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First it was Black Friday, then Cyber Monday and Giving Tuesday. If you missed Giving Tuesday there’s still time and plenty of places to give. The end of the year and Christmas time is when you see a lot of giving, whether it’s from the feeling of love and charity or wanting that tax deduction before the year’s end. Many national organizations are calling and sending out their flyers to get people to give this time of year. I would encourage our readers that if you want to give, give at home first. Just like I encouraged you to shop local...
CAMP GUERNSEY JOINT TRAINING CENTER — The Wyoming Cowboy Challenge Academy Class 30 will graduate Dec. 10 at 1 p.m., in the main auditorium of Eastern Wyoming College located in Torrington. The 25 cadets spent the last 5.5 months at Camp Guernsey Joint Training Center completing the program’s residential phase. Core components during this period include academics, citizenship, life-coping skills, civic service, health and hygiene, leadership and physical fitness. Cadet graduates from Wyoming are: Donovan Wells, Worland; Everett Chapman, Cas...
I have lived in Wyoming for 20 of my 29 years on this rock and in that time I've never really bought a stake in the University of Wyoming fan hood. I'll root for them to be successful or cheer on their players in the pro ranks, like Larry Nance of the Los Angeles Lakers. Yet for some reason I just haven't had the emotional investment in their success or failure. My lack of emotional investment could be tied to a theme of "all of this has happened before and all of this will happen again" in all...
WORLAND – Lovell artist Bobbie Brown has always loved art but didn't receive any formal education in art until she was 65. At 65, after her husband died, Brown decided that her desire to create art needed to be fulfilled and she started taking classes at Northwest College. "My husband died and I was sitting around doing nothing but eating and getting fat and thought that I need to do better than this and then I realized that I have a few options and I've always wanted to do art but I've never ha...
JACKSON (AP) — Environmental officials have found traces of a volatile organic compound in a well that supplies drinking water to the town of Jackson. The Jackson Hole News & Guide reports that a sample from a well in July showed benzene, a component of petroleum, at more than three times the level that triggers monitoring by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA didn’t notify the town of the presence of benzene until Tuesday. The EPA says regular consumption of water with high benzene levels can cause anemia and increase the ris...
WORLAND — After local law enforcement officers donated to kick start the “Shop With A Cop” program last year, businesses are coming out this year to support and help grow the program. Employees from WBI Energy, Devon Energy and Smith Oilfield Services recently partnered together to assist with the local “Shop With a Cop” Program. Employees donated money to help local children in need shop for their families this Christmas. In addition to WBI Energy, Devon Energy and Smith Oilfield Services the program has received donations from the Harvest F...
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Carolina “Dimmie” Brewster was born October 22, 1933, in Worland, Wyoming, to Ray R. Pendergraft and Margaret Buchanan Pendergraft. Except for a couple of years in New Jersey, she grew up in the Worland area, spending summers at the family’s cabin in the Big Horn Mountains. After graduating high school she attended the University of Wyoming for a year, and then married William R. Monday in 1952. They moved to Flagstaff, Arizona, where he was employed by Frontier Airlines, but shortly were transferred to the airline’s headquarters in Denver,... Full story