As the novel coronavirus continues to spike through the summer, health officials from across Wyoming say the spread can't be attributed to large clusters but rather to small gatherings and younger people.

While the order allows for brick-and-mortar K-12 schools, community colleges and the University of Wyoming to reopen, it provides guidance on how that process must play out.

In Natrona County, 183 confirmed cases and 32 probable cases have been announced.

There are now 2,333 confirmed cases, 475 probable cases, 1,799 confirmed recoveries and 374 probable recoveries in Wyoming.

"We haven't been able to trace any of our recent cases to July 4th activities, including the Stampede," Park County's health officer said.

It's unclear how long the restaurant will be closed; the answering machine at the restaurant indicates that the business is closed for "unforeseen" circumstances.

All three visitors sought treatment at in-park clinics, and, in the case of at least two, "it is highly likely these visitors had the virus prior to entering the park."