Museum overseers pursuing addition

The boards overseeing the Bighorn Basin Dinosaur and Geoscience Center and the Greybull Museum are exploring a partnership with the Town of Greybull on the potential construction of a 3,000 square foot addition that would house casts of dinosaurs discovered in this area.
Representatives of the two boards intend to make a presentation to the Greybull Town Council at Monday night’s meeting.  They have identified the area on the east side of the Greybull Museum, where there is currently a covered picnic shelter with lawn on both sides, as their preferred location.
The two boards have met on a couple of occasions, with the most recent being last Thursday evening.  What emerged from that discussion was a plan, according to Bill Hayes, who serves on the geoscience center board.