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WORLAND - During the 2017 season the Worland High School girls soccer team had a two-part goal, first, return to the 3A state championship match, and second, finish off the job. The Lady Warriors checked off the first part of their goal returning to the state championship but unfortunately, came up short again in the title match, this time to the Cody Fillies 2-1. "Their journey said so much about them. We had some tough spots this season but the girls beat Star Valley, then Buffalo and got to...
Rather than join “the herd” of kicking Tiger Woods while he’s down and spouting sanctimonious 20/20 hindsight, I’m going to tackle Tiger’s arrest over the Memorial Day weekend from a different angle. First, let me start off by saying I am guilty of cracking jokes as soon as Tiger’s mug shot hit the internet. Mostly along the lines that his hairline is a lost cause, he should accept baldness. I know America’s favorite pastime is tearing people down but we need to look at this situation with some humanity. As the details of his arrest were releas...
POWELL — Students from 18 states and 10 countries were among the 284 students who graduated from Northwest College in May. December 2016 graduates are also listed. Northwest College in Powell is a two-year, residential college offering transfer programs based upon the traditional arts and sciences, and occupational programs which include strong general education requirements. Local graduates include from Worland, Kaeli Campbell, Aaron Dacus, Sakoya Jones (honors student with 3.5 grade point average or higher), Kali Lempka (honors and Phi T...
Friday morning, more than most weeks, I was struggling for a column idea, so this week you get a few short columns all in one. 'NOT REAL NEWS' FEATURE With all the talk now about "fake news" the Associated Press has a weekly roundup of "Not Real News: A look at what didn't happen this week." It's stories that have circulated on social media by fake news sources or satirical sources that people take as fact. I can tell I haven't been on Facebook as much as some people because I was not familiar...
WASHAKIE COUNTY, Wyoming – On June 1, Washakie County Sheriff Steve Rakness adjusted his utility belt and scanned the developing storm clouds to the south, as 20 volunteers and deputies donned their packs and tightened their boot laces, overlooking the vast expanse of the Honeycombs wilderness study area, a 21,000-acre sandstone landmark in Northern Wyoming, pocked with caves and radiating the afternoon heat into a gumbo of caliche dust and sage pollen. "Alright, listen up," said Rakness, as t...
By The Associated Press A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of the week. None of these stories are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. AP checked these out; here are the real facts: NOT REAL: Trump’s Top Scientist Pick: “Scientists Are Just Dumb Regular People That Think Dinosaurs Existed And The Earth Is Getting Warmer” THE FACTS: A story on the satirical U.S Political News website hijacks an actual news story about Sam Clovis, widely reported to be President Donald Trump’s pick for a...
LONDON (AP) — Terrorism struck at the heart of London, police said Sunday, after a vehicle veered off the road and mowed down pedestrians on London Bridge and witnesses told of men with large knives stabbing passersby at nearby Borough Market. Police said six people died in the attacks, while officers shot dead three suspects. The Metropolitan Police head of counter-terrorism, Mark Rowley, said police believe all of the attackers were killed, but investigations are underway to ensure there are no more. The violence turned a summery Saturday n...
Billy Matthew Arender passed away on May 31, 2017 at the Washakie Medical Center. With his devoted, loving partner Sabrina McClain at his side, just as she had been for his last 2 years of his courageous battle from cancer. Matthew born September 22, 1963 in Jackson, Mississippi to Billy Ray and Effie Kate (Martin) Arender. He spent his early years in Mississippi working in construction and plumbing. He spent 10 years serving his country in the United States Army as a Combat Engineer. He made... Full story