Garrett Ammesmaki is a local journalist based in Cody, Wyoming. He writes for The Cody Enterprise, focusing on community news and events. His articles cover a range of topics, including local businesses, outdoor activities, editorial pieces, and human interest stories.
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Cody, Wyoming, United States (Local)
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Cody Regional Health hosted almost 100 health care professionals from around the region and country this weekend for training.
Cody High School drama students offered a curious concoction of plays in their presentation last Friday in an unusual venue.
Jess Lewis dances with her husband Brandon during waltz dances lessons on Tuesday at The Colonel. The lessons, hosted by Mark Fisher and Jill Roberts, are scheduled throughout April and
It’s no secret that the Enterprise is struggling. Ever since the mass departure of employees last summer, it’s been a tough road forward.
Snow on Wednesday morning embellishes “Work to be Done,” the sculpture outside the Cody Heritage Museum on main street.
Snow blankets the red buffalo sculpture across fromm City Park on Wednesday, April 17.
By Garrett Ammesmaki and Chris Bacon Editor, [email protected]
Congratulations to Trey Schroeder for signing to Colby Community College in Colby, Kansas, to play baseball. From left: Jerimiah Johnston, Andy Schroeder, Trey Schroeder, Ambe Schroeder, Beau White.
After spending their entire lives renting, two families will soon move into their new homes.
Spring was in the air Tuesday at Livingston Elementary, as the Cody Conservation District and Livingston second-graders put their green thumbs to work planting flowers.
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