Articles from the October 6, 2017 edition
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Igleheart earns Marine instructor certification
WORLAND — Jeff Igleheart recently completed the Marine Combat Instructor for Water Survival (MCIWS) course based out of the Naval Amphibious Base in Coronado, California. MCIWS is designed to train and equip United States Marines for amphibious c...
Winter-like conditions are possible this weekend in Wyoming
RIVERTON — National Weather Service (NWS) meteorologists expect that early winter weather conditions are possible between this upcoming Sunday and into early Monday from west through southeast Wyoming. In preparation for the upcoming snow p...
Hoffman is District 5's new traffic engineer
BASIN — A former senior engineer on Togwotee Pass during reconstruction of U.S. 26/287 is the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s new leader of District 5’s traffic program in northwest Wyoming. Jack T. Hoffman, 39, is three months into leadi...
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BAPC looks to beautify downtown
WORLAND — The Worland Board of Adjustment and Planning Commission (BAPC) is working on accomplishing goals set forth in the Master Plan, specifically updating a list of organizations in the community...
Who should manage public lands?
WORLAND – The Council for the Bighorn Range held a public workshop Wednesday evening in the Worland Community Center Complex to educate interested persons on the dangers of the state taking control of managing public lands. “There are a variety of...
Frustrating night ends with Lady Warriors going down 3-0 to No. 1 Lady Outlaws
WORLAND - Taking down the best team in the state leaves little room for error and for the Worland High School volleyball team, Thursday night had too many errors for them to pull off the upset. The La...
