Articles from the December 5, 2015 edition
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Karla's Kolumn
After more than a year of working on four health care facilities in Wyoming, the Wyoming Task Force on Department of Health Facilities finally ruled out one option for the Wyoming Retirement Center, the option to close the facility entirely. The...
By Gingerbread contest at the Washakie County Library
WORLAND – Building a Gingerbread house is something that many families do together during the Christmas season. The Friends of the Worland Library would like people to showcase their building skills this year for the 5th annual Gingerbread contest at...
While job growth lifts most of US economy, oil patch suffers
WASHINGTON (AP) — The falling oil and gasoline prices that for months have coincided with strong U.S. hiring have helped most Americans. But they’ve come at a painful cost for workers in the energy and mining sector: 122,300 lost jobs in the pas...
Big Jim and the Cowboy Bar
MEETEETSE – “I probably shouldn’t be sitting with my back to the door,” Jim Blake said with a sly grin as he looked over his shoulder before submitting to an hour-long interview. “That’s how Hickok...
Championship Bond
WORLAND – After Worland's state volleyball title in 1989, Duane Groshart – then Sports Editor of the Northern Wyoming Daily News – wrote, "It will be a long time before we see such a team again...
UW Trustees to consider three finalists for presidency
LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has identified three finalists for the university presidency and scheduled public appearances on campus for each beginning Monday, Dec. 7. The candidates are Jeremy Haefner, senior vice p...
CHAMPIONSHIP BOND
WORLAND – After Worland's state volleyball title in 1989, Duane Groshart – then Sports Editor of the Northern Wyoming Daily News – wrote, "It will be a long time before we see such a team again...
