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Powell High School Alumni Association

P.O. Box 695

Powell, WY 82435

Heart Mountain Disabled American Veterans #11

1494 Ln. 14

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-2346

VFW Post 5054

253 South Fair Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-9241

Powell Elks Lodge #2303

581 North Clark Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-2995

Greater Yellowstone Coalition

1285 Sheridan Avenue

Suite 220

Cody, WY 82435

(307) 527-6233

Powell MakerSpace

328 E. 3rd St.

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 254-9270

American Legion Post # 26

143 S. Clark Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-3411

Park County Arts Council

Cody, WY 82414

(307) 899-6693

Forward Cody

1130 Sheridan Avenue #200

Cody

WY, 82414

(307) 587-3136

Eagles Lodge #2426

131 North Clark Street

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 754-4242

Soroptimist International of Powell

Powell, WY 82435

(307) 254-4949

Serve Wyoming

330 S. Center Suite 317

Casper, WY 82602

(307) 234-3428

CASA of the 5th Judicial District

1388 Rumsey Avenue

Cody, WY 82414

(307) 587-4361

FOAL Friends of a Legacy

P.O. Box 1043

Cody, WY 82414

(307) 754-4930

Rotary Club of Powell Wyoming

P.O. Box 417

Powell, WY 82435

Bear feeding was as popular if not more popular th

Bear feeding was as popular if not more popular than geyser watching in Yellowstone until 1970. Huge garbage pits were set up for bears to come root around, and for people to observe. This was part of the Yellowstone experience. According to Horace M. Albright, Yellowstone superintendent in the 1920s and later second director of the National Park Service, bears also started appearing along roadsides, knowing people would stop and throw out food to them. Please keep in mind that Yellowstone is still bear country. The best practices for staying safe include carrying bear spray and NEVER feed bears. Bears that become dependent on human food may become aggressive towards people and must be killed. Plan your trip to YNP and see how many wild animals you can spot. #VisitPowell

John Wesley Powell is our namesake in #PowellWy!

John Wesley Powell is our namesake in #PowellWy! He was a one-armed #freeclimber. As a waterman, professor, geologist, and explorer he shaped agriculture in the west.

How can we honor him? ➡️With a 2 Day Festival https://powellchamber.org/JWP

🥃Bourbon Tastings in the Bearded Tent 🌽Cornhole Tournament 💃Community Dance 🫖Teetotaler Tent 🎨Drink & Draw and more!

🚲🚴20-mile One-Handed, Bearded Bike Race. https://www.bikereg.com/jwp-bearded-gravel-grinder When you sign-up this year you get TRAILBLAZER status! Which means when you ride next year you get special treatment and $10 off registration. If you are a SPONSOR TRAILBLAZER this year you get $50 off your sponsorship next year and every year after that.

#VisitPowellWY #Wyoming #ParkCountyWY #JWPdays #gravelgrinder #funride

Yellowstone has more than 500 active geysers (more

Yellowstone has more than 500 active geysers (more than half of the world’s geysers and the largest collection). Not all geyser eruptions are predictable. Some geysers in the park erupt every few hours, while some erupt irregularly, only a few times a year. For example, the Giantess geyser goes entire years without erupting and when it does can last between 4 to 48 hours! Powell is part of the greater Yellowstone ecosystem and only 90 minutes from the east gate. #EastGateYP #VisitPowell

Mark your calendars for JWP Festival May 21 & 22,

Mark your calendars for JWP Festival May 21 & 22, 2021.
https://powellchamber.org/john-wesley-powell/

Four rowboats were shipped to Wyoming in 1869 for John Wesley Powell’s one-thousand-mile journey through the Grand Canyon that lasted 99 days. John Westley Powell and his men completed the journey without life jackets and in wooden boats.

During John Westley Powell’s second river expedition, he had a wooden armchair strapped to his boat, the Emma Dean named after Powell’s wife.

A testament to how difficult rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon is that it took another 80 years for the next 100 people to complete the journey.

John Westley Powell’s adventures were turned into a Disney film in 1960 called Ten Who Dared.

The ten men on the journey included a printer, three mountain men, a possible fugitive & cook, 2 skilled boatsman, a botanist and a soldier that agreed only because he would get a discharge from the army.

Did you know that 96% of Yellowstone National Park

Did you know that 96% of Yellowstone National Park is located in Wyoming, 3% in Montana and 1% in Idaho. The park is larger than Rhode Island and Delaware combined. Come visit the place that we call home and see why we love Wyoming. #VisitPowell #Wyoming