LanderChamber of Commerce

2015 MAY NEWSLETTER

LANDERCHAMBER OF COMMERCE

160 North 1st Street Lander, WY 82520

307-332-3892www.landerchamber.com

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Jeff Young, PresidentTrihydro

Lorielle Morton, Vice PresidentMcKee, Marburger & Fagnant, PC

Krista Lobera, TreasurerHoliday Inn Express & Suites

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John DaileyThe Hitching Rack

Home Source Realty

Susan WeidemanLander Vision Center

Jenna AckermanThe Middle Fork

RaDall Borton Second Amendment Armored Shack

Margie Rowell

PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Brian FabelExecutive Director

Carol KingAssociate Director

Jess RiceVerb Abuse

Rose BurkeEvent Coordinator

May marks my one-year anniversary joining the

Lander Chamber team. Between the guidance of

our board of directors, the help of our Associate

Director Carol King, and the professional development of

the U.S. Chamber Institute program, I feel prepared and

excited looking ahead to year two. The Lander Chamber

of Commerce has done a lot in this past year: developed

and broadened our in-house team (Jess Rice, Rose Burke,

Barb Spyer, Bark Clark, and Molly Herber) revitalized new

publication and materials, and continued to bolster our

member benefits and programming.

One of the revised member benefits we are excited to

release is Lander Bucks: a local currency program (think

credit voucher that can be used at any Lander Chamber

business) for spending and shopping locally. Regardless of

where you stand on the buzz-term “Shop Local” most of

you earn money here in Fremont County. Lander Bucks is

a fun way to share and invest back into the community.

We’re excited to present a creative way to keep money

local and reinforce a local buying habit. (Learn more in

our featured article).

A few more things coming down the road: the

registration forms for our Flower Barrel Program continue

to come in, and there is still time to register for your

cost-effective beautification of your business space. We

continue the preparation for the Fremont Toyota Lander

Brewfest and Lander LIVE. How do these bands sound?

Lucero, Elephant Revival, Donna the Buffalo, Spirit

Family Reunion, Chanman Roots Band, Sol Seed, and

more to come! Go to landerbrewfest.org to pre-purchase

tickets online for a discount—only six weeks left until we

launch summer!

Brian FabelExecutive Director

Lander Chamber of Commerce

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Let ‘er Buck with “Lander Bucks”

Lander

Bucks is a

re-launch

of the former

“Chamber Choice

Certificates.”

Now anyone

can purchase (in

$5/$10/$20/$25

increments)

any combo

denomination of

Lander Bucks at

the chamber and

spend it locally

at any Lander Chamber

business.

Brighten a reward-worthy

employee’s day with a $5

Lander Bucks and treat them

to a latte, sticky bun, or

chokecherry shake. Thank

your neighbor for feeding the

cat and secretly using your

hot tub with $20 of Lander

Bucks (they may in turn use

toward buying you a new

bath mat). Tell your ever-

doting long-distance relative

all you want for Christmas is

a $100 in Lander Bucks (they

can buy online) and—because

you already have too many

expedition socks from your

partner—donate it to your

favorite non-for-profit.

“Shop Local” is more

LOCAL CURRENCY

PAY TO THE ORDER OF

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Lander Chamber of Commerce Members

LANDER BUCKS

Lander Bucks Local Currency Program Lander Chamber of Commerce

May 2, 2015

$20.00

*For demonstration purpose only, purchase your Lander Bucks online or at the Chamber

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than just warm fuzzies and

good karma like eating kale

smoothies for lunch: the

extra $10 you spend locally

doesn’t just support the

primary business. This hard-

won income adventures onto

secondary markets supporting

shipping, wholesalers,

professional services, utilities,

and suppliers. But wait,

there’s more: each transaction

from consumer to second

and third markets also

provides local tax revenue

for convenient infrastructure

such as roads, libraries, public

education, municipalities, and

EMS programs.

So come be part of the

groundswell of a new trend!

Lander Bucks is the latest in

incentivizing programs to

change the way we think,

act, and spend... making

shopping local fun,

relevant, and impactful.

