Riverton Library Writer's Group - 1st & 3rd Thursdays

The Riverton Branch Library's Writer's Group meets on 1st & 3rd Thursdays at 5:30 PM. For more information and updates, visit the library's Facebook page.

Set Free Church: Celebrate Recovery - Saturdays at 6PM

 

Riverton Aquatic Center: New Hours starting Monday August 17

 Visit the RAC's Facebook page for changes and updates

Riverton Rotary: Boot & Shoe Drive, through September 30

Riverton United Methodist Church: Knit and Crochet Classes on Thursdays

 

Child Development Services: Riverton Sensory Room Open Mondays & Fridays

Explore, Play, and Grow in Our Sensory Room! 

Did you know our Sensory Room is available for children birth to age 5? This welcoming space is designed to encourage exploration, support self-regulation, and provide opportunities for learning through sensory experiences.

From calming activities to engaging sensory play, children can discover new sights, sounds, textures, and movements in a safe and supportive environment. Whether your child needs a quiet place to unwind or enjoys hands-on exploration, our Sensory Room offers something for every little learner.

•  Supports sensory development
•  Encourages exploration and play
•  Promotes self-regulation and emotional well-being
•  Open to children birth through age 5

Sensory Room open Mondays and Fridays 9am-Noon at 1202 East Jackson in Riverton. Call 307-856-4337 for more information. We look forward to seeing your little one explore, learn, and thrive!

Forward Fremont County: Fact Sheet for 3/4 Cent Sales Tax

Visit:

forwardfremontcounty.org

The Soldier's House: A Letter From Charlie

This season for renewal and growth frames an excellent time to reach out to beautiful Fremont County and its wonderful people with some updates and news from The Soldier’s House. Growth is in word in many ways. To start, let me point out that the third season of plantings in the new Peace Garden has commenced. In the garden we like to say “I’d rather be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war”, or at least one of our favorite warriors, Tim Thomas has often said this to me. Tim was on hand planting rows of his native corn mix.  Four other volunteers prepared beds, irrigation and planted many vegetables. Big shouts out to Katie Peay, and Leon Carter for their continued involvement.

 
The structure of the garden is now becoming pretty evident, almost all the pathways are in and the shade structure is taking shape. The fruit trees fared well through the winter and the farm stand awaits produce as it comes this summer and fall. The intention of the garden is twofold; grow produce for veterans in our community, and create a tranquil space for both garden work and relaxation. We are planting herbs and other plants that are known to generate calming and peaceful vibes that we hope will infuse us all and support our grateful and happy states of mind. And as always, the heavy lifting of this project going on three years now has been provided by Shamu, Dewy, and Jennifer W. Thank you guys so much for all you continue to do!  Look for some fund raising/garden support opportunities to be posted soon from Jennifer. These could include benches, monument stones and plaques that could commemorate a certain veteran’s contributions or a family or individual who might simply wish to express their support for all that our veterans have given to this community. 

Other topics to cover quickly with opportunities for further reading elsewhere include the Spring News Letter where you can read many updates including a story of a local veteran’s crisis that had a positive outcome. I believe this punctuates an important role that all veteran organizations serve, regardless of size; that is to be a source of human support when things are falling apart for a person, and they might lose track of bigger pictures and better future possibilities. We can all do this together, but it works best when a relationship gets established early, and the resource is in place. It was my hope in writing this piece for the Community Foundation that our residents across Fremont County might be inspired to put forward their support both financially and by joining our volunteer base.
 
And speaking of financial support, I would like to remind all that TSH has been a 501c-3 for going on four years and is in our third year of participating in the Lander Community Foundation’s Challenge for Charities matching fund raiser this July 4. This is a great way to bump up your contribution as the Foundation does a match on your contribution (a percentage determined based on their fund-raising efforts). To date this has been our top fundraiser! Here is a link to contribute. It is our vision to raise (or earn if we might create an endowment) an annual amount enough to hire a three quarters to full time director. This person would organize our volunteer base, our current programs (Wellness, Home Support, and Food Security) and be involved in the expansion of our veteran’s activities programming. If you would like to explore supporting us, or have skills in this department, please reach out!
 
And finally, I would like to remind you of our ongoing services and some exciting new ideas and offerings. We continue to offer free, unlimited, and confidential psychotherapeutic support for all veterans and their families. The veteran’s AA group has grown and meets weekly at TSH Tuesdays at noon. We have been supporting bicycling for veterans in a partnership with Gannet Peak Sports in Lander. There a veteran can “check out” a rental bicycle for themselves and a friend for a day of fun riding around Lander on one of the many mountain bike trails in the area. This Summer and Fall TSH has been working to partner with the creators of a documentary film featuring local veterans and are excited to share the dates here for the screening of the trailer and post screening panel discussion featuring some of the veterans. TSH plans to have a representative at each of the screenings and will be soliciting veteran involvement in our Veteran’s Needs Questionnaire -our current project to help us get the best sense of what the veterans here in Fremont County (and a bit beyond) would like to see in terms of services and opportunities.

