All are welcome to break bread with us on Thursday July 23, 2026 at 11:30am. We’ll be eating at Creekside (former Duffy’s Bluff). Probably outside. Separate tickets, unless we find one of those billionaires to fund us.

This is an informal, social gathering among like-minded people. See you there!

Lisa Kinney, candidate for Wyoming U.S. House seat, has drawn our attention to a possible Rule Change.

You can make your comment here, and read her web page about the issue here: https://lisakinneyforcongress.com/us-forest-service/

The deadline is July 31, 2026!

Proceeds Benefit William D. McIntyre Scholarship
Drawing will be on Sept. 1st at the Buffalo Theater
Tickets—$5 each or 5 for $20

The “Buffalo Proud” basket can be seen at the JC Library in Buffalo, WY. Contact Lois to buy tickets.

“Buffalo Proud” Basket Contents

• 1 Plush stuffed bison from The Petting Zoo collection
• 1 Bison-shaped Wyoming bumper sticker
• 1 Zephyr baseball cap featuring a many-colored embroidered bison
• 2 matching Crazy Woman Canyon t-shirts (choose the size at the Gatchell Museum)
• 1 Buffalo Rodeo t-shirt (choose the size at the Bucking Buffalo Longmire store)
• 1 Buffalo scarf
• 2 mugs, one featuring a hand painted bison and one a souvenir of Buffalo, WY
• 2 8oz. bags of coffee beans from Skyway Roasters

Bill worked hard as a logger in the uranium fields and a pumper in the Salt Creek oil field before moving with his family to a ranch east of Kaycee where he and his wife, Dixie, raised three sons. He always valued education and the importance of students having a variety of educational options.

In his retirement, Bill continued to serve others as a valuable member of the Johnson County Public Library Board of Trustees, a Board member and volunteer for the Hoofprints of the Past Museum, drove the K.A.T.S. bus in Kaycee and served as Chairman of the Johnson County Democratic Party for several terms.

In memory of Bill’s leadership and outstanding community contributions, the William D. McIntyre Scholarship was created. Since the scholarship’s creation, twelve scholarships of $500 each have been
awarded to graduating HS students from Buffalo and Kaycee.

Proceeds from this raffle directly fund the scholarship program and support Johnson County graduating seniors.

Although the scholarship is offered by the Johnson County Democrats, political affiliation of applicants is not identified nor considered in awarding scholarships.