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 By Alex Kuhn    Sports    April 28, 2016

Track season winding down quickly for Warriors

WORLAND- Three track meets remain until regionals in Buffalo on May 13-14 and the Worland High School track team continues to put in the hard work needed for a run at the championship. Worland has...

 

Public Notice WCSD#2 Invitation to Bid

Public Notice WCSD#2 Invitation to Bid School Portraits...  Website

 

What are they spraying?

TEN SLEEP – With warmer weather (eventually) reaching the Big Horn Basin, and the return of the familiar mosquito spray truck on the streets of Ten Sleep, residents once again have questions concerning what exactly is being sprayed for mosquito c...

 
 By Tesia Galvan    News    April 28, 2016

'No trespassing' at Rotary Riverside Park

WORLAND – Wednesday afternoon, a Worland man has put 'No Trespassing' signs and caution tape on a section at Rotary Riverside Park because he claims, with power of attorney rights, that his c...

 

Ted Cruz taps Carly Fiorina to serve as running mate 

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — In need of momentum after a five-state shutout, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz on Wednesday tapped former technology executive Carly Fiorina — a woman who he said has repeatedly “shattered glass ceilings” — to serve...

 

Worland art students awarded at State Art Symposium

WORLAND – Worland High School Art students did well at the Wyoming State Art Symposium at the Casper Events Center April 22 - 23 bringing home many blue ribbons. Two of their art pieces will be on display in the State Capitol. The State Art S...

 

Ten Sleep art students excel at State Art Symposium

WORLAND – Ten Sleep High School students excelled at the Wyoming State Art Symposium at the Casper Events Center April 22 - 23 bringing home 17 blue ribbons. One piece that will be displayed at the State Capitol and one piece will be displayed at t...

 

School project's graffiti sparks fears Zodiac Killer is back

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A Florida State University class project about drug cartels and serial killers took a turn when students scrawled a message on a sidewalk associated with the infamous Zodiac Killer. The Tallahassee Democrat reported W...

 
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