 Well, maybe that was not quite so brief.  But you are still reading which means you, like us, hold gratitude for veterans and care deeply about their wellbeing and their continued contributions to our great towns and communities. Thank you for reading and for your past and future support. And as always thank you to the veterans, all who gave so that we can enjoy the opportunities this country offers to all.

Sincerely,
Charlie Wilson MA, LMFT
Co-Founder of The Soldier’s House of Fremont County

RiverPeak Health: Call for Artists - Deadline is July 30

Integrated Art Group (IAG), on behalf of RiverPeak Health, is pleased to invite local artists to participate in the development of the artwork program for RiverPeak Health's new healthcare facility serving Riverton and the surrounding communities.

As part of this project, we are seeking artwork that reflects the people, landscapes, cultures, histories, and stories that make Fremont County unique. We are particularly interested in artwork that fosters a sense of connection, healing, belonging, and community for patients, visitors, and staff.

We welcome submissions from artists working in a variety of media and styles, including painting, photography, mixed media, fiber arts, sculpture, and other visual art forms. Both emerging and established artists are encouraged to participate.

RiverPeak Health proudly serves a diverse region, and we welcome artists representing the many voices and traditions of Wyoming.

Selected artwork may be considered for display throughout public spaces, waiting areas, corridors, clinical environments, and other locations within the new facility.

Submission Requirements:

• Artist name and contact information

• Brief artist statement or biography

• Samples of recent work (images, website, portfolio, or social media links)

• General information regarding artwork availability and pricing



Submission Deadline:

July 20, 2026

Submission Portal: CLICK HERE

Tough Enough To Wear Pink Fundraiser ~ Tuesday, July 21

Mark your calendars for the Tough Enough To Wear Pink Night, during the Wind River PRCA Rodeo Roundup Tuesday July 21st! This is a week BEFORE the Fremont County Fair.

Chinks were made by the late Rhonda Slack, purchased by Liz Philp and Jerry Dilts in 2023 and she graciously donated them back to be resold. Chaps are hot off the press from Steve Cooper. Both are absolutely gorgeous and craftsmanship is unmatched.

Please help us spread the word about this fun and exciting rodeo where not only is there fast paced rodeo action ( brought to you by Fremont County's own Powder River Rodeo LLC ) but you also can bid on some beautiful chaps and chinks.

Remember...all monies raised through this auction stays in Fremont County...helping Fremont County residents who are fighting the fight. The Tough Enough To Help Cancer Fund is a 501 C3 managed by Help for Health Hospice. 2026 marks the 18th year for this auction!

Pretty dang impressive Fremont County and we couldn't have done it without all of you. Get your pink on and see you July 21st!

Free Skateboard Clinics this Summer!

Carving The Future is bringing professional skateboarder Sebo Walker to Riverton Skatepark! Come skate with a pro! 12-3 pm, waiver required, gear provided.

Child Development Services: Riverton Sensory Room

Explore, Play, and Grow in Our Sensory Room! Did you know our Sensory Room is available for children birth to age 5? This welcoming space is designed to encourage exploration, support self-regulation, and provide opportunities for learning through sensory experiences.

From calming activities to engaging sensory play, children can discover new sights, sounds, textures, and movements in a safe and supportive environment. Whether your child needs a quiet place to unwind or enjoys hands-on exploration, our Sensory Room offers something for every little learner.

• Supports sensory development
• Encourages exploration and play
• Promotes self-regulation and emotional well-being
• Open to children birth through age 5

Sensory Room open Mondays and Fridays 9am-Noon at 1202 East Jackson in Riverton. Call 307-856-4337 for more information. We look forward to seeing your little one explore, learn, and thrive!

Riverton Branch Library: Adult Summer Bingo - June thru August 15

Need something to do this summer? Try our Adult Summer Bingo for a chance to win the big prize in August.

Facebook.com/rivertonbranchlibrary

Forrest & Fawn Saturday Storytime - June 2026

We are so excited to be offering storytimes on Saturday's in June! Our very first one is this Saturday June 6th at 9:30 am. Bring the kiddos enjoy some books, songs and a lot of fun!

Facebook: facebook.com/forrestandfawn

Summer Swim Lessons at the RAC

 Visit the RAC Facebook page for updates: facebook.com/rivertonaquaticcenter

Summer Food Service Program: Free Summer Meals for Kids!

