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WORLAND — Eleven Worland High School seniors and one Ten Sleep senior participated in the second University of Wyoming Signing Day for academics this week. Traditionally student-athletes going on to play at the collegiate level have participated in a signing day with dignitaries and their parents in attendance. Last year, for the first time, the University of Wyoming Office of Admissions and University of Wyoming Extension and 4-H partnered to give academic students who are furthering their academic career in college, the same opportunity as a...
NEW YORK (AP) — Losses for health care companies and banks left U.S. stocks lower Thursday, although a late push for technology and industrial companies helped the market avoid a steeper decline. After a weak finish the day before, the Dow Jones industrial average dropped as much as 393 points Thursday morning. Thanks to another gain in Boeing, it ended slightly higher. Microsoft and Cisco Systems helped technology companies to some modest gains. But investors haven’t found much to get excited about the last couple of days as they worry about t...
WORLAND — This Saturday is the day for Washakie County residents to get rid of those household cleaners and other household waste that can’t be just tossed out like yesterday’s garbage. Nine different agencies in the county working together as the R3 (reduce, reuse and recycle) Coalition are again sponsoring the biannual Ag and Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day for Washakie County residents. Washakie County Weed and Pest Supervisor Jarrod Glanz said the collection day has been going on for years and originally started out at the Weed...
WORLAND – In March, Worland High Schooler’s started preparing for the spring high school musical “Beauty and the Beast.” They have been working with the Broadway show that mirrors Disney’s 1991 animated film about a young intelligent woman who is taken prisoner by a beast in its castle. Despite her fears, the girl befriends the enchanted castle staff and learns to look beyond the hideous exterior of the beast, allowing her to see the true prince that lies beneath. The Broadway musical has addit...
DOUGLAS - Twelve seconds is all it took for the Worland Warriors to grab the lead and never look back in their 5-1 victory over Douglas Thursday night at Douglas Middle School. "Devin [Mercado] put pressure on the defender, stole the ball and scored," said WHS boys soccer coach Ron Overcast. "I was really proud of them today. These guys are pretty resilient and they're competitors." The No. 1-ranked 3A boys soccer team, the Warriors (12-1), did not leave anything to chance in their match...
Ray Haase passed away on April 20, 2018. Ray was born on June 30, 1939 in Torrington, WY to Ernest and Stasia Haase. He attended school in Torrington and, after graduation, moved to Cheyenne, WY where he worked for Cheyenne Light & Power Co. During this time he met and fell in love with Madge Christensen, and they were married on November 16, 1962. While still in Cheyenne they added to their family with a daughter, Angela and a son, Tim. Shortly after this, they moved to Riverton, WY where he... Full story