Articles from the December 19, 2017 edition
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Warriors head into Christmas break with plenty good momentum to build on
WORLAND - Going into the Christmas break the Worland Warriors have a lot of positive momentum to build off of after placing second at the Pinnacle Bank Battle in the Big Horns wrestling dual tournamen...
Washakie Day
The Wyoming State Legislature enacted a statute in 1911 authorizing the establishment of Washakie County as a new county in the State of Wyoming. This news was greeted with enormous enthusiasm and approval by the citizens of this new county to be. Th...
Deals and hopes for corporate tax c uts drive stocks higher
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks climbed again Monday and set more records as investors grew more certain Republicans will pass their tax plan this week. Technology companies climbed, as did banks and retailers, which are likely to see lower taxes. S...
Board advances bereavement policy
WORLAND — The Washakie County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees advanced one policy on second reading and approved two other policies on third and final reading Monday night. The Washakie C...
Worland, Thermopolis rank in the top for safety
WORLAND — Worland Mayor Jim Gill was notified in late November that Worland was ranked No. 3 in Wyoming in the SafeHome.org 2017 list of the Safest Cities in the U.S. In a letter to the mayor, Andrea...
Lower speed limit may have reduced wildlife crashes
CODY (AP) — Authorities say lowering the speed limit on a Wyoming highway may have helped reduce the number of crashes involving wildlife. KULR-TV reports that the Wyoming Department of Transportation announced last fall that the speed limit on Y...
