Megan Barton

3 days ago | codyenterprise.com | Megan Barton

As camping season gets underway, we’re also entering the time of year when fire restrictions are typically on our minds. Park County residents are certainly familiar with these measures, especially after the dry seasons of recent years. However, this year offers a potentially brighter outlook thanks to the significant moisture we’ve received. The month of May brought a good number of rainstorms, and our surrounding mountains saw extensive snowfall.

1 week ago | codyenterprise.com | Megan Barton

Have you had a chance to see the Cody Community Calendar in the Cody Enterprise? You’ll often find a wide variety of activities listed for kids throughout the summer. With the school year ending soon, many parents are now looking for summer activities, camps, and daycare options for their children. Fortunately, Cody offers numerous choices to keep kids engaged while parents are working. For younger children through teens, the library hosts weekly events.

2 weeks ago | codyenterprise.com | Megan Barton

As another school year at Cody High School draws to a close, our soon-to-be graduates stand at the cusp of adulthood. While we dedicate ourselves to shaping these young minds and setting them on a path to success, it’s crucial to acknowledge that a four-year college is not the only route to a fulfilling and prosperous future. We must recognize the immense value and necessity of trade schools.

3 weeks ago | silentradio.co.uk | Megan Barton

I’m 23 now, which is a weird age. I’ve completely lost myself and have no clue what I’m really supposed to do anymore, I think some would call it a kind of burnout. The last year has really put me through it and yet I just can’t shake this feeling that there is something more than this, just something around the bend waiting for me and I’m not sure if it’s for the better or for the worse. I’ve never felt so called out by an album until my first listen through of Kamikaze Girl.

3 weeks ago | silentradio.co.uk | Megan Barton

If you took lemonade, Pop Rocks, a little bit of mud and some glitter you would get something that resembles how this EP from Farmer’s Wife sounds. It comes as part of the ongoing shoegaze renaissance bringing a sort of backwoods goth vibe to the genre. I’m talking about the feeling of soil on bare feet, the smell of the earth after it rains, decomposition and animal remains. It’s haunting, otherworldly and kind of sickening yet you can’t help but be lured in.