Rhonda Schulte

Jun 20, 2024 | oilcity.news | Rhonda Schulte

CASPER, Wyo. —Register now for the Wyoming State Pickleball Championships, open to players as young as 5, at the Casper Pickleball and Sports Complex, 1911 Dunlap Way, July 12–14. The United Pickleball Association Wyoming State Championships is a qualifier for the year-end United States Championship in Dallas, Texas. The championships are all round robin format with playoffs for gold, silver and bronze medals. Pool play is followed by playoffs of the top teams, usually the top four.

Jun 19, 2024 | oilcity.news | Rhonda Schulte

CASPER, Wyo. — Everyone is invited to run, roll, stroll, bike, ride horse or kayak during the Move for Mobility 5K at Edness Kimball Wilkins State Park on June 29, 10 a.m.-noon. Unlike a traditional run or walk, Move for Mobility enables participants of all abilities to move however they choose while supporting a cause that can transform someone’s life.  There is no set cost to join the Saturday 5K and post-event barbecue at Edness Kimball Wilkins State Park , 8700 East US 20, US 26, Evansville.

Jun 14, 2024 | oilcity.news | Rhonda Schulte

MILLS, Wyo. — When it meets in regular session June 25, the Mills City Council is expected to adopt a general fund revenue budget of about $5.67 million for the fiscal year starting July 1. General fund expenditures are estimated a little higher at $5.71 million. By comparison, a year ago the Mills City Council approved a $5.8 million general fund budget. A municipality’s general fund is the main operating fund for the entity. It generally represents all of the discretionary funds the city collects.

Jun 13, 2024 | oilcity.news | Rhonda Schulte

MILLS, Wyo. — Facing the cost of roughly $1 million per mile, Mills city officials continue to pursue federal monies to help build a 3-mile mixed-use bike trail through the community. If funded, the trail will connect current sections of the Platte River Trails system, thereby providing a safe route for users as well as access to recreation, business and new housing areas. Plans are to complete the Mills Bike Trail Project in three phases, 1 mile at a time.

Jun 12, 2024 | oilcity.news | Rhonda Schulte

MILLS, Wyo. — By consent agenda vote May 28 and June 11, the Mills City Council approved 11 new business and four new contractor licenses while renewing a number of others. Types of businesses ranged from fabrication, a storage yard and a used car dealership to landscaping, a traffic control service and equipment sales. By ordinance, the City of Mills requires any business collecting revenue to operate within city limits to obtain a city-issued business license.