Articles from the October 28, 2017 edition
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Karla's Kolumn - Gender organizations and rising park fees are OK
I was off last week but had plenty of time in the last two weeks to ponder several issues and I’m going to tackle two here today – gender organizations and park fees. Let’s start with the Boys Scout...
Tech giants lead rally as stocks near records; Amazon surges
NEW YORK (AP) — Some of the biggest companies in the world had their best day in years Friday as Microsoft and Alphabet soared following strong third-quarter reports, as did online retail giant Amazon. U.S. stocks set more records as their winning st...
Hospital installs infant security system
WORLAND - During the October hospital board meeting Thursday evening, board members learned that the hospital had recently installed an infant security system that would make infant and child abduction from the hospital extremely difficult, if not...
WYDOT resident engineer, Dan McAfee, retiring after 36 years
WORLAND - His journey through life at the Wyoming Department of Transportation might remind some people of the unrestricted life of Forrest Gump, but for Worland Resident Engineer Dan McAfee, it has...
Interim committee works on gravel, landfills and air services
WORLAND — The Joint Minerals, Business and Economic Development Committee have been tasked with looking at 10 different items during this interim session and Rep. Mike Greear (R-Worland) said the i...
Powell psychologist pleads guilty to health care fraud
CHEYENNE — Gibson Buckley Condie, 57, of Powell, pleaded guilty in federal court on Oct. 27, to health care fraud involving mental health services falsely billed to Wyoming Medicaid, announced Acting United States Attorney John R. Green. Condie, who...
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week
A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week. None of these stories are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked these out; here are the real facts: NOT REAL:...
Lady Warriors drop first-round match to Torrington 3-1
NEWCASTLE - Their backs are against the wall and if they are to make their fourth consecutive 3A volleyball state tournament the Worland Lady Warriors need to put together their best two matches of...
Lady Bobcats open 3A East tournament with 3-0 loss to Douglas
NEWCASTLE - Starting the 3A East volleyball regional tournament with a loss is not ideal but there is a silver lining for the Hot Springs County Lady Bobcats The Lady Bobcats were downed by the No. 1...
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