Articles from the October 6, 2018 edition
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October 06, 2018
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Karla's Kolumn: How dogs are like humans, only better
Did you know dogs get the hiccups? They do. I didn't realize they could get hiccups either until we got our oldest dog Sarah 15 years ago. She doesn't get them as much now as she did when she was...
Watershed study kicks off with area meetings
WORLAND – The Wyoming Water Development Commission, with sponsorship by the Washakie County and South Big Horn Conservation districts, kicked off a two-year watershed study last week with public meetings in Basin and Worland, to inform the public of...
Street sealing project may be delayed by weather
WORLAND — Weather may delay a street sealing project for the city of Worland. During Tuesday’s Worland city council meeting, Mike Donnell, city engineer representative, reported that the the city has...
Screen-free week proves successful within participants
WORLAND – For three years, Washakie County Public Health (WCPH) has held an annual screen-free week for children of the community. Last month they held the event once again. Last year, 60 students spent 16-20 hours screen-free as a way to spend time...
Hear Me Out...The great holdout debate of 2018
A quarter of the 2018-19 NFL season is in the books and the league has to be celebrating. Ratings are up. (Even though when they were down and the NFL was "doomed," they still dominated the top 10...
Warriors can't get it going against Douglas, fall 42-15
DOUGLAS - The past two weeks the Worland Warriors have found ways to rally in the second half. Against Riverton, on Sept. 28 the Warriors were down 23-12 and won 33-30. Last week in Rawlins, the...
Public Notice Special City Council Meeting-- Annexation
Public Notice Special City Council Meeting-- Annexation... 
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