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TEN SLEEP – Nowoodstock organizer Pat O’Brien addressed the Ten Sleep Town Council during the monthly council meeting Tuesday evening at 7 p.m., to request fiscal sponsorship for the 16th annual music festival. Nowoodstock has been hosted by the town of Ten Sleep since 2000, and traditionally features three days of musical acts, vendors, and food at the town park. During the fiscal sponsorship process, O’Brien applies for a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council by mid-March of the year. The Arts Council reviews the grant requests in April, makes...
WORLAND — This year’s Wyoming Legislative Budget Session will be a little different than in past years in the way the budget will be handled. Joint Appropriations Committee member Rep. Mike Greear (R-Worland) said the committee, and the Management Council, of which he is also a member, opted to separate some expenditures from the general appropriations for operations. Greear, who is going through his first full session on the JAC, said, “One of the reasons I wanted to get on Appropriations is so I could more fully understand how gover...
CHEYENNE (AP) — Wyoming health officials say that the state is not at risk for mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus, but they are counseling residents who have traveled to countries where the virus is present. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports that the mosquito that carries the virus does not live in Wyoming, which means the virus does not appear to be a threat to the general public. Wyoming Department of Health employees are talking to residents who have traveled or plan to travel to other countries where the Zika virus has been confirmed. S...
WORLAND – Worland High School art students are not only learning art in their art classes they are also learning to give back to the community. Throughout the school year art students create items to be used in charity events and as donations. "I feel very strong about community service and helping out people who need it and appreciate it," Worland High School art teacher Pam Greek said. In the first semester, the ceramic class created more than 100 ceramic bowls to be used in the "Souper B...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Campaign money from shadowy sources is back this presidential election. At least $4 million of it is flowing to outside groups helping White House hopefuls, making it difficult to trace who’s behind the big bucks. Both parties benefit from money routed through obscure corporations, or from nonprofits that don’t have to disclose their donors. The contributions are a reminder of federal court decisions in recent years, like Citizens United, that loosened prior restrictions in campaign finance laws. That can hide who’s really...
By Sisco Molina Sports Editor WORLAND – With the regional tournament exactly a month away, the top-ranked Warriors are going to get a pretty good feel for the postseason format as they play three games in three days this weekend, starting with Powell this evening at 7 p.m. “It’s on our chalkboard in the locker room. It’s up there that this is pre-regionals, basically,” Worland boys basketball coach Aaron Abel said on Wednesday. “If you’re a high seed – which hopefully we’ll be – you’ll start out with a weaker opponent and that’s what we have i...
LARAMIE – Craig Bohl spent about 30 minutes showing video highlights and introducing the University of Wyoming’s 2106 recruiting class Wednesday. But the first thing the third-year coach did was give credit for what he and his staff deemed the reason for their successful recruiting cycle. “This recruiting class and the composition of our football team wouldn’t be possible without the generous contributions of our Cowboy Joe Club members (the fundraising arm of UW athletics) and the generous match made by the Wyoming Legislature,” Bohl said...
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