Articles from the March 5, 2016 edition
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Bird poop apparently caused New York nuclear reactor outage
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Bird poop was the likely cause of a December shutdown at a nuclear power plant outside New York City, according to the operator. An Indian Point reactor safely shut down for three days starting Dec. 14 following an electrical d...
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New firearms store opens in Worland
WORLAND – Husband and wife, Jeff and Terrie Yule opened their firearms store, "PrescribeD Firearms" on 944 Big Horn Avenue in Worland, Feb. 1. The firearms store carries a variety of items for the g...
Cowboys basketball suspends 3 backups for rest of season
LARAMIE – The University of Wyoming men’s basketball team’s depth took a big hit just days before the start of the Mountain West tournament. Cowboys coach Larry Shyatt announced late Friday that three backup players – 6-foot-8 sophomore forward Hayde...
Karla's Kolumn Puppy sighs and other comforting pet sounds
A few years ago on Facebook I read a story about a young child trying to select the right puppy at the shelter. Each puppy she picked up her father would look at her and she would say no. He asked...
Searching for American flags
WORLAND – Word of mouth, bits of information and tips received from asking around has helped one City of Worland employee begin what has now turned into a group effort to show patriotic pride in W...
Geis: State budget good considering shortfall
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead signed the new biennium budget into law Thursday, with a few line item vetoes that were mostly overridden by the Senate. Sen. Gerald Geis (R-Worland) said “We did as good a...
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS
GLENROCK – The top-ranked Lady Warriors secured themselves a spot in the state tournament next weekend, taking down Douglas 49-39 in the semifinals of the 3A East Regional Basketball Tournament in Gle...