NUTS AND BOLTS

WHO: Lander Bucks

can be purchased by

anyone, given to anyone,

and spent at any Lander

Chamber member

business. An additional

member benefit,

Chamber businesses

may affordably advertise

their logo on the check-

certificate page: a

gentle suggestion to the

shopper where to spend!

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WHAT: Lander Bucks are

actual checks, payable

to “Lander Chamber of

Commerce Members.” They

function like currency

(ummm, they are a real

check) and get cashed like

all-is-well-and-normal at the

bank. They will be available

in various multiples of $5

increments. Do not worry: no

need of an iLeash to plug-in

WHEN: Initial release (in

limited quantities) starting

May 1st, 2015. That’s sparkle-

code for come and get it before

we run out.

WHY: Lander Bucks are

guaranteed local dollars

spent in our community.

They make great gifts,

employee bonuses, event

prizes, thank-you gifts,

and donations. From $5

to $5000+, you can give

a meaningful gift while

guaranteeing supporting the

community. You’re no longer

just hearing “shop local” —

you are shopping local.

HOW: Stop by the chamber

or go online to place

unlimited custom orders. Or

check under the park bench.

We’re going to hide $200

throughout the community

to get this party started.

More about that through the

grapevine. Stay tuned to let

‘er Lander buck.

a FourSquare to read a scan

box to get nailed with 3% in

credit card and non-local fees.

WHERE: Lander Bucks

primarily serves the Lander

area, where 93.7% of our

chamber members reside

and practice. Lander Bucks

are also redeemable at choice

Lander Chamber businesses in

Riverton and Dubois. (Really,

they’re LanderPLUS Bucks.)

Lander Bucks (cont.)

The A.D. Martin

Lumber Company

celebrates a one-year

anniversary with the Lander

Chamber and sixty-one

years in business, with two

locations in Riverton and

Dubois.

Standing out as one of

a handful of local, true

manufacturing industry

businesses in our area, John

Martin, (a fourth-generation

business owner) renewed his

Lander chamber membership

because “A.D. Martin Lumber

does a lot of business in

the Lander area and we

have long standing familial

ties in Fremont County.

Our membership is an

investment and contribution

to our partnership within

this community.”

In addition to supplying

lumber, building materials,

and millwork, A.D. Martin

Lumber Co. is known

distinctly for the signature

A.D. Martin Truss. The truss

team has been designing,

engineering, and building

self-branded trusses since

1984. (For those of you who

do not already own a tool

belt and have a garage filled

with dreamy power tools, the

advantages of building with

to Riverton to work for

the Riverton Lumber

Company, becoming co-

owner and retiring in

1953. Martin partnered

with his two sons, Davis

and Jack, to purchase the

Noble Lumber company

in 1954, forming the present-

day A.D. Martin Lumber

Company. In 1986 Davis and

Jack’s two sons Mike and

Joe purchased the company.

Mike Martin and his son John

now operate the company

and a second location in

Dubois was permanently

established in its current

main street location in 2006.

A.D. Martin Lumber Co.

engineered trusses are quick

assembly and consistency,

allowing builders to dry-in a

structure in a shorter time

frame.) Designer / engineer

Vern Meredith was born and

raised in Lander, graduating

LVHS in 1975. He has been

with A.D. Martin since 1993,

as the lead engineering truss

designer. “We have an extensive

understanding of local building

codes, snow and wind-loading,

and we engineer specifically

for the needs and climate of

Fremont County. Because of our

experience and expertise in this

area, we design and engineer

products that provide quality-

affordable results.”

Original ties to

Lander: The business

founder and namesake,

A.D. Martin, moved to

Lander from Missouri

in 1920 and sold horse-

drawn farm equipment.

