Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rose on Friday in a modest, but broad rally that erased much of the losses from earlier in the week when investors had sold over fears of rising interest rates. Health care and technology stocks rose the most, helping to nudge the Standard and Poor’s 500 index back to slight gains for the week and year. Nine of the index’s 10 sectors closed higher. Stocks rose from the start of trading, following sizable gains in Europe. Among the winners, Intel climbed nearly 2 percent and Pfizer closed up 1.1 percent. Investors were spo...
Well the filing is in full swing with one week left for potential candidates to file for office and say “I’m willing to serve and try to make the (city, county, state, country) a better place.” Not everyone is cut out for public service or to run for office. The only office I’ve been elected to was the North Big Horn Senior Service District Board and unfortunately due to a move to Laramie I had to resign in mid-term. There was no campaigning that election. There were five seats and five openings. We met twice a year. For someone who never s...
WORLAND – Each year the Big Horn Mountains attract more and more people who want to enjoy the great outdoors and get away from the hustle and bustle of the real world. Many groups visit the mountain to bike, hike, four wheel, fish or climb. One group who utilizes the many resources that the mountains have to offer is the Bighorn Climbers' Coalition (BCC). But the BCC not only utilizes the mountains' resources they are also working to give back so that the natural beauty of the mountain is t...
WORLAND – Five current city council members have filed with the Worland City Clerk’s office to retain their seats on the Worland City Council. Joining incumbents Keith Gentzler (Ward 1), Marcus Sanchez (Ward 3), Lisa Fernandez (Ward 1) and Mandy Horath (Ward 2), who filed earlier in the week, Dennis Koch (Ward 2) has also filed, as of Friday afternoon. The only incumbent not to file is Loresa Brinkerhoff, also of Ward 2. Jim Gill’s Ward 1 seat is also open but he has elected to file for mayor, rather than file to retain his mayoral seat. Jacqu...
WORLAND - East Side Elementary Principal Linda Anderson will be retiring at the end of the 2015/2016 school year. Anderson attended college for two years at Casper College and then went on to the University of Wyoming where she majored in education and educational administration. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in education and educational administration and a Master of Arts in education and educational administration. "I decided to go into education because I love learning and I love children,"...
Casper-It was another beautiful day in Casper for the Wyoming State Track Meet and the competing athletes took advantage to make history. Senior Lady Warrior Bryanna Mickelson finished second in the discus with a school record toss of 128-07. On the way down to Casper Mickelson asked throwing coach Ed Wise what the school's record was and like Babe Ruth called her own shot. "Coach Wise told her what she needed to throw to beat the school record and she said that was her goal for her final meet....
WORLAND- Warriors and Lady Warriors JV soccer coaches Chris Klinghagen and Brianna Schefferly started the soccer season with a rather inexperienced group of players. But by season's end both coaches were impressed with the growth and improvement from their teams. "At the start of the season they were playing recreational soccer but by the end of the season they knew where the defense needed to slide, how to make connections on passing and make crosses the varsity could make. Their soccer IQ has...