Husband And Wife Die In Plane Crash

Missoula, MT (July 2, 2021) – The Sheriff and Coroner, TJ McDermott, has released the names of those who tragically perished as a result of a plane crash on Thursday July 1., 2021.

The husband and wife were identified as 42-year-old Brian J. Makar and 43-year-old Carrie R. Makar, both of Burien, Washington.

The Missoula County Sheriff’s Office will continue to assist the National Transportation Safety Board as requested with the ongoing investigaton.

At this time the cause of the crash remains under investigation and has not yet been determined if it was due to pilot error, or medical or any other flight related mishaps.

Heartfelt condolences go out to family and friends during this extremely difficult time.

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Campground Fires Banned Due To Extreme Dry Conditions

Dry conditions are making for a very dangerous fire risk County wide. All backcountry campfires have now been banned, including campground fire rings, until further notice, according to campground officials. “The year 2021 has turned out to be a dryer-than-usual year.”

Any one smoking a cigarette in the woods or backcountry in the Parks, which includes any off-road trails, is also prohibited due to the natural flammable material all around.

Campground rangers have placed marker flags even in the well-established fire rings, cautioning would-be campers from using the banned fire rings until further notice.

Fireworks are also frowned upon in any backcountry and campgrounds and one can be fined and or jailed for violations of the campground and park rules. The Park County Commissioners recently issued a fireworks ban to go into effect on July 5th 2021.

Boom Season For RV Parks, Hotels, Bed & Breakfast’s

Camp grounds are packed and even booked past July 4 in Cody, Wyoming, and in Wyoming regional areas. Most all hotels and motels were fully booked in advance by June 15, 2021. Most of the surrounding Bed and Breakfast entities have been booked up until Sept and late November.

The Beartooth Inn in Cody, Wyoming is at full capacity along with many other Hotels in Cody.

Tourists are coming out of the woodwork, as the saying goes, since the covdi restrictions were lifted nation-wide.

Cody Wyoming is the place to come for adventures and family fun. In a nationwide poll, the state of Wyoming is the “new” come to place since the China Covid pandemic. People are wanting to get away and come West-wardly-bound to escape the daily hum-drum of the city and relax and forget about the world’s problems. This can be done in Cody, Wyoming, any tourist camper will tell you.

Conservative Media Comes To Cody

So glad that a conservative news agency has arrived in Cody and Powell Wyoming. Finally a breath of fresh air. I feel I can breath again since I have an alternative news source to go to and get just the facts and truth and NOT, any liberal Democrat spin. Thanks Wyoming News for bringing your viewership the truth. Much Appreciated.

Winette Page

Powell Wyoming

Cody, A Wonderful Place To Vacation

The other day my kids and I were headed to Walmart to go get groceries from our location at the campground. I happened to notice a high end news vehicle next to me. After looking at their logos, it occurred to me that these guys and gals are in the big city as I have observed these same type of news vehicles every where in San Diego California and Los Angeles.

P.S. Cody is such a wonderful place to visit, we will be back next year again as the locals were so welcoming to us.

Kyle Rambino

San Diego California