, presented by Crowley Marine, is in the books, and the winners are still in awe that they are the champions. The Father-in-Law/ Son-in-Law team of Brian Muncy and Marcus Griffith took home the cup and just under $20,000 in prize money. For winning the Governor's Cup, the duo scored a $15,000 team check.
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2 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
David Street Station in Casper has been buzzing lately. Last weekend was the successful and packed 10th Anniversary of Funky Junk, and this weekend looks like it will be packed again with Memorial Day Weekend festivities and the first-ever Miss Oil City 1950s Vintage Pin-Up Pageant. The pageant is the first of its kind in Casper but not a new concept nationwide.
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2 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
If you've ever caught yourself going on Zillow and browsing the listings to see what other people's houses look like, you're not alone. Many of us are dreamers, and some are just looking for inspiration. My wife is a baker, so the kitchen is an essential room for her. We spend a lot of time passing kitchen pictures back and forth to collect ideas about what we'd like to have one day. Most of the kitchens she REALLY enjoys are in homes that are priced over $1 million. Yeah, she has expensive tastes.
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2 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
It's strange to think that with the rain we've been having, Natrona County is considered to be in a drought, but according to Drought.Gov, 44.2% is in a moderate drought. 55.8% is considered abnormally dry. April was considered the 53rd driest in the past 131 years, and from January through the end of April, we're down .08 inches from normal. We all know that the weather can change quickly in Wyoming, but according to the Climate Prediction Center, there will be little change for the rest of May.
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3 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
One of the great summertime treats is sitting around a campfire and enjoying s'mores, hot dogs, or other delightful fire foods. Like most aspects of life, everyone has their style and method of building a fire. Some will use lighter fluid, fire-starter logs, blow torches, lighters, matches, or get old school and rub some sticks together. This topic has been up for debate since the first caveman, who we'll call Larry, discovered how to start a fire.
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3 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
A big event is coming to Casper on June 6 & 7, and if you love to hunt, fish, and enjoy the outdoors, you'll want to mark your calendar. The 41st annual Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation Convention will be one you won't want to miss. Many events will happen over that weekend, like the Friday night Rendezvous. Saturday will be action-packed with the annual Life member breakfast and Outdoor Expo and wraps up with the Grand Banquet.
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3 weeks ago | 
k2radio.com | Drew Kirby
In 2024, wildfires were, well, wild. Hundreds of thousands of acres of Wyoming burnt. One of those significant fires was the Elk Fire in the Bighorn Mountains. The Elk Fire consumed 98,352 acres after a lightning strike sparked the flames. Even though the fire was technically contained by October 10, it wasn't declared officially out until January 2025. Wildfires are no joke.
