For years, youth sports in Wyoming faced the challenge of limited space for games, practices and tournaments. That all changed with the WYO Sports Ranch, a state-of-the-art facility designed to provide unparalleled access and opportunity for young athletes.

For Ashley, owner of Lasiter Homestead, baking bread is a skill and a calling. A homeschooling mom of four “wildlings” and a passionate keeper of traditional knowledge, she found her spark in the art of sourdough. “I fell head over boots in love with the intricate process,” she says. “Sharing it with others brings my heart so much joy.”

Ten years ago, Candace stood at a crossroads. Working in psychiatric facilities as a social worker, she felt called to something deeper: something more connected, more healing and more personal.

For over 50 years, Wyoming Family Practice has been at the forefront of medical education and patient care. Originally established as a residency program, the need for specialized geriatric care in rural Wyoming soon became undeniable.

For Lisa Dodds, baking has always been more than a hobby; it’s a heartfelt tradition rooted in cherished holiday memories spent alongside her mother in the kitchen.

For Shane Green, launching Blackout Window Tinting wasn’t just opening a shop; it was about bringing a fresh level of craftsmanship, convenience and community pride to Natrona County.

For the team at Wyo Ortho, orthodontics is about straightening teeth and transforming lives. The journey began with a personal experience for Dr. Jones. After seeing firsthand the difference braces made in both function and self-confidence, his passion for orthodontics was ignited. That passion eventually grew into a business.

For Jessica and Rebecca, Legacy Property Management is more than a job; it’s a calling. As Casper locals and licensed real estate professionals, they saw a need for thoughtful, trustworthy property management that truly serves both owners and tenants. They built Legacy with the simple, yet powerful philosophy to treat every property like it’s their own.

In the fall of 2022, Cece and Dana saw a gap in Casper’s pet care landscape and decided to fill it with something exceptional. Their own dogs had attended local boarding and daycare services. When the trusted manager (Kylee) left, the remaining options didn’t meet their high expectations.

In 2019, Community Health Center of Central Wyoming (CHCCW) recognized a growing gap in pediatric care in the Casper community. With many local pediatricians retiring or preparing to do so, families were facing a future with limited access to essential healthcare for their children.

For nearly four decades, Nora Fagan has been creating and curating one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces that capture the beauty of life’s most meaningful moments. Her journey began long before the doors of Fagan Diamond Jewelers first opened.

In the heart of a long Wyoming winter, with snow falling outside and creativity stirring within, Tiffannie dreamed up an idea that wouldn’t go away. Already the successful owner of an established salon and bridal business, she envisioned something new; something that would combine her passion for beauty, celebrations and unforgettable experiences.

For nearly a century, Casper Monuments has been a cornerstone in the community, helping families memorialize their loved ones with dignity, care and a deeply personal touch. Owned by Rick and Larina Potter, this family-run business is rooted in both tradition and artistry that blends generations of craftsmanship with heartfelt service.

Courtney McKee grew up with a front-row seat to the world of financial advising. Watching her father build meaningful client relationships, lead investment seminars and foster a sense of family with those he served left a lasting impression. Today, Courtney proudly carries that legacy forward as a second-generation female Financial Advisor and CFP® professional with Agility Wealth Management, a branch of Raymond James serving Casper and clients nationwide for over 30 years.

It all started with a robin. A DIY cold plunge in a borrowed horse trough turned into a very real wake-up call when one morning’s routine revealed an unfortunate feathered floater. That moment sparked more than just a shiver; it sparked an idea.

For Naomi, opening Plato’s Closet wasn’t just a business decision; it was a personal one. As a mom of two growing kids, she saw firsthand how limited the options were for teen and young adult fashion in Casper. Clothes were either too expensive, too mature or simply not reflective of her kids’ style.

Raising a child with attachment disorders or trauma-related challenges can feel isolating, but it doesn’t have to be. The Alliance for Attachment Injured Families was founded by a small group of Wyoming families who had adopted children through foster care. United by shared experiences and a desire for connection, they created a space where others could find the support, education and encouragement they had so desperately needed.