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WORLAND- The Worland Wildfires girls fast pitch softball teams have started practicing for the 2016 campaign. There are 22 girls signed up for this season and with these numbers head coach Dave Coronado will split the girls into two teams, half will play on the 14 year-old and under team and the other in the 10 year-old and under team. Fielding two teams is a first for coach Coronado who started the program and has been coaching for the last four years, "Up until now we've had 12-and-unders and...
TEN SLEEP – Ten Sleep sophomore football player Corey Rice stood before the Washakie County School District No. 2 Board of Directors Monday night, his father Dan Rice observing from his seat as chairman, as the student gave a testimonial on behalf of coach Andy Ray, who reluctantly tendered his resignation on Friday, April 8, after being advised his contract would not be renewed for undisclosed reasons. “We only had eight players come out for football this year,” stated Corey Rice, to the board and those in attendance to show support for Ray,...
LARAMIE – Tuesday was National Equal Pay Day, a national day of action against unfair pay. According to the Wyoming Women’s Foundation, April 12th represents the point into the new year that women must work in order to earn the wages paid to men in the previous year. On a national level, women are paid only 79 cents for every dollar a man is paid, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The Wyoming Women’s Foundation (WYWF) released information Tuesday regarding the gender wage gap in Wyoming. Wyoming’s gender wage gap ranks 49th (out of 51) in...
The Chief Washakie FFA Chapter had seven members earn State FFA degrees at last week’s State FFA Convention in Cheyenne. Recipients were Callie Klinghagen, Kylie Armstrong, Taylor Fulfer, DeLancey Hodges, Adeline Miller, Stetson Curtis and Matt Borovatz. Overall for the convention, Advisor Grace Godfrey said, “We were able to have 18 different kids walk across the stage last week to be recognized for their efforts so I am really pleased about that. “Callie (Klinghagen) and Adeline (Miller) will have the opportunity to send their written AgriS...
Wayne “Tuffy” Barent, 84, longtime Ogallala resident, died Thursday, April 7, 2016, in Perkins County Health Services in Grant, Ne. Wayne was born April 4, 1932 in Seneca, Nebr., the son of John and Inez ( Smith) Barent. After graduating from high school in Mullen he attended Chadron State College. He attended Chadron Nebr. College and later Sol Ross College in Alpine, Texas. In 1953 Tuffy entered the National Collegiate Rodeo finals where he won one go-around in bareback riding. Tuffy was the Nebraska State Bareback Champion from 1956 to 195... Full story
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