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Believer of God | Sports Media | Program Director at Riverfront Broadcast | A realistic #DallasCowboys Fan
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Yellowstone National Park Sees Increase In Number Of Visitors

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By Mac Watson, Wyatt Burichka Verified
| Big Horn Radio Network
Yellowstone National Park is announcing that the park has hosted 992,352 recreation visits in July 2024, which is up 2% from July 2023 (969,692 recreation visits). This July’s visitation showed an 8% decrease from July 2021 (1,080,767 recreation visits). So far in 2024, the park has hosted 2,626,091 recreation visits, up 7% from 2023 (2,462,535 recreation visits), and down 2% from 2021 (2,668,765 recreation visits).
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UPDATE: Clearwater Fire Has Consumed 138 Acres, Zero Percent Containment

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By Mac Watson, Wyatt Burichka Verified
| Big Horn Radio Network
The Park County Sheriff’s Office is giving an update on the wildfire that started on July 19th after a lightning strike. Dubbed the “Clearwater Fire,” located 11 miles west of Wapiti, the fire has consumed 138 acres and has 0% containment. Currently, there are 94 people who are monitoring the fire which is still in a remote part of Park County, located on a ridge line between the Elk Fork and June Creek drainages, approximately one mile south of Clearwater Campground.
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Join Us for Bus-Tin' Back to School

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By Wyatt Burichka Verified, Mac Watson
| Big Horn Radio Network
Get ready for a smoother back-to-school season,  Big Horn Basin Media and Hunter Clean Care! are Bus-Tin Back to School. We are teaming up with other local businesses to make it easier on you this school year. Starting in August, Kodi the Big Horn Basin Media Buss will be touring various locations to collect school supply donations.
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