Articles from the March 21, 2017 edition
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Hats off to Wyoming agriculture
On National Ag Day and every other day, I take my hat off to the Wyoming agriculture industry. It is, reliably, Wyoming’s third largest industry. It is a cornerstone of Wyoming’s financial stability with more than 11,000 farms and ranches and $1....
Ensuring a safe food supply for Wyoming
While state meat plant inspections may not be the first thing you think about when you hear about the Wyoming Department of Agriculture, it is an important part of the work the department does for citizens and the agriculture industry in Wyoming. As...
The strongest in 'The Basin'
WORLAND - The second annual Heavy Metal Classic powerlifting competition is in the books in what showcased some of the strongest lifters the Big Horn Basin has to offer. In total, 33 lifters from...
Worland track starts the season off on the right foot
CASPER - The Worland High School track team got their season underway at the Glen Legler Memorial Early Bird invite Saturday at Natrona High School in Casper. About half of the Worland team traveled...
Firefighters respond to the Tongue Canyon Fire
SHERIDAN – Forest Service and Dayton Volunteer Fire Department firefighters responded to a reported wildfire in the Tongue River Canyon yesterday. The fire was reported by a hiker at about 3 p.m. Sunday. The fire has burned about 30 acres in t...
Greear disappointed in governor's veto of Wyoming Repeal Gun Free Zones Act
CHEYENNE – On Wednesday, Governor Matt Mead vetoed House Enrolled Act 107 (HEA107), originally House Bill 137, which would have allowed the concealed carry of firearms to governmental meetings (the bill would not have altered already legal open c...
Public Notice Transfer of Liquor License Gooses
Public Notice Transfer of Liquor License Gooses... Website