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 By Alex Kuhn    Sports    October 25, 2017

Worland cross-country brings home hardware from Sheridan

SHERIDAN - A year later, a year better. After sweeping the 3A East regional championship on Oct. 13, the Worland High School cross-country program continued to build on their success Saturday at the...

 

UW announces summer graduates

LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming accorded degrees upon the following students from Wyoming at the completion of the 2017 summer semester. The following degrees may be included on this list: BA (Bachelor of Arts); BAS (Bachelor of Applied S...

 

Banks, Caterpillar and industrial companies boost US stocks

NEW YORK (AP) — Construction and mining equipment maker Caterpillar and Post-it note maker 3M led a rally in industrial companies Tuesday after they made strong third-quarter reports. Other U.S. stocks finished the day with smaller gains. C...

 

Public Notice Worland City Council Minutes

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 By Karla Pomeroy    News    October 25, 2017

State statute requires student data privacy policy

WORLAND — As a direct result of action taken by the 2017 Wyoming Legislature, the Washakie County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees approved on first reading a “Student Data Privacy and Sec...

 

Felony stalking trial ends early

WORLAND – Prior to the start of the second day of his jury trial for stalking, a Worland man struck a plea deal with prosecutors that will require him to plead guilty as charged and serve up to five years of supervised probation in return for a p...

 

More recycling coming to Ten Sleep

WORLAND –Soon, Ten Sleep residents will be able to recycle many different items, thanks to the resourcefulness of a handful of Ten Sleep residents named Renew U Recycling, gaining the support of the Washakie County Conservation District, The Town o...

 

Wyoming sees no change in jobless rate in September

CASPER (AP) — Wyoming’s unemployment rate remained at 4 percent in September. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reports that the jobless rate was unchanged from August and was significantly lower than a year ago when it was 5.1 in Sep...

 
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