The County 10 Podcast

Fremont Therapy Group is celebrating 30 years of serving the community, and on this episode of The County 10 Podcast, we sat down with Jorden James and Cassey Lynn to talk about some of the specialized care available right here in Riverton. The conversation highlights the clinic’s continued focus on helping people move better, feel better, and get back to doing the things they love, while also encouraging listeners to follow Fremont Therapy Group on social media and take advantage of their free consultations.Jorden James, a Riverton native, shares his background in kinesiology, physical therapy, and golf, including his experience as a collegiate golfer and coach at Central Wyoming College. Now a Doctor of Physical Therapy with interests in orthopedic rehab, sports rehab, and vestibular rehab, Jorden explains how his Titleist Performance Institute certification helps him assess the physical side of golf performance. Rather than coaching swing mechanics, he looks at mobility, strength, balance, and motor control to identify limitations that may affect performance or increase injury risk for everyone from young golfers to older adults.Cassey Lynn also brings an important perspective to the episode as she discusses women’s health, especially after pregnancy. It is a helpful reminder that physical therapy can play a major role in recovery, strength, and confidence for women in different stages of life.

Country music singer Jason Pritchett is getting ready for his first ever show in Wyoming. He'll play at Central Wyoming College, part of the Central Wyoming Innovation & Entrepreneurship Conference. Jason tells us about what we can expect from his show and his love of country music.

Curt Galitz and Suzie Koehn join us on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club of Riverton.We discuss services the program offers, how you can help and their annual Awards & Recognition Breakfast.This year, the event is set for Wednesday, April 22nd at the Fremont Center.

(Shoshoni, WY)- On this episode, Vince Tropea and I head to Shoshoni Career Day, where we connected with a small group of students who chose to learn more about the world of media. From radio and podcasting to storytelling and content creation, it was a fun conversation about what goes on behind the scenes and the many paths a career in media can take. We loved the chance to visit with these students, answer questions, and share a little about what makes this industry so exciting. We’re thankful to Shoshoni for welcoming us in and giving us the opportunity to connect with students who are curious about communication, creativity, and the power of local stories.

(Riverton, WY) – Riverton High School girls basketball will have an off-season coaching shake-up as Mike Bozner announced this week his decision to resign from the program. “It’s one of the toughest things I’ve ever had to do as a coach,” Bozner told County 10 about his decision. “Walking away from a program that you love and care about is really tough. It’s been a great ride for three years, sometimes things happen, and you’ve gotta pick family or work.” Bozner’s teams improved by a single win each of his three seasons. In the ’23-’24 season they’d tally 5 wins. The following year was 6 and in ’25-’26 they picked up 7 victories. Unfortunately they did not attain their ultimate goal of qualifying for the state tournament. The last two seasons the Lady Wolverines fell short of that goal by a single game, going 1-2 at regional tournaments in Rock Springs and Evanston. Coach “Boz” admitted that he’s been emotional about saying goodbye to the program. “I had a squishy moment, we had our banquet and they got to see my true emotion. You try to be strong, but when it’s time to leave them, you have to put it all in perspective.” He added that while he’ll miss coaching games, it was the practices, bus rides and team bonding moments he’ll cherish. “The summertime program, the individual work I gave each of these girls. I’ll miss a lot of things actually. I truly love this team, I love these girls, I care about them, I want their lives to be successful.” The coaching shift this off-season will also be felt at the JV level. Jessalyn Meeks, JV Coach and Assistant Varsity Coach for the last three seasons also announced she’ll be stepping down. Over the last few months, Mike and some other community members have gathered to discuss plans for a recreation center they’d like to see in Riverton. He discussed these plans further on the County 10 Sports Podcast (listen below) and vowed to continue to make it a priority, even from a distance. He told us that he’ll be relocating to Missouri soon. His wife is currently undergoing a series of medical treatments and they’ll be moving closer to a facility in which those treatments are possible. The Bozner’s grandkids also live in the “Show-Me State,” and they’re eagerly awaiting the arrival of their newest this summer. To hear our full chat with Coach Bozner, click the player below or search for the County 10 Sports Podcast on any major podcast platform!

Mike Hoyt from the Bootstrap Collaborative and Tash Harris from Central Wyoming College join us to discuss more about the upcoming Central Wyoming Innovation & Entrepreneurship Conference. The event happens at Central Wyoming College in Riverton April 23-24.For more event information visit cwc.edu/cwie

Joe Stong and Shawn Griffin from Community Entry Services join the show to discuss the 11th annual Dancing With The Stars Of Fremont County event.This year, the fun happens on Saturday, April 25 at the Lander Community & Convention Center. Tickets are on sale now!