Riverton Branch Library: 'UnEarth a Story' Movie Series - June thru Aug, 2026

Beat the heat this summer at the Riverton Branch Library’s UnEarth a Story Movie Series! 

Join us on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays in June, July, and August at 2:00 PM for fun movies and cool afternoons at the library.

• Popcorn will be provided!

• Feel free to bring your own snacks and library-appropriate beverages.

• All ages are welcome!

We hope to see you there!

Elevation Women’s Healthcare: Models Needed!

MODELS NEEDED! We are offering FREE pregnancy ultrasounds on May 28th & 29th for training and education purposes!

•  Preferably 10 weeks pregnant or under
•  No cost to participate
•  Limited spots available

This is a wonderful opportunity to receive a free early ultrasound while helping support ultrasound education. Message us or call us at 307-856-0999 to reserve your spot!

facebook.com/elevationwh.org

Memorial Day Ceremony at Mountain View Cemetery ~ Monday May 25

Veterans in the community will be holding the annual Memorial Day Ceremony this Memorial Day, Monday May 25th, starting at 10 am at the Riverton Mountain View Cemetery.

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.

Riverton Youth Soccer: Summer Soccer Camp Registration

Get ready for an unforgettable Summer Soccer Camp with Challenger Sports!

With the Soccer World Cup excitement in the air, we’re bringing a true international soccer experience to town—led by coaches from around the world!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: https://challenger.configio.com/pd/266001

Open Hand Ranch Summer Sessions

Summer Sessions registration opens May 5! Call the ranch at 307-851-3709 to register your child for summer sessions.

Sessions are 90 minutes once a week one on one with a mentor. Choose Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays June 2-July 24 with a break June 30-July 4. A parent or guardian must remain on the property throughout the session. A session at Open Hand Ranch consists of a chore, horsemanship training, and crafts or games, All with an emphasis on building our relationship with Jesus!

https://openhandranch.org/partnering-with-us.html

Shoshoni High School FBLA: Business & Craft Fair ~ Saturday, June 13

Shoshoni FBLA is hosting a Business & Craft Fair in order to highlight local businesses and crafters, and to raise money via booth fees and a silent auction for our students traveling to the national competition in San Antonio, Texas in late June.

We are excited to host this event, and are currently looking for businesses and crafters who would want to sell their wares or give out information about their organization at our fair. Booth fees are $65 + a silent auction item donation.

We have 53 out of 55 booth spaces currently available. We ask that our fabulous community share this post far and wide, to let all of our local businesses and crafters know that there is an opportunity to share your business AND support our local youth!

The registration form for vendor booths and more information can be found at this link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScM8limwzjOVgImwZc2wuwvcVoFr4OzqaByKARjjiQnoDr-Kg/viewform

Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/2092898738220374

NOTICE: Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse

We love being part of the Riverton community and truly appreciate all of your support

Our goal has always been to provide a safe, welcoming, and enjoyable environment for all of our customers and staff.

Recently, we’ve experienced an increase in disruptive behavior, including harassment of staff and guests. Because of this, we want to clearly communicate our expectations:

Respect our staff and other customers

No loitering without making a purchase

No intoxicated or disruptive behavior

No threats or property damage

As a private business, we reserve the right to refuse service and ask individuals to leave if these standards are not followed. If necessary, we will involve local law enforcement, including the Riverton Police Department, to ensure everyone’s safety.

We understand that not everyone is going through an easy time, and we encourage those in need to seek help through local community resources. However, we must prioritize the safety and comfort of our guests and team.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to serving you in a safe and positive environment.

Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse

C.A.T.S. Museum: April 2026 Calendar

CATS Museum Facebook page: facebook.com/CentralWYCATS

Riverton's the "Real" Market Place ~ Tuesdays, April 21-Oct 6

Get info and updates on their Facebook page.

Riverton Aquatic Center: 2026 Spring Hours

Visit the the RAC Facebook page for info and updates:

rivertonaquaticcenter

Riverton Branch Library: Online Lecture Series - April thru June 2026

Come explore the world with us!

Join us at the Riverton Branch Library for the Road Scholar Online Lecture Series—a monthly opportunity to learn, discover, and travel through engaging virtual presentations.

Each session brings fascinating topics in history, culture, science, and more—all led by expert speakers. It’s the perfect way to connect with your community while expanding your horizons!

All are welcome—don’t miss the journey!

Girl Scout Cookie Booths Open March 20 Across Montana and Wyoming

Find Cookie Booth Locations Near You with Your ZIP Code 

BILLINGS, MT — March 10, 2026 — Girl Scout Cookie season is one of the most anticipated times of the year for communities across Montana and Wyoming. During this annual tradition, Girl Scouts participate in the world’s largest entrepreneurial program for girls, building confidence and essential life skills while funding troop activities and adventures. 

