Articles from the January 6, 2018 edition
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By Ten Sleep to amend wastewater ordinance to draw industry
TEN SLEEP – The Town of Ten Sleep will introduce a new wastewater ordinance at the council’s monthly meeting on Monday night, in an effort to accommodate industrial business within town limits, specifically the Ten Sleep Brewing Company. “Our attor...
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week. None of these stories are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked these out; here are the real facts: NOT REAL:...
Tech stocks climb for fourth day as New Year rally continues
NEW YORK (AP) — After another solid monthly jobs report, technology companies again led the way as U.S. stocks rose for the fourth day in a row to start 2018. They are on their longest new-year winning streak in eight years. The Labor Department said...
Karla's Kolum: Welcome to 2018, a milestone year
It’s donut Friday here at the Northern Wyoming Daily News. One of my coworkers was gracious enough to supply the donuts. I’m sitting here at my desk trying to ignore the chocolate one calling my nam...
Warriors split games during Big Horn Basin Shootout
WORLAND - If the Worland High School boys basketball team showed one thing during their first pair of games in close to a month, it's that they are fast learners. Before the Christmas break the Warrio...
Hear me out...The most courageous 2018 NFL Wildcard predictions
The NFL playoffs are upon us and while every media outlet is giving boring bold predictions for the Wildcard round, only at the Northern Wyoming Daily News will you find the most courageous playoff...
UPDATE on Lovell Homicide
The following press release was issued by the Lovell Police Department on Friday evening: The Lovell Police Department is currently investigating a murder that occurred in the afternoon/evening hours of Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, at an apartment (in the...
Earning the 'Oscar' of teaching
THERMOPOLIS – It was a surprise of a lifetime. When Thermopolis Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade health and physical education teacher Shannon Hill arrived Friday morning to an all-school assem...
