Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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THERMOPOLIS - Having their Friday games against Buffalo High School postponed for Tuesday, the Hot Springs County boys and girls basketball teams each had tough nights against their 3A East: West division foes at Hot Springs County High School Tuesday night. The Lady Bobcats fell to the No. 4-ranked Buffalo Lady Bison 73-34, while the Bobcats went down 69-25. LADY BOBCATS A bad first half of basketball proved to be the difference for the Lady 'Cats, with the buckets not falling and lights-out sh...
NEW YORK (AP) — Investors saw some new hints that inflation is increasing on Wednesday, but they still sent banks, technology firms, and consumer-focused companies climbing. That was a big change after the market’s inflation-inspired plunge earlier this month. After a shaky start, stocks rose for the fourth straight day, and banks made some of the largest gains as bond yields reached new four-year highs. The move in yields came after the government said consumer prices climbed in January a slightly faster pace than economists had expected. A d...
CHEYENNE — Domestic violence advocates achieved a small victory in an ongoing effort to strengthen Wyoming’s stalking laws, following a similar measure’s failure in the Legislature last year. The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill expanding the definition of stalking and creating harsher penalties for individuals convicted of the offense, sending it to the full House for consideration. If the bill becomes law, an individual could be convicted of stalking if they engage in a pattern of behavior that would cause a reasonable person to fe...
WORLAND – “Kilroy Was Here.” It was a staple that began in the lead-up to World War II, and soon became famous across Europe as an indication that American GIs had been in the area. A simple cartoon character, drawn on walls and battlegrounds around the world. On Friday and Saturday, the Worland Middle School will present “Don’t Say No to the USO,” a fictional musical detailing the adventures of Private Kilroy, an Army cryptologist who has to deal with USO hostesses, Nazi spies and a scheme cooked up by Office of Strategic Services operatives...
WORLAND - The biggest challenge for agriculture producers used to be that no one knew where food came from. Today, the challenge is now people don't have the right information. That message came out loud and strong during Trent Loos' presentation to open 2018 WESTI (Wyoming Extension's Strategically and Technologically Informative) Ag Days at the Worland Community Center Complex Wednesday morning. Been too long since visited Wyoming. Very exhilarating, abundant of resources and people willing to...
WORLAND – Tuesday evening the future of the “Gift of the Waters” pageant was discussed at a town meeting held in the Thermopolis Big Horn Federal meeting room. Twenty-two people attended and no conclusion was reached as to the fate of the pageant. “Gift of the Waters” pageant committee treasurer Barb Vietti stated that in the past the pageant has had a lot of support from the community with volunteers and donations but the last couple years that support has dwindled drastically. Last year if the committee hadn’t had a little money on reserve...
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