Friday, February 13, 2026

CWC Rodeo: Barrel Racing Clinic - Saturday, March 7

Join us for a comprehensive Barrel Racing Clinic where various topics will be covered in a single day. Message the Facebook page for more info.



Thursday, February 12, 2026

Next Level Gymnastics: Summer Training Camp 2026

NLG Summer Training Camp! Open to all levels of Xcel and DP! All the same coaches you know and love: Savi, Malik, Jeff, Hailey, Lyric & Erin!

Plus special guest, NCAA National Champion from UCLA, Peng Peng Lee will be joining us!


On Facebook: TheNextLevelGymnastics




Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Girls in Grades K-12 and Their Families are Invited to Learn about Girl Scouts in Fremont County

Riverton, WY—February 10, 2026—Girls and adults in Fremont County are invited to discover the fun, friendship, and confidence-building opportunities of Girl Scouts. There are two opportunities to come and learn about Girl Scouts:  

  • February 12 from 3:30-5:00pm at Wind River Rec Center: 424 S. Main, Pavillion 
  • February 13 from 3:30-5:30pm at Riverton Branch Library: 1330 W. Park Ave, Riverton 
This welcoming, hands-on event is designed for both girls interested in joining Girl Scouts and adults curious about volunteering. Girls will experience what a real Girl Scout meeting is like by taking part in an engaging STEM craft, while adults learn more about the Girl Scout program, the many ways to volunteer, and how to support a troop. 
The event offers families a chance to explore, ask questions, and see firsthand how Girl Scouts helps build confidence, curiosity, leadership skills, and a strong sense of community, for both girls and adults.  
No prior experience with Girl Scouts is needed, and all interested families are encouraged to attend. 
Do you have questions? Contact Susan Bronson by emailing susanb@gsmw.org or call 406-743-9340.  
About Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming 
Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming serve 7,000 girls across two states, providing girls with opportunities to discover their strengths, connect with their communities, and take action to make the world a better place. To learn more, visit www.gsmw.org