Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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NEW YORK (AP) — Strong gains for technology companies like software and chip makers helped lead U.S. stocks higher Monday. Defense contractors also climbed as the market continued to bounce back from a bout of turbulence last week. Stocks rose for the third day in a row. Technology companies are closing in on all-time highs and continued to rise Monday, led by big names like Cisco Systems and Qualcomm. Aerospace and defense companies rose after President Donald Trump presided over a huge sale of military equipment to Saudi Arabia. Amazon led c...
WORLAND – Recently, the staff at Washakie Medical Center celebrated National Hospital Week and National Nurses Week May 6-12. This gave WMC the opportunity to say thank you to its 114 hospital employees. It was a week of special recognition activities for the hard work and dedication our health care team demonstrates every day. On May 9, Washakie Medical Center presented annual awards to the following staff members at Washakie Medical Center. Les Snyder, registered nurse (RN), was named Nurse of the Year. Snyder provides great patient care, col...
BIG HORN - During last season's appearance in the 3A girls soccer state championship, the Worland Lady Warriors dug themselves a 4-0 hole against Jackson. The Lady Warriors then had to mount a frantic comeback that ultimately fell short as they lost 4-3. Saturday at the Big Horn Equestrian Center in Big Horn, the Lady Warriors played in their second consecutive state championship match, this time against the Cody Fillies, who have beaten them twice this season. They fell to the Fillies, 2-1,...
WORLAND – The Big Horn Basin received a steady amount of precipitation over the weekend, resulting in up to an inch of rain in the high lands, to .73 in Worland. According to the National Weather Service Hydrologic Service in Riverton, area rivers and lakes were not immediately affected, although runoff will continue for the next week. Washakie County Emergency Management Director Jeff Schweigert warns that the main runoff is forecast to happen around the first and second week in June, as temperatures rise in the higher elevations. “Any add...
CHEYENNE (AP) — The Wyoming Department of Transportation has expanded free Wi-Fi availability at rest stops, welcome and information centers around the state. The newest locations with Wi-Fi are the rest areas located at Chugwater, Dwyer Junction and Orin Junction, all on Interstate 25 between Cheyenne and Casper. The agency says Wi-Fi will also soon be available at rest areas at Independence Rock, southwest of Casper on Wyoming 220 and both the westbound and eastbound Bitter Creek rest areas, 41 miles east of Rock Springs on I-80. Those w...
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Virginia Viola Whitlock Kimzey, 100, passed away on May 19, 2017 at the Worland Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center. Virginia was born on March 12, 1917 in Otto, Wyoming to Andrew and Ludina (Anderson) Whitlock. She was the oldest of 6 children. Virginia learned early in life to work hard and help wherever and whenever she was needed. Service was instilled at a young age as she would attend to neighbors with Grandma Anderson in a horse and buggy. There were 5 years between her and her next sibl... Full story
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