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Wyoming Arts Council Community Development Grants
The Community Support Grant offers operating and/or project support and arts learning support for organizations that provide services to their community through the arts. Grant funding is available for programs and services that take place between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026.
Seeking Applicants for Economic Development Committee
The Town of Cokeville is accepting applications for its voluntary economic development committee. This committee will be involved in economic development and tourism strategy development.
Congratulations to Cokeville Elementary Principle Deitz and Staff Members. Cokeville Elementary Cokeville Elementary held a celebration for being one of the top five achieving schools in Wyoming out of more 300 schools. Students enjoyed a dance party followed by doughnuts and juice. Congratulations Cokeville Elementary staff, students and parents on this tremendous achievement!
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Cokeville Highlights
Cokeville, Wyoming, a small town nestled in the Bear River Valley near the Idaho-Wyoming border, has a history rooted in frontier settlement and agricultural development. Originally inhabited by Shoshone and Bannock tribes, the area was settled by Mormon pioneers in the late 1870s, who were drawn by the fertile land and abundance of water. The town was officially established in 1881 and named "Cokeville" due to the presence of coal deposits nearby.
Present-Day Cokeville
Cokeville, Wyoming, is in the center of Lincoln County. With a close-knit community of around 500 residents, Cokeville offers a warm welcome to both locals and visitors. The town is a gateway to the stunning Bridger National Forest and rich history of the region, making it an appealing destination for those seeking authentic experiences in Wyoming. .