Articles from the February 17, 2017 edition
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Take a breath: Stocks slow down after a record-setting run
NEW YORK (AP) — The Standard & Poor’s 500 index dipped Thursday to break a seven-day winning streak, its longest in three and a half years, though it remains a nudge away from its record high. It was part of a pause for stock markets around the wor...
By Denied: immigration status for fiancée
WORLAND – For Roscoe Lee Snider, a Worland resident and former English teacher in China, the plan seemed simple: follow official procedures and bring his Chinese fiancée (an English translator) to the United States to be married and live under th...
Two homes deemed inaccessible by Red Cross
WORLAND — The American Red Cross finished up damage assessments of 36 homes in Worland on Wednesday, according to a release from the Incident Command Post. One home sustained major damage, six homes had minor damage, 27 homes were affected and two w...
Party switching on Wyoming primary day lives on; bill dies
CHEYENNE (AP) — The commonplace Wyoming voter tradition of changing party affiliation at the polls on primary day will live on after a legislative committee killed a bill Thursday that would have made it more difficult for Democrats to vote in R...
Zion Lutheran Church new addition dedication Sunday
WORLAND – Sunday, toward the end of the 10:30 a.m. worship service, the Worland Zion Lutheran Church will be dedicating the new addition to the building at 1,500 Circle Road. After the dedication ther...
No. 3 Warriors cap off undefeated conference record with 44-34 win over Buffalo
BUFFALO - Heading into Thursday night's game vs. Buffalo the Worland Warriors had already clinched the 3A East: West conference and a No. 1-seed at the 3A East regional tournament. So a loss would...
