Casper Buzz Announces Randi Wittler as New CEO! |
Casper native Randi Wittler takes the helm as founder shifts focus to statewide Wyoming Forged launch. |

Casper native, former law enforcement officer, and local business owner brings a passion for community service, entrepreneurship, and connecting Casper residents. CASPER, WYOMING | September 29, 2026 — Casper Buzz Media Group, LLC is pleased to announce the appointment of Randi Wittler as the new Chief Executive Officer of Casper Buzz, marking an exciting new chapter for the growing local media and community information platform. Born and raised in Casper, Wittler brings a strong connection to the community, a background in public service, and firsthand experience as a Wyoming small business owner. Her appointment reflects Casper Buzz's continued commitment to strengthening community connections, supporting local businesses, and making it easier for residents and visitors to discover everything happening throughout Casper. A Casper Native With a Commitment to Community
Wittler graduated from Kelly Walsh High School in 2011 and went on to serve as a police officer from 2016 through 2023. During her seven years in law enforcement, she developed an even deeper appreciation for the people, families, and businesses that make Casper unique. Her experience serving the community helped shape her understanding of the importance of communication, public engagement, and maintaining strong relationships with the people who call Casper home. Beyond her public service career, Wittler is also an entrepreneur. She owns and operates Wyo Tactical Prints, an online business that combines her creativity, entrepreneurial spirit, and love for Wyoming. Her background in both public service and small business ownership brings a valuable perspective to Casper Buzz as the platform continues expanding its reach and services. Family, Community, and Wyoming Roots
An outdoor enthusiast, Wittler enjoys camping, fishing, working out, and spending time with her family. Her appreciation for Wyoming's lifestyle and its people remains central to her personal and professional life. For Wittler, stepping into the role of CEO represents more than a professional opportunity. It is an opportunity to contribute to the community that helped shape her life. Leading Casper Buzz Into Its Next Chapter
Casper Buzz was established with a straightforward mission: Everything happening in Casper, all in one place. Through its growing digital media presence and mobile application, Casper Buzz connects residents and visitors with local events, businesses, community information, and opportunities to experience the city. As CEO, Wittler will help guide the platform's continued development, strengthen relationships throughout the community, and support its mission of bringing people and local businesses together. Her appointment comes as Casper Buzz continues developing its digital services and expanding opportunities for local businesses, organizations, and residents to connect through one centralized community platform. A Message From Randi Wittler
Wittler expressed enthusiasm for helping the company build on its existing foundation and become an increasingly valuable resource for the entire community.
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Congratulations Randi, from another Kelly Walsh grad!
I'll be interested to see what changes under Randi.
Good to hear Randi wants to support local businesses.
A former officer running Casper Buzz surprised me.
Hope they list free family activities too.
Looking forward to seeing what Randi does with it.
We’re excited to see Randi lead Casper Buzz’s next chapter, too. Thanks for following along!
Will Casper events show up on both apps?
Congrats, Randi. Casper needs more ways to connect.
I'd use Wyoming Forged when visiting Sheridan.
Nice to have a Casper native in charge.
Nice to see the development team staying in Casper.
January seems soon for a statewide launch.
I always miss local events. Hope this helps!
Will visitors find camping information on Wyoming Forged?
Hope Casper businesses don't get lost in the expansion.
That’s an important concern. Casper Buzz will remain dedicated to Casper, while Wyoming Forged extends the community-focused approach statewide.
Curious how Casper Buzz picks which businesses to feature.
A statewide events app could help on road trips.
Ben C.That would be handy. We always end up looking for something to do when we stop in Sheridan.
Congratulations from another Kelly Walsh grad!
I'd like to see local nonprofits included.
Frank Y.Yes, especially their fundraisers and volunteer days. Those can be easy to miss.
Three kids and a new CEO job, wow. Congrats!
Good luck balancing the CEO job and three kids!
Please include the smaller towns in Wyoming Forged too.
Curious how Casper Buzz and Wyoming Forged will differ.
Hey I know you!!! Congratulations to you Randi you are amazing 🤩!
A statewide app sounds handy for road trips.
I'd love one place to find fishing events nearby.
Congrats Randi! Wyo Tactical Prints has some neat stuff.
Seven years as an officer is a big change from media.
Glad Casper Buzz will still focus on Casper.
Does Wyoming Forged launch in January for every town?
Good luck, Randi. Small businesses could use the attention.
Hope the app gets more weekend events listed.
Kelly Walsh class of 2011, that's my class!
Nice to see a Casper native leading Casper Buzz.
Congratulations on the new role, Randi!
My family always misses events at the last minute.
Please make it easy to submit local events.
Wyo Tactical Prints looks like good small business experience.
Hope the app lists free family activities.
Congratulations, Randi. Casper roots matter around here.
Thank you! Randi’s lifelong connection to Casper is a big part of the perspective she brings to this role.
I'd rather see Casper Buzz improved before expanding statewide.
Luke B.I agree. I'd like to see the Casper event listings kept up to date before they take on the whole state.
Seven years as an officer is real community experience.
Will Wyoming Forged cover the little towns too?
I could use one place to find weekend events.
January seems soon for a statewide launch.
Glad Casper Buzz is staying focused on Casper.
I hope smaller Casper businesses get featured too.
We hear you. Supporting local businesses, including smaller ones, is central to what Casper Buzz is here to do.
Wishing you luck with Casper Buzz, Randi.
Will the app have a full Casper events calendar?
Nice to see a Kelly Walsh grad leading Casper Buzz.
Dave ThompsonAs another Kelly Walsh grad, I thought that was pretty cool too.
Congratulations on the new role, Randi!