He eventually moved

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1 & 2 Wind River Casino Two-Day Native American Day Dance Competition Up to 10K in prizes. 851-5394

1-16 Members Show Free. Open Tues. - Thurs. 10-6pm, and Fri. & Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main Street. 332-5772 landerartcenter.com

2 Dancing with the Stars Fundraiser 5:30-9pm, Lander Community and Convention Center, 950 Buena Vista. Tickets $50. 332-0454

7 Start Your Own Business Seminar Free. Presented by Small Business Development Center, 6:30-8:00pm, Lander Library. 851-2029

9 Help for Health Annual Hospice 5K Walk/Run 8:00am-noon, $15.00, Lander City Park. 856-1206

9 Ultimate Miniature Bullriding 1663 Rodeo Drive, Lander. 349-6400 howlrodeobulls.com

9 7th Annual Shoshoni Days Festival Stick horse races, 4-wheeler poker run, gymkhana, softball tournament, treasure hunt, garage sales, and lots of homemade food and goodies. 876-2777 or 851-1421

21 Business After Hours Free. 5:30-7:30 Acu-Health Acupuncture

22 Wyoming Art Party Free. 6-8pm. Refreshments served. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com

23 Ft. Washakie Annual Moccasin Lake Challenge Race Run or walk 18-21 mile route. New: youngster’s 5-mile route. 8am start. $20 includes T-shirt – finishers get a hoodie. 349-7089. 9 North Fork Rd.

23 Adventure Trek Baldwin Creek Trading Post, hosted by the Fremont County Pioneer Museum. 10-noon. 332-3339, 1443 Main St. fremontcountymuseums.com

30 Red Desert 2nd Annual Run the Red Desert Trail Half Marathon 8am-noon, 332-7031x16.

REPEATING EVENTS2nd Sunday 1:00 pm Fre. Co. Historical Society

Mondays 9:00 am County Commission 11:45 am Lander Art Guild 5:00 pm Book Nook @ The Carnegie 7:00 pm VFW Bingo

Tuesdays 6:00 pm City Council 7:30 pm American Legion

3rd Tuesday 2:00 pm City/School Joint Powers Board

Wednesdays 7:00 am LEADER 8:00 am MLS, Realtors Noon Rotary 6:00 pm Open Studio, Art Center

1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Popo Agie Anglers

1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @ The Oxbow

3rd Wednesday 10:30am Fre Co Suicide Prevention Coalition 349-4495 Thursdays Noon Kiwanis 1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH 7:30pm Marine Corps League

1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends

2nd and 4th Thursday 7:00 pm Elks Lander Lodge #2317

3rd Friday 11:00 am Fre Co Suicide Prevention 349-4495 7:00 pm Senior Center Dance

Saturdays 10:00 am Book Nook on Main Location & Carnegie Room

5:00 pm Wind River 4x4 Assoc.

2nd Saturday 6:00 pm Scotch tasting, Miners Delight Inn, Atlantic City

COMMUNITY DIGEST

Let ‘er Buck Lander BucksMay 2015

Who: Sponsored by Lander Chamber of Commerce

What: We hide Lander Bucks

Where: Delightfully weird places throughout town.

Why: Free money. You tell all your friends and post on your Twitterest account

How: Find Lander Bucks. Go spend it. Send us a picture. We make you famous longtime.

Dancing with the StarsMay 2, 5:30-9pm

Who: Chamber Executive Director Brian Fabel, local professional and hopeful dance artists

What: Where pole dancing and Irish clogging compete

Where: Lander Community & Convention Center

Why: Fundraiser for Community Entry Services

How: Vote online and pre-purchase tix at www.dancingwiththe starslander.com

2015 Lander Brew FestJune 12&13

Who: Anyone who is awesome

What: 40+ Rocky Mountain breweries and 2000+ visitors

Where: Lander City Park

Why: Because it is Lander Brew Fest and it means summer

How: Pre-purchase tickets online at landerbrewfest.org

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

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Business After Hours Calendar of Events

Utilizing Your Member Benefits

Want to get the word out about your job openings, deals/

promotions, and events? We have a few new resources

that make sharing your message easier than ever.

STEP 1) Go to the member benefits page at landerchamber.org to

review membership benefits and the four short-and-sweet educa-

tional videos. (See screenshot below.)

STEP 2) Log in to your personal chamber page by mousing over

“membership” and select “member login.” If you do not have your

log-in and password, call/email the chamber office and we will

provide them.

STEP 3) Once you are in the system, you will see hot deals, job

postings and events. It is also a great idea to update your member

profile with any updates. (See image below... again.)

