Articles from the September 6, 2017 edition
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Lady Bobcats working to finish matches as they gear up for Rawlins Invitational
THERMOPOLIS - If the Hot Springs County volleyball team learned one thing from the Border Wars in Cody on Sept. 1-2 it was that they need to work on closing out the close games. The Lady Bobcats went...
Two-day state workshop prepares for ag emergencies
CASPER — Emergency response and planning for agricultural emergencies are part of a two-day training workshop in Casper for producers and government entities. The “Wyoming Ag Responder Academy” is Fr...
Worland's Taco Barn brings Laredo to Wyoming
WORLAND – Virginia Garcia had always wanted to make and serve authentic Mexican food from her region of Laredo, when she finally realized her dream last year by opening a taco truck on Big Horn A...
Worland resident celebrates 100th birthday
WORLAND – A Worland resident, who has been active in many aspects of the community, celebrates her 100th birthday today. On September 6, 1917 Dolores Arps was born to Joseph and Magdalena Liekhus D...
Casper man charged with attempted murder in weekend Worland altercation
WORLAND – On Tuesday, Dominic Desean Jones, 18, of Casper, was arraigned in Fifth Judicial Circuit Court in Worland on one count of attempted murder in the second degree, after the alleged stabbing and attempted shooting of Cody Ray Kimble, 20, of W...
Lee descendant resigns as pastor over racial justice comment
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A descendant of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee says he stepped down as pastor of a North Carolina church after negative reactions to his comments supporting racial justice during an MTV awards show “made it clear that I was no...
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