Articles from the April 11, 2018 edition
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WHS Track set to host D & D Invite Thursday
WORLAND - Weather has spoiled the Worland track and field team's past two meets, with meets in Buffalo and Powell canceled due to snow, but this Thursday Worland will be back in action as they host...
Spring burning? Plan ahead, avoid burning in state rights-of-way
WORLAND - As temperatures begin to warm and the winter snows melt, many ranchers, farmers and other people head outside to begin their annual agricultural burns. Each year, as the spring burning...
Outdoor recreation topic of Saturday meeting
WORLAND – Representatives from the Wyoming State Parks Outdoor Recreation Office will be in Worland on Saturday, to host residents and community leaders for a meeting devoted to expanding outdoor recreation opportunities in the Big Horn Basin. ...
Cheney supports public lands, Second Amendment
WORLAND — Ensuring multiple uses of public lands has been a focus for U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyoming, in her first term serving as Wyoming’s lone representative in the House. She has introduced some...
Music teacher's contract not renewed
TEN SLEEP – Monday evening the Ten Sleep School Board voted to not renew Ten Sleep School music teacher Karen Loveland’s contract despite angry community member’s opposition. Ten Sleep Board members Terril Mills and Jared Lyman voted in favor of re...
Anthony Frederick "Tony" Day
Thermopolis resident, Anthony Frederick "Tony" Day, 65, died April 5, 2018 in Billings, Montana from complications of Alzheimers. Born July 26, 1952 in Kimball, Nebraska, he was one of four children...
