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The Northern Wyoming Daily News final publication as a daily newspaper will be Jan. 31. The first publication for the weekly publication the Northern Wyoming News will be Feb. 7....
Our ad salesperson Erin came back to the Lovell Chronicle office from getting photos for the pet of the week. She told me I had to check this dog out. She showed me the photograph and I agreed I had to meet this 6-month-old blue heeler cross pup. We called the animal control officer and rushed back to the Lovell pound. It was love at first sight for both Sarah and I. A few hours later I had a vet appointment to get her spayed and I was loading her into the back of the vehicle introducing her to...
WORLAND – The Worland Middle School will host a Parent Night on Monday at 7 p.m., to give Worland Police Department Chief Gabe Elliott and Captain Zach Newton a venue to inform and educate parents of the drug trends in the area, and popular tobacco products being found among local youth. “The idea for the presentation came from meeting of the Washakie Prevention Coalition, when it was realized most people don’t know what ‘juuling’ is,” said Chief Elliott. While vaping, which burns tobacco-infused liquids, is popular with teens, juuling has...
WORLAND – A surprise ice storm Thursday evening, which caused roads to become virtual ice skating rinks along with heavy fog Friday, is responsible for a number of incidents Friday. At 6:05 a.m. an accident near 406 West River Road was reported. The number of vehicles and number of injuries were unavailable. At 7:19 a.m. on Wyoming Highway 433 it was reported that a semi hit a power pole. Information if there were any injuries was unavailable. At 9:56 a.m. at 837 U.S. Highway 16 it was reported that a semi slid into a yard and into the b...
WORLAND — A bill to seek yet another study on the Wyoming Pioneer Home in Thermopolis and the Wyoming Retirement Center in Basin failed in the Appropriations Committee Friday. Sen. Wyatt Agar (R-Thermopolis) reported Friday afternoon that the bill failed on a 1-11 vote with only one legislator supporting another study. “This would have been the fourth commissioned study,” Agar said. He noted that when the centers are being “studied” census drops because families are apprehensive of placing loved ones in the center if they may have to move them...
WORLAND - In what felt like a repeat of Thursday night's loss to Green River, the Worland Warriors struggled with in-game adversity against the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies. Hosting the Pinnacle Bank Big Horn Basin Classic boys basketball tournament, the Warriors cruised to a 67-24 win over 2A Shoshoni but during the final game of the night on Friday at Worland High School, fell to the 2A Grizzlies 60-57. "It was a very frustrating game, our defense is what bothered me," said WHS boys basketball...
It was an ugly Wildcard weekend for my most courageous picks. The Chargers saved me from going 0-4 on the weekend and the Seahawks improbably helped me go .500 on my against the spread picks. No time to waste though, I have to try and right the ship for the Divisional round, let's get to it. INDIANAPOLIS AT KANSAS CITY (-5.5) All of the conventional wisdom and numbers point in favor of the Colts winning this game. The Chiefs have a historically bad defense and can't stop anyone. The Colts have...
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Jeanne Ann (Follett) Enos passed away at her home on December 25, 2018, she was 93 years old. Jeanne Ann was born in Topeka Kansas on September 28, 1925 the daughter of Walter C. and Margaret Jean Follett. She was predeceased by her loving husband, George Joseph (Joe) Enos in January of this year. She and Joe had been married 72 years. Her younger sister Kathleen preceded her in death. She is survived by her daughter Elizabeth Ann Eppes of Georgetown TX along with 2 nieces and 1 nephew. Jeanne... Full story