Articles from the November 30, 2023 edition
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By Parade of Lights and more holiday fun this weekend
Worland can expect a busy upcoming weekend, as the community prepares numerous events to bring in the holiday spirit. FESTIVAL OF TREES To kick off the weekend, Pinnacle Bank will host the 37th annual Festival of Trees, starting at 6 p.m. on Friday....
Prevention coalition offers opportunities for involvement
Washakie Prevention Coalition (WPC) attended the Washakie County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 21 to share their updates. Coalition members Sheri Gunderson, Katie Kirby and Lila Jolley spoke about how the coalition is working to expand its o...
Sally Patricia Garcia
Sally Patricia Garcia, 68, passed away at the Washakie Medical Center in Worland, Wyoming on Nov. 23, 2023. She was born in Toppenish, Washington on Oct. 26, 1955. Cremation has taken place and services are planned for a later dat... Full story
Frances Yvonne Wiltsey
Frances “Yvonne” Wiltsey, a beloved wife, mother, and pillar of her community, passed away peacefully at her home in Worland, Wyoming on November 23, 2023, at the age of 83. Yvonne lived a life rich in love, family, and creativity. She was born in... Full story
Be smarter than your smartphone
Apple iPhone 17’s new feature NameDrop has created quite a stir over the weekend, with majority of the concerns blown out of proportion. A Facebook post circulating around law enforcement social media...
WHS Speech and debate off to a good start
Worland High School’s Speech and Debate team has competed in two meets already this year, and according to Coach Rick Dorn they have shown promise at both. Dorn is joined again this season by Assistant Coach Emily Myers. He said, “In the early sea...
Memory Tree honors loved ones, raises funds for Special Olympics
Memory Tree has become a traditional way to let someone know you remember them during the Christmas season. Each year, parents and supporters of Special Olympics have a fundraiser in which a person's...
Teacherage project gets new funding amid uncertainty
Hot Springs County School District No. 1 Business Manager Jessica Benefiel detailed her plan to change the funding source for the construction of the district’s teacherage project during the board meeting Nov. 14. Benefiel stated that Elementary a...
Group seeks more pickleball courts
A group of pickleball players addressed the Worland City Council to see if additional courts could be created in Worland parks. Shane Wood said, “Pickleball is now the fastest growing sport in America...
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