Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Sorted by date Results 1 - 6 of 6
Log in to view online edition...
WORLAND – During a recent parent night at the Worland Middle School, Worland Police Chief Gabe Elliott spoke about one of the most recent, yet most popular drug trends, JUULing. A JUUL is an electronic cigarette that currently is overtaking 72 percent of the tobacco market. The e-cigarette has the appearance of a flash drive and is charged by using a USB port. It has two components to it, the battery and temperature regulation component and the mouthpiece which has a spot for the JUUL pod. JUULing is considered a safer, healthier alternative t...
WORLAND – The Worland Senior Citizens Center has been working for about three years to raise money for a new four-bay garage, to be placed across the parking lot from the center, to get their public transportation vehicles out of the weather. “I’m hoping by this spring we will start doing something, hopefully we will have it up next summer,” Worland Senior Citizens Center Executive Director Wendy Fredricks said. The center received grant approval on Sept. 7, 2017. Fredricks stated that the grant will cover 80 percent of the project cost an... Full story
CHEYENNE — Community leaders, members and civilian employers of Wyoming National Guard members in the Big Horn Basin are invited to a community meeting with Army Guard command in Worland Feb. 1. The 1 p.m. meeting will be held at the Wyoming Army National Guard readiness center in Worland, 1812 Washakie Ave. Additional meetings will be held in February and March in Sheridan, Casper, Lander, Cheyenne, Gillette, and Laramie. The Lander meeting will be later in the afternoon on Feb. 1. Units being deployed include the 115th Fires Brigade and 2... Full story
THERMOPOLIS - With a supportive home crowd backing them, the Hot Springs County Bobcats wrestling team went 2-0 during their home quad dual Thursday night at Hot Springs County High School, on senior night. The Bobcats took down two 3A teams Thursday night beating the Buffalo Bison and the No. 3-ranked Douglas Bearcats. "Those are big ones because I don't know if we have ever beat Douglas before," said HSCHS wrestling coach Travis McDermott. "We looked really good conditioning wise and I'm... Full story