Articles from the April 26, 2017 edition
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Lady Pioneers 'turning heads' in final stretch of regular season
TEN SLEEP - If there were a pound for pound championship in Wyoming High School track the Ten Sleep Lady Pioneers would be a contender. The Lady Pioneers have seven athletes out this season and what...
Ag committee sets interim meeting in May
CHEYENNE — Senator Larry Hicks and Representative Robert McKim, co-chairmen of the Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Interim Committee, have announced the Committee will meet May 8-9 in Hulett. The meeting on Monday, M...
Burlington junior wins American Dream Essay Contest
CASPER – A junior at Burlington High School shared how her parents are her heroes, taking home the top prize in the American Dream Essay Contest. Kaeli Hernandez received a total of $5,300 for her e...
Out-of-state school trips for April 2018 approved
WORLAND — If parents thought this April was busy; just wait until next year. The Washakie County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees, after some discussion, approved two out-of-state trips for t...
Ten Sleep School hires 2017-2018 shop teacher
TEN SLEEP – During a special Ten Sleep School Board meeting Monday evening, the board decided after a brief executive (closed) session to hire Michelle Arnette as the 2017-2018 vocational technical teacher. On April 3 during another special Ten S...
Healthy profits push stocks higher yet; Nasdaq crosses 6,000
NEW YORK (AP) — Profits are climbing for companies, and so are their stock prices. More big businesses joined the earnings parade Tuesday, saying their profits were even larger in the first three months of the year than analysts were expecting, i...
WebsiteWolves returned to state management in Wyoming
CHEYENNE – Governor Matt Mead announced Tuesday the Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. entered its final order upholding Wyoming’s wolf management plan which confirms Wyoming’s management of wolves. The US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS)...
Breaking News: Rocks falling in Wind River Canyon
Increased moisture causing more rocks to fall in Wind River Canyon; human safety concerns may lead to closure if more rocks continue to fall Wyoming Department of Transportation personnel in...