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EXPLANATION OF TERMS:

Deals and Promotions: These can be

sales, promotions,

announcements,

community

information, or any

relevant information

that you want to get

the word out.

Job Postings: A place

to post job openings.

Events: Fundraisers,

festivals, parties,

concerts, open

houses, etc.... Not

to be confused

with sales and

promotions (see Hot

Deals).

Have a question?

Get in touch with us

at the office at 307-

332-3892 or info@

landerchamber.org

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Photo: Brad Christensen

Thinking of starting

your own business?

The Wyoming

Entrepreneur Small Business

Development Center, Small

Business Administration,

and Lander Chamber of

Commerce are partnering to

bring you a basic overview

for starting a small business

in Wyoming.

The program covers the

stages of business start-

up: defining your business

concept, testing the

feasibility of your business

concept, the business plan,

financing realities, and pre-

launch requirements. This is

designed to be an interactive

program, so bring your

questions.

Contact the WSBDC at

(307) 851-2029 to register

or with question. Wyoming

Entrepreneur SBDC is a

business consulting group

consisting of the Wyoming

Small Business Development

Center, Wyoming

Procurement Technical

Assistance Center, and the

Wyoming Market Research

Center. Our mission is to

help Wyoming entrepreneurs

succeed. Consulting and

most market research

Start Your Own Business

services are free of charge to

Wyoming residents. The SBDC

is funded in part through

a cooperative agreement

with the U.S. Small Business

Administration. Additional

support is provided by the

Wyoming Business Council, and

the University of Wyoming. For

further information, visit our

website at www.WyEn.biz.

Brought to you by:

With Support From:

LanderChamber of Commerce

When: Thursday, May 7

6:30-8:00 pm

Where: Lander Library

(Little Theater)

To Register:www.WyEnbiz/events

or (307) 851-2029

B&B Inc.Dick Parker692 Main St., Lander

Bill’s Quality Auto GlassBill & Sarah Dike4 North Fork Rd, Lander

Blue Cross Blue ShieldTeresa David, Agent325 W. Main St., Riverton

Blue Ridge Apartments1024 E. Main St., Lander

High Country Hearing CenterMike Alley, M.S.125 Main St., Lander

The Ice HouseDick Tann671 Lincoln St., Lander

New York Life InsuranceBeau Wendling906 Main St., Lander

One Shot Antelope Hunt Foundation/Water For Wildlife545 W. Main St., Lander

Phat Foam Insulation, LLCJason Redman191 Tweed Lane, Lander

Premier Bone & Joint CentersJay Carson8160 Hwy 789, Lander

Frank R. Wheeler, M.D.830 Lincoln St., Lander

Wyoming.comSteve Mossbrook937 W. Main, Riverton

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WHERE: 295 GARFIELD STREETWHEN: THURSDAY, MAY 21TIME: 5:30-7:30 P.M.Visit, network,

enjoy the company of fellow business owners, friends & neighbours.

HAVE A GREAT SUMMER,SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER!

UPCOMING BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SCHEDULE

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

info@landerchamber.org | (307) 332-3892 | landerchamber.org

NAME: ________________________________________________BILLING ADDRESS:____________________________

ADDRESS FOR FLOWERS:____________________________PAST PARTICIPANTS:$45 BARRELTotal Number:________________NEW PARTICIPANTS: $80 BARRELTotal Number:________________

Please send this letter and your payment to:Lander Beautifi cation Committee160 N. 1st St., Lander, WY 82520

Payment must be received before your fl owers are delivered.

The Lander Beautifi cation Committee is pleased to offer the fl ower container program again this year to interested businesses and organizations. We would like to invite everyone to be involved with this program, which began in 1991 with the participation of Sprout’s Greenhouse.

This year we are once again offering to refi ll fl ower containers. The price includes the fl owers, the container, delivery, pick up in the fall and storage of the container. It is your responsibility to water the fl owers. Delivery is the 1st week of June, when weather permits.

Flowers this year will be yellow butterfl y daisy and burgandy and deep purple petunias.

To sign up complete the form below and return to the Lander Chamber of Commerce. Payment and registration must be received by May 15 and before your container is delivered.

