Articles from the April 7, 2018 edition
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Karla's Kolumn: Format changes coming next week
Almost three years ago we made some changes to the look and the format of the Northern Wyoming Daily News. We changed our flag on the top of the front page, we moved vitals inside to page 2 and we...
Part of US Hwy 30 to be moved for expanding coal mine
KEMMERER (WNE) — The Westmoreland Kemmerer mine will be expanding, with WYDOT moving part of Highway 30 in order to access more coal. State Sen. Dan Dockstader (R-Afton) worked on the bill for this project, which was known as the Lincoln County Coal...
Worland Senior Center holds Jam Session Monday night
WORLAND – Starting February, Worland Senior Center started holding a Jam Session the second Monday of each month. The Jam Session is held at the senior center at 6:30 p.m. This Monday night, super nachos are to be served with a cost of $5. Dan G...
Worland citizen wants home health, hospice care
WORLAND — Why does Washakie County not have a home health and hospice care program? That was a question posed by concerned citizen Lynnette Swing at Tuesday’s Worland City Council meeting. “I...
Hear me out...A super bold prediction on what happens next with college basketball
The college basketball season came to an end on Monday with the Villanova Wildcats raising the trophy. I for one was happy that ‘Nova won, not because of the “At least we lost to the champs” defen...
No. 5 Lady Warriors move on to the semifinals in the Pinnacle Challengers Cup
WORLAND - After a tough loss last week the Worland Lady Warriors soccer team showed resiliency Friday afternoon at Worland High School with two convincing victories to put them in the Pinnacle Challen...
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