Articles from the March 21, 2019 edition
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MARCH 25 NEWS Briefs via WNE
Company wants to bring hail mitigation techniques to Cheyenne CHEYENNE (WNE) — A North Dakota company wants to bring its cloud-seeding technology to Cheyenne in an effort to mitigate hail damage from storms. According to Cheyenne Mayor Marian Orr, F... Full story
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Warriors begin their title defense Worland soccer opens the season with the
WORLAND - Gone are the days of sneaking up on teams, now the Worland High School boys soccer team will have the target on their backs. The 2019 season will be new territory for the Warriors. They... Full story
MARCH 26 Wyoming News Briefs via WNE
City recognizes Cheyenne man for life-saving efforts during blizzard CHEYENNE – Cheyenne city officials on Monday recognized a man for saving the life of another man who could have frozen to death during the city’s recent blizzard. During a sho...
Most speakers in Gillette oppose arming teachers
GILLETTE — Jenny Carroll fought through nerves and tears Thursday night to tell how she opposes the Campbell County School District moving forward on a policy that would arm teachers and school employees. She was one of 11 people who spoke T... Full story
Worland Track gets season off to a solid start in Wind River
WORLAND - While most of the track and field meets around the state were canceled due to weather, the Worland Warriors and Lady Warriors were able to get a meet under their belt. Competing at the Wind... Full story
Health care prices are higher in Wyoming than elsewhere. But no one is sure exactly why.
CASPER — Attempt to diagnose the reason for high health prices in Wyoming and you’ll find no shortage of supposed causes. There are the insurance companies — which one Casper doctor called a “bloated sucking worm,” but other officials said lacked th...
Ozone levels puzzle officials
CASPER — Joel Bousman wasn’t sure if ozone would be a problem Friday, despite a warning from the state. The snow covered the sage brush and the wind was less than 10 miles per hour — both bad signs. On the other hand, it had been overcast most of the... Full story
HSCHS track and field begins season in Cody
THERMOPOLIS - The track and field season gets underway for the Hot Springs County High School Bobcats and Lady Bobcats this Saturday in Cody. First-year track and field coach Aimee Kay takes over the... Full story
Legislature's interim topics finalized
CHEYENNE — Lawmakers have been given their marching orders for this upcoming interim session by the Legislature's Management Council. The leadership of the House and Senate approved a slew of topics Friday for committees to work on during the i... Full story
Karla's Kolumn: Thank you for investing in Worland
Congratulations to Bomgaars for the latest business to invest in the future of Worland. The farm and ranch supply store begins its four-day grand opening today. We welcome the franchise to Worland...
New municipal court judge looking to serve the city
WORLAND - Accepting the appointment as the Worland Municipal Court Judge was a "way to serve the city and the community" for Worland attorney Marcy Argeris. Argeris was sworn in on Jan. 3, 2019, and h...
Dollar Tree announces future plans for Family Dollar
WORLAND — In announcing fourth quarter financial results on March 6, Dollar Tree Inc. also announced plans for their Family Dollar stores. Kayleigh M. Painter, manager, investor and media relations f... Full story
Antler hunting could be regulated in the Basin
WORLAND – The tradition of searching for recently shed antlers in the spring may be in jeopardy as the Wyoming Legislature passed and the governor signed House Bill 28, allowing the Game and Fish to r... Full story
Hear Me Out...A guaranteed plan to winning your March Madness pool
March Madness is officially underway. I know technically it starts with those "First Four" games but watching a collection of teams that don't belong in the tournament or are No. 16-seeds, isn't why... Full story
Public Notice Ten Sleep Liquor Licence Application
Public Notice Ten Sleep Liquor Licence Application... 
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City of Worland Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission Vacancy
City of Worland Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission Vacancy... PDF
Public Notice Advertisement for Bids- Taxilane C Widening
Public Notice Advertisement for Bids- Taxilane C Widening... PDF
Public Notice Washakie County Commissioners Minutes With Bills
Public Notice Washakie County Commissioners Minutes With Bills... PDF
Victor Curtis Hughes Jr.
Victor Curtis “Curt” Hughes Jr., 83, passed away March 13, 2019, at his residence in Hot Springs County, Wyoming. A Celebration of Life will be held later in the spring.... Full story
Esperanza C. Flores
Esperanza C. Flores, 76, of Powell, passed away March 13, 2019 peacefully in her home. Funeral Mass services will be on Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 2 p.m. at St. Barbara’s in Powell.... Full story
Rebeka L. Hansen-Obenchain
Rebeka L. Hansen-Obenchain, 37, of Denver, Colorado died March 8, 2019, in Denver. Rebeka was born June 28, 1981 in Worland. Services are planned for a future date....
Jon Jacob Fritzler
Jon Jacob Fritzler, beloved son, passed away suddenly at the young age of 30, on Tuesday, March 12, 2019, in Worland. Jon was born Aug. 30, 1988, to Scott and Lynn Fritzler, in Lander. He graduated... Full story
