Lander, United States (Local)
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Mick Pryor's coverage primarily focuses on local history and community-related themes, particularly in Dubois, Wyoming. His articles often feature historical figures and events specific to the region.
Given this focus, individuals with a strong knowledge of local history or those who have personal connections to the topics covered would be valuable sources for Mick Pryor’s articles. Experts in fields related to agriculture & farming may also find opportunities to contribute insights into historical farming practices or key agricultural events in the area.
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By: Mick Pryor, Edward Jones
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Long before we were here, elk moved. They summered in the high country of what is now the Teton Wilderness, crossed the Continental Divide, and descended into the upper Wind […]
By: Mick Pryor, Edward Jones
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. This year, 2026, marks the 250th anniversary (semiquincentennial) of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and the creation of the United States of America. While celebrations are being planned […]
Fremont County EMS has been in the news and public eye over the last year more than years past.
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Every May, the Wyoming Alliance for Historic Preservation celebrates Historic Preservation Month, but at the Dubois Museum, preserving history is a commitment that continues every day of the year. Scattered […]
By: Edward Jones, Mick Pryor
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. -By Seth McFarland Sometimes history reveals itself in unexpected ways. While installing the Dubois Museum’s newest exhibit on the outfitters and packers of Fremont County, museum staff made an extraordinary […]
By: Mick Pryor, Edward Jones
In honor of her father, husband, and other veterans of the Civil War and Spanish- American War, Belle had this monument erected at Mountain View Cemetery next to the Doll and Mote family plot.
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Lander and the Wind River Mountains have attracted visitors since the area was settled. A hunting mecca, sportsmen would take the train to Green River or Rawlins, then stage coaches to […]
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Long before the sagebrush flats of the Wind River Valley took their modern shape, a bison twice the mass of a linebacker moved across this landscape in herds that stretched […]
By: Mick Pryor, Edward Jones
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. Jami Cannon Draftsman Frank H. Allyn—the first Engineering graduate from the University of Wyoming and, later, the second Postmaster of Riverton (1907-1914)—acquired lots when Riverton opened for settlement on August […]
By: Mick Pryor, Edward Jones
A series where we take a #lookback at the stories and history of our community, brought to you by Mick Pryor, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones. – Seth McFarlandThe Continental Divide is a major hydrological boundary extending from Alaska through the Americas. In the United States, it generally follows the high spine of the Rocky Mountains. […]