FLOWER CONTAINER PROGRAM

info@landerchamber.org | (307) 332-3892 | landerchamber.org

BEAUTIFICATIONCOMMITTEE

Daily: Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights: Northern Arapaho Experience Room - Arapaho artifacts and artwork on display. Call in advance for a schedule of Arapaho Elders who share Arapaho language lessons and traditional story telling. Wind River Casino, 10269 Highway 789. Call for times: 851-5394. windriverhotelcasino.com May 1-16 The Lander Art Center presents the "Members Show." Free. This eclectic art show has a wide variety of media and styles. Open Tues. - Thurs. 10-6pm, and Fri. and Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main Street. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com May 2 Riverton Wind River Hotel &Casino Native American Team Dance Contest. Performances attract professional dance teams from around the country. $10,000 in prizes for the best footwork. Dancing starts at 4 pm. Free. Call Herb or Brittney at 349 9656 or 349 6534. 10269 Hwy. 789, windriverhotelcasino.com May 2 Lander Dancing with the Stars Fundraiser, 5:30-9pm, Lander Community & Convention Center, 950

Buena Vista. Tickets $50. Proceeds benefit Community Entry Services. 332-0454, dancingwiththestarslander.com May 2 Riverton United Tribes Spring Powwow: See colorful regalia, artisans, Native American drummers and dancers. Gourd dancing begins at 6pm with the Grand entry 7pm. Enjoy jingle and traditional dance, women's and men's fancy dancing, and men's grass dance. CWC gym in the Student Center. Hear multiple drum groups and see native craft vendors. Closes at 11pm. 2660 Peck Ave., 855-2285 or 349-8264, smaldona@cwc.edu, cwc.edu/powwow May 9 Lander Ultimate Miniature Bullriding, 1663 Rodeo Drive. 349-6400, howlrodeobulls.com May 9 Shoshoni 7th Annual Shoshoni Days Festival with events going on all over the quaint western town of Shoshoni. Enjoy outdoor events all weekend long including stick horse races, 4-wheeler poker run, gymkhana, softball tournament, treasure hunt, garage sales, and lots of homemade food and goodies. 876-2777, 851-1421, thacker_d@outlook.com May 9 Atlantic City "Second Saturday Scotch Sipping at Six" at 7,600 Feet in

Wyoming’s Wind River Range. The tastings begin at 6-9pm. At the historic Miner's Delight Inn Bed and Breakfast "Two-Bit Cowboy Saloon." Tickets $25. 332-0248, bandb@minersdelightinn.com, minersdelightinn.com May 15-16, Riverton Wild Horse Adoption – see wild mustang horses in training. On May 15, 1-3:30pm, clinic for the general public. May 16, open 7:30am with bidding at 10:30am. Riverton Honor Farm minimum-security corrections facility, 40 Honor Farm Rd. Inmates work one-on-one with these wild horses. 352-0302. Free. Public is welcome. Review admission details: blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/Wild_Horses/honorfarm.html May 15 Riverton McDonald’s Kids Exploration Series: Play American Indian and Pioneer Games! 10-11:30am. Riverton Museum, 707 East Park. 856-2665, jacksoncrawford@wyoming.com May 16 Dubois Museum presents: WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series: The POW Camp, by Cheryl O'Brien. 7pm. 909 W. Ramshorn, 455-2284, duboismuseum@gmail.com, duboismuseum.org May 16 Lander McDonald’s Kids

For a complete l ist of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org A L L L I S T I N G S U S E A R E A C O D E 3 0 7 . P l e a s e c o n f i r m t h e l o c a t i o n a n d a l l d e t a i l s i n a d v a n c e . 4-29-15  