“Cookie booths are one of the most exciting parts of the season because girls get to meet their communities face-to-face,” said Briana Rickman, Director of Public Relations and Development with Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming. “Every box purchased helps girls build confidence, practice leadership skills, and work toward goals like camping trips, travel opportunities, and service projects.” 

If you didn’t get a chance to pre-order your favorite cookies, there’s still time to support local Girl Scouts. Cookie Booth sales begin on Friday, March 20, giving customers the opportunity to purchase cookies directly from Girl Scouts throughout their communities. 

By supporting the Girl Scout Cookie Program, customers help girls develop valuable skills such as goal setting, decision-making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. 

Girl Scout troops will host cookie booths at locations ranging from neighborhood grocery stores to large retail outlets from March 20 through April 12. To find a booth near you, visit www.gsmw.org/findcookies and enter your ZIP code to view booth locations, dates, and times. 

This year, Girl Scouts will offer up to nine cookie varieties at Cookie Booths, including Thin

Mints®, Caramel deLites®, Peanut Butter Patties, Peanut Butter Sandwich, Trefoils, Adventurefuls, Lemonades, the gluten-free Caramel Chocolate Chip, and the new Exploremores™ cookie. 

New for the 2026 season, Exploremores™ are a rocky road ice cream–inspired sandwich cookie featuring chocolate cookie wafers filled with marshmallow and toasted almond–flavored crème. The new cookie celebrates the spirit of exploration at the heart of Girl Scouting and will be available at cookie booths and through online sales.  

Most cookie varieties sell for $6 per package, while Caramel Chocolate Chip cookies are $7 per package. The Caramel Chocolate Chip variety may not be available at all booths. 

Customers can also support the Cookie Share program by purchasing cookies to be donated to hometown heroes, food banks, and community organizations across Montana and Wyoming. 

If a Cookie Booth isn’t available in your community, you can still support local Girl Scouts by purchasing cookies online. Visit www.gsmw.org/findcookies to connect with a troop near you or support Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming outreach troops, which help bring Girl Scouting to underserved girls. 

All net revenue from the Girl Scout Cookie Program—every dollar after the baker is paid—stays local, benefiting Girl Scouts in Montana and Wyoming. Troops use their earnings to fund experiences such as travel, outdoor adventures, community service projects, and leadership programs. 

For more than 100 years, Girl Scouts and their supporters have helped make the iconic cookie program a success while building skills, confidence, and community impact every step of the way. 

Riverton Wednesday Farmers Market seeks members and volunteers

Pssssst. Psssssst! Market season is just around the corner, and we are looking for leaders and volunteers to help make this year another success!

The 2026 season will run May 27-October7, Wednesday evenings from 5-7pm in Riverton City Park! More information on vendor and sponsor opportunities coming soon.

Interested in getting involved? We would love to have you on the team. Contact us at wednesdayfarmersmarket307@gmail.com and let us know how you are able to contribute.

The 2026 RFM is proudly presented by WyoToday

Riverton Senior Center: Learn how to Protect Yourself from Scams - March 6, 16 & 26

 Hello Everyone! This is a great opportunity to learn a little about protecting yourself from getting scammed! We hope you enjoy these discussions!

The Riverton Senior Center is located at 303 E. Lincoln Avenue.

On Facebook: Riverton Senior Citizens Center

City of Riverton: Community Service Contract Funding Applications Now Open

The City of Riverton is now accepting applications from community service organizations for Fiscal Year 2026! This funding supports organizations that deliver critical services benefiting Riverton residents and supplement core municipal functions.
Organizations must complete the application form in its entirety, and you’re welcome to include any supporting documentation that will help the City Council understand your services and impact.
How to Apply
Email your completed application to mharris@rivertonwy.gov
Please use the subject line: FY26 Community Contract Funding Application
Deadline: 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, March 31, 2026
Council Work Session Presentations: Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Full details and the application form are available on the City’s website under Latest News on the homepage at www.rivertonwy.gov.
The City appreciates the essential work our community partners provide and looks forward to reviewing this year’s submissions.

Fremont County 4-H Horse Project: Spring Horse Clinic

Our spring horse clinic will be on Saturday April 11 from 3-5pm. This is educational and no personal horses are needed for the event. We will hold a beginner-only riding practice beforehand for anyone that is interested from 1:30-3:00. Please sign-up using this link to let us know you'll be there!

CLICK HERE to sign up!

On Facebook at: 

Fremont County 4-H Horse Project, WY 

Goat Tying Clinic - Sunday, March 8

Goat Tying Clinic - Sunday, March 8 at 8AM.

Text 307-709-2311 for more info.

Facebook: CWC Rodeo