Articles from the January 2, 2020 edition
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January 02 2020
Welcome to a new decade and new year, 2020. Look inside for a look back at 2019. Also inside for a print subscribers are inserts from Blair's, Bomgaars, Arbys and MASA Seminars flier. Did you know that the first iPad came out in April of...
The News Editorial: A new year begins
A new year and a new decade began yesterday. In this issue we take a look back at 2019 and it was a year of changes, especially in the business world here in Worland. We had a number of businesses that were shuttered, most notably Reese & Ray’s I... Full story
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Council member remembered for strength and giving spirit
WORLAND - Worland Ward 1 Council member Gary Gerber, 68, was remembered last week as a knowledgeable city employee and council member and a caring Worland resident. Gerber, who retired just a few...
New security measure coming to Worland schools Monday
WORLAND – Schools in Worland will be using a new Raptor security system as a preventative measure to ensure whoever is entering the building is safe to be with children starting this Monday, Jan. 6...
Looking back and ahead, street improvements remain city focus
WORLAND — In looking back at 2019 and ahead to 2020, Worland Mayor Jim Gill said the main focus for the city will continue to be street improvements. In 2019, the city completed a double gutters, curb...
Outdoor Recreation Collaborative finding its footing in projects
WORLAND – The Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (BBORC) is a volunteer group that has come together over the last year to understand what they can do as a group to make the Bighorn B...
Winter's Glistening Garnishment
Looking up into the large willow tree at city hall full of frost looks as if the frost is raining down Friday morning.... Full story
NEWS BRIEFS for Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2020
Coal tax losses in Lincoln County top $1.2 million AFTON (WNE) — Lincoln County Treasurer Jerry Greenfield released a report at the end of the year summarizing the first losses associated with the shutdown of the coal power plant in Kemmerer. ... Full story
Allan Thomas Baird
Thermopolis resident, Allan Thomas Baird, 78, passed away January 1, 2020 at the Wyoming Medical Center in Casper. Born August 20, 1941 in Worland, Wyoming, he was one of four children of Thomas and E... Full story
