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  • Religion Today

    Paul Flesher, Columnist|Jan 20, 2017

    Donald Trump was the resounding choice of white Christians who identified themselves as evangelical or as born again. According to exit polls from the November election taken by a consortium of ABC News, NBC News, CBS News, CNN, Fox News and the Associated Press, fully 81 percent of white evangelicals voted for Trump. Only people who identified with the Republican Party voted for Trump at a higher percentage. Why? What did he stand for that attracted them so strongly? Perhaps the Rev. James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family and Family...

  • First day goal? Make White House feel like home for Trump

    Jan 20, 2017

    WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s supposed to feel just like home when Donald Trump steps inside the White House residence for the first time as president on Inauguration Day. His clothes will be hanging in the closet. The kitchen will be stocked with his favorite foods. Windows will have been washed, carpets vacuumed or replaced, and fresh linens and towels will be in all the bedrooms and baths. No packed or half-empty boxes will be lying around either, unlike a typical home move. Trump and his wife, Melania, can thank the nearly 100 butlers, maids, plum...

  • On Obama's last day, a low-key end to fast-paced presidency

    Jan 20, 2017

    WASHINGTON (AP) — With a few final moves and a round of goodbyes, President Barack Obama quietly closed out his presidency on Thursday and prepared for life as a private citizen, as the country readied itself for President-elect Donald Trump. Eight years after he started his presidency with a burst of activity and executive orders, Obama wound it down in low-key fashion. He didn’t appear publicly during the day, and he didn’t leave the White House, though he was to accompany Trump at midday Friday to the Capitol for his successor’s swearin...

  • Honor and Remember flag debated on House floor, advances to Senate

    Marcus Huff, Staff Writer|Jan 20, 2017

    CHEYENNE – House Bill 20, establishing the authorized display of the Honor and Remember flag on state and municipal flag poles, beneath the United States flag, passed the House of Representatives on third reading on Tuesday, by a vote of 46 for, 13 against, and one absent. Representative Mike Greear (R-Worland, HD27), a veteran and father of an active duty service member, was one of several veterans in the House to vote against the bill. “It was one of the hardest votes I’ve made in seven years,” said Greear. “I just felt like crap afterward...

  • Fun in the Sun

    Jan 20, 2017

  • Warriors grind out win over Bobcats

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jan 20, 2017

    WORLAND - Just when the Worland Warriors (5-5) thought they had the Hot Springs County High School Bobcats (2-7) in a 20-plus deficit, the Bobcats made a run to get within single digits before the Warriors finally ground out 67-56 win Thursday night at Worland High School. Worland jumped out to a 17-9 lead that was highlighted by senior Clay Bullard's steal then dunk that got the Worland crowd rocking. In the second quarter Thermopolis sophomore reserve guard Jaxon Davis scored back-to-back buck...

  • Lady Warriors fight off pesky Lady Bobcats

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jan 20, 2017

    WORLAND - The Worland Lady Warriors (5-3) size inside wore down a scrappy and hardnosed Hot Springs County High School Lady Bobcats (5-7) for a 57-33 win Thursday night at Worland High School. The Lady Warriors had a fight on their hands from the tip as the Lady 'Cats went right at the defending 3A champs. Thanks in part senior Korey Smith, who hit a 3-pointer and a mid-range shot, Thermopolis led the Lady Warriors 7-4. However, Worland would answer by going inside to senior Charlee Townsend for...

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