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  • 2017 season comes to an end for Bobcat football, but a strong foundation has been laid

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Nov 1, 2017

    THERMOPOLIS - The 2017 football season for the Hot Springs County Bobcats ended in Mountain View Friday after a 45-0 loss against the Buffaloes in the 2A State football playoff quarterfinals. The Bobcats could not find a rhythm offensively or defensively to which Mountain View took full advantage. "We didn't execute well on offense and give credit to Mountain View they are a good football team. You can't make mistakes against good football teams or unforced errors. We had some penalties and...

  • Bighorn National Forest Christmas tree permits available Nov. 6

    Nov 1, 2017

    SHERIDAN – Cutting your own Christmas tree can be an enjoyable experience for the entire family. If you would like to make this part of your holiday tradition, Bighorn National Forest Christmas tree permits will be available beginning Nov. 6, 2017. Christmas tree permits are available at Bighorn National Forest offices in Buffalo, Greybull, and Sheridan, which are open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, except federal holidays. The cost for a permit is $8 for a tree up to 10 feet tall. Cutting a larger tree requires the purchase o...

  • 2 states warn Trump against big changes in sage grouse plan

    Nov 1, 2017

    FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Two Western governors on Tuesday warned the Trump administration against making big changes in a plan to protect a ground-dwelling bird across the West, saying it would send a message to states not to bother working together to save other imperiled species. Colorado Democrat John Hickenlooper and Wyoming Republican Matt Mead said a 2015 conservation plan designed to save the greater sage grouse was the product of long negotiation among state and federal governments, conservation groups, industry and agriculture. ...

  • Gospel singer brings music and humor to Worland

    Marcus Huff, Staff Writer|Nov 1, 2017

    WORLAND – Award-winning gospel musician and songwriter Ron Hughes will visit Worland on Saturday, bringing his 40-year experience on the stage to present a show unique to the area. “Wyoming doesn’t have a big gospel thing” said Hughes, who has won three awards from the County Gospel Music Guild, including Artist of the Year for 2004. “Down in the south, we have had a whole bunch of Top 10 gospel songs on gospel radio, but you don’t get much of that up here.” Starting out as a teenager in rock and roll bands, and progressing into country music...

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