Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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Public Notice of Intent to Distribute Trust-Dietz... 
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Before getting to the wild NBA trade deadline a few housekeeping items. First, whenever the Hear Me Out column isn't in the latest edition of the Northern Wyoming News, it will still be posted on the website at wyodaily.com. There will be weeks in which Worland, Ten Sleep and Thermopolis athletics dominate and bump the column, just like Jimmy Kimmel bumps Matt Damon after every Jimmy Kimmel Live! Show. Last week's column about the aftermath of Super Bowl VIII is up on the website now. Second,... Full story
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Betty Louise Evert Richins, 89-year-old long time Worland resident, passed away peacefully after a brief illness at Washakie Medical Center surrounded by her children. Betty was born in Worland, Wyoming on January 13, 1930 to John Owen and Dorothy (Booker) Evert. She grew up an only child in Worland, Wyoming. She graduated from High School in 1948. She attended Colorado Women’s College for two years before transferring to Brigham Young University. She was the first girl from Worland to attend B... Full story
Carinna (Cari) Marie Graham (Gladson) passed away January 13, 2019 at Saint Vincent Healthcare. Cari was born in Lusk, WY on April 21, 1962, to Ron and Twyla (Canaday) Gladson. Two years later she was joined by her brother Ron. In 1965 Ron and Twyla moved the family to Worland, WY. She graduated from Worland High School in 1980. In 1981 Cari married Mike Westfall in Worland, WY. To this union they had two children, Vicki and Steven. They later divorced in 1991. In 1992 Cari married John Graham,... Full story
Memorial services for Candis Marie (Moore) Peterson, 37, will be at 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Risen Son Southern Baptist Church in Thermopolis. Mrs. Peterson died Feb. 7, 2019 as the result of an auto accident.... Full story
CHEYENNE — A bill that would keep Wyoming in daylight saving time year round, essentially moving Wyoming to the central time zone if at least three contiguous states adopted, similar legislation, failed Thursday. Sen. Wyatt Agar said Friday there was lively debated but ultimately the bill failed on a 15-15 vote. He voted in favor. The grizzly hunt bill, Senate File 93, sponsored by Agar has been signed by Governor Mark Gordon this week. More on the happenings in the Wyoming Legislature will be published in the Feb. 21 edition of the Northern W...