Fremont  County  2015  

                       MAY  EVENTS  

 Exploration Series: Native American Arts Day. 1-4pm. Pioneer Museum, 1443 Main St. 332-3339. randywisepioneermuseum@gmail.com May 22-May 31 Lander Art Center presents the "Wyoming Art Party." Artist reception May 22, 6-8pm. Refreshments served. Free. This eclectic art show runs thru July 4. Open Tues.-Thurs. 10-6pm, and Fri. and Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main Street. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com May 22 Ethete Wind River Tribal College Powwow. Grand Entry is 6pm. Ends 11pm. Free. Blue Sky Hall, 506 Ethete Road, 335-8243 May 22-25 Riverton Wind River Muzzle Loaders Memorial Shoot (at the end of Monroe Road). Adult and kids black powder shooting competitions, tomahawk throwing & historical activities. 921-1483, zstetler@yahoo.com, wyomingmuzzleloaders.com, facebook.com/windrivermuzzleloadersassociation May 23 Dubois Museum presents: WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series: Teton Archaeological Project: Matt Stirn and Rebecca Sgouros. 7pm. 909 W. Ramshorn, 455-2284, duboismuseum@gmail.com May 23 Pavillion Ultimate Miniature Bullriding. Outdoor arena is at 424 S. Main. 349-6400, howlrodeobulls.com May 23 Ft. Washakie Annual Moccasin Lake Challenge Race, Run or Walk, with incredible views on the 18-21 mile route. New: youngster's 5-mile route. 8am start (registration 7am). Bring plenty of water and sunscreen. $20 includes a souvenir t-

shirt – finishers get a hoodie. 349-7089. 9 North Fork Rd., mcbuck2th@hotmail.com May 22-25 Riverton will host the 2015 Wind River Casino 41st Saltwater Classic Pro Am Golf Tournament, which attracts top professionals each year. Riverton Country Club. Entry fees start at $225. 4275 Country Club Drive. 856-6771, 856-4779, rccgolf@wyoming.com, rivertoncountryclub.net May 23 Lander Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek: Baldwin Creek Trading Post, hosted by the Fremont County Pioneer Museum. It’s the oldest building still standing and served as an Indian trading post. 10-noon. 332-3339, 1443 Main St., randywisepioneermuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com May 29-30-31 Ethete Yellow Calf Memorial Powwow. Enjoy colorful dancing while sampling traditional food and indian arts and crafts. Start time 7pm each night. Free. Blue Sky Hall, 506 Ethete Road, 332-5286 May 30 Dubois McDonald’s Kid Exploration Series: Flint knapping demonstrations by Tom Lucas. Dubois Museum. 1-3pm, 909 W. Ramshorn, 455-2284, duboismuseum@gmail.com, duboismuseum.org May 30 Riverton Open Mic Night at Mammoth Music. 10-minute slots are available on the last Saturday of each month to musicians, bands, and other stage performers for this family friendly evening. Free admission. 7-8:30pm. 856-0258, 318 East Main St. May 30 Shoshoni Fremont County Youth Rodeo, Art Shanley Memorial Arena, 1st Street and Maple St. 349-6400, howlrodeobulls.com

May 30 Dubois Special Fire Benefit Rodeo, at the Clarence Allison Memorial Arena, just south of town at 5649 Hwy. 287/26. A favorite family friendly event of real western rodeo action geared for all ages: bullriding, bronc riding on bucking horses, team roping, barrel racing, and calf roping just to name a few. Plus mutton bustin’ where kids practice their riding skills on sheep. Tickets $10 adult, kids age 6-12 $5, under age 6 free. 7:30pm. 851-0951, facebook.com/DuboisWYRodeo May 30 Lander The Cowboy State Stock Horse Association Working Cow Horse Summer Series Show. Held at the Lander Old Timers Rodeo Indoor Arena, 1663 Rodeo Drive. Starts 9am. 851-1126. May 30 Red Desert 2nd Annual Run the Red Desert Trail Half Marathon. Race offers 13 and 23 miles of spectacular routes. Meet at White Mountain Petroglyphs parking lot - north of Rock Springs. 8am-noon, 332-7031x16, amy@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org This exciting events calendar is provided by the WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL … Fremont County Lodging Tax Dollars at Work! *Don’t forget to use our hashtag to post your Wind River Country memories at: #windrivercountry

2015  MAY  Events  Continued  

For a complete l ist of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org A L L L I S T I N G S U S E A R E A C O D E 3 0 7 . P l e a s e c o n f i r m t h e l o c a t i o n a n d a l l d e t a i l s i n a d v a n c e . 4-29-15