311 South Elm, Lusk, Wyoming

The Lusk Herald, March 11, 2026

2025- The Year in Review

Mark Miller downsizes after over 34 years

At the end of November (2025) Mark Miller, owner of Body Builders Body Shop, will finalize the sale of his main shop. Afterwards, he will begin to enjoy semi-retirement. Miller, who first began his business over 34 years ago, has decided to downsize. Miller recently cleaned out his main shop and took down his iconic sign. Miller stated that his main shop was sold to Rawhide 
Gymnastics. However, he will retain possession of the back portion of his shop, where he will still do some painting and minor repairs. "I will continue to do minor repairs like windshields, door adjustments and headlights," Miller said. "I am going to stay away from dust and chemicals as muck as I can. I will keep my paint booth and paint system." Miller told the Herald that there have been a number of unpaid debts from prior customers, and it affects small businesses. Miller stresses that the importance of supporting small businesses also depends on receiving  payments in a timely manner.