Wyoming
Crews to remove final car from Wyoming derailment later this week
WYOMING, Ohio (WXIX) – Works crews are continuing to remove the railcars that crashed during a train derailment in Wyoming on Saturday.
In a statement on Facebook on Monday, the Lockland Fire Department said two of the wrecked rail cars had been removed and crews had begun to remove product from a third.
The department said Wyoming Avenue is still closed.
The three cars were on the CSX line traveling through Wyoming when they derailed at around 8 p.m., spilling white pellets. Emergency crews evacuated everyone within 500 feet of the derailment.
Residents were allowed to return home on Sunday morning.
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CASA of Wyoming Valley to celebrate ribbon-cutting for new location
CASA of Wyoming Valley will celebrate the ribbon cutting of its new location at noon Thursday at 57 N. Franklin St., Kirby Health Center Annex II, Wilkes-Barre. Community members, partners, and supporters are invited to join in commemorating this important milestone for the organization. An open house will follow the ribbon cutting until 2 p.m.
The event will mark CASA of Wyoming Valley’s transition into a new space designed to better support its growing programs and services. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the new location, meet staff, and learn more about the organization’s ongoing work advocating for children in foster care.
CASA of Wyoming Valley serves Luzerne and Wyoming counties by recruiting, training, and supporting volunteer advocates who speak up for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Through its work, the organization strives to ensure every child has a safe, permanent, and nurturing home.
“You never forget your first home. The Friedman group have been wonderful partners and their building was home for our programs first 13 and a half years,” said Ryan Schofield, executive director of CASA of Wyoming Valley. “Growth requires change, and our new home at The Kirby Health Center meets the needs of our growing program. Our team is excited to start this new chapter.”
For information, visit luzernecasa.org or follow CASA of Wyoming Valley on social media.
About CASA of Wyoming Valley
CASA of Wyoming Valley is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for children in the foster care system in Luzerne County. Through trained community volunteers, CASA ensures that each child’s voice is heard and their best interests are represented in court and beyond.
Wyoming
Your Sunday, July 5 Guide: Three things to do in the Oil City
CASPER, Wyo. — Sunday is here, and it’s the perfect day to relax, recharge and reinvigorate so that you’re ready for the upcoming week. It’s also the perfect day for some morning yoga, or to go to the carnival! From a BBQ Cook-off event to the CWFR, this is what’s happening on Sunday in the Oil City.
The Oil City Daily Event Guide is sponsored by Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo.
Start off your Sunday in a great way with Sunrise Yoga at David Street Station, beginning at 7:30 a.m.
“Sunrise Yoga is the perfect way to start your mornings with some care for your body!” the event page states. “Yoga will start at 7:30 a.m. and go till 8:30 a.m. Each morning will have a different instructor and we will have more details on that soon.”
Happening Sunday at 7:30 a.m.

The Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo is hosting its annual Open Class BBQ Contest on Sunday, beginning at 4 p.m.
“Celebrate great food, friendly competition, and community pride during the Open Class BBQ Contest at the Central Wyoming Fair & PRCA Rodeo as part of the 250th Celebration of America,” the event page states. “Open to the public, participants are invited to bring their best prepared BBQ meats to the Industrial Building at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds on Sunday, July 5, 2026, for judging at 5 p.m. Contest categories include beef, chicken, fish, lamb, pork, seafood, and wild game. Entries will be judged on appearance, tenderness/texture, and taste by the committee. While this event is not a public tasting, it’s a great opportunity for BBQ enthusiasts to showcase their skills and be part of the Fair’s ‘Celebrating America’s Spirit festivities.”
Happening Sunday at 4 p.m.
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It’s fair week! The Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo is back at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds, and the entire community is invited.
“The all new Amusement Midway Providers has a combined 100+ years providing safe family fun and entertainment,” the event page states. “We provide carnival rides, games, and food to fairs, festivals and celebrations across the southern states and areas of the Midwest. With all of the fun and activities, guests of all ages can enjoy the excitement. Come one, come all to the best time of your lives. Step right up adults and let your inner child out. Enjoy your children’s pure excitement as you create magical memories that will last you a lifetime. We strive to bring you the best of the best. Safety is a top priority at Amusement Midway Providers. All our equipment is well-maintained and conforms to industry standards.”
Happening Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Wyoming
Casper residents get festive at Independence Day 250 celebration at Ford Wyoming Center
CASPER, Wyo. — The Independence Day fun continues at the Ford Wyoming Center, where Casper residents gathered to listen to music, eat good food, look at cool cars and pass time before the big 10 p.m. fireworks show.
The Events Center festivities are all a part of the Ford Wyoming Center’s Independence Day 250 celebration.
“Casper will commemorate this historic milestone with a citywide Independence Day celebration featuring fireworks, family programming, and immersive patriotic experiences,” the Ford Wyoming Center website states.
There were inflatable houses, tons of vendors, live music, food trucks, a beer garden, a patriotic parade and more. Check out how much fun Casper residents had here:
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