Articles from the May 19, 2018 edition
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Karla's Kolumn: Be careful of leaks
With all the leaking going on in Washington these days, perhaps it is time to send every White House official and staffer and every Congressional delegate and their staffers some Depends. Yes, I...
U.S. 14A spring opening scheduled at noon Tuesday, May 22
LOVELL — The annual spring opening of U.S. 14A between Burgess Junction and Lovell will occur prior to Memorial Day weekend this year — precisely, at noon Tuesday, May 22. The opening of U.S. 14A is dependent upon favorable weather. “We should be re...
Fremont Beverage employee earns Mechanic of Year honors
WORLAND — Fremont Beverage and Admiral Transport Corporation brought home several top honors from the Wyoming Trucking Association’s 79th annual convention in Sheridan May 11. Among the honors was...
Christie St Clair awarded the Quealy award
WORLAND – Christie St Clair, member of the Town and County Homemakers Club is the 2018 recipient of the Quealy award, an award unique to Wyoming. A Washakie County homemaker only receives the award e...
Washakie County graduations Sunday
WORLAND – The end of the school year is upon us, and that means graduation ceremonies. Sunday, Worland and Ten Sleep high schools will be having their graduation ceremonies. The Worland High School ceremony will be 2 p.m. on Sunday at Warrior S...
Lady Warriors advance to third-straight 3A title match
JACKSON - Even with the Rawlins Lady Outlaws putting on added defensive pressure, the Worland Lady Warriors found a way to win their semifinal match and advance to their third-straight 3A Girls state...
Hear me out...Some good news just can't wait
I like to take a break from the column during the postseasons for the fall, winter and spring high school sports but on special occasions like what happened this week, a column is needed. For most of...
