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  • Seniors lead Pioneers through growing pains

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 31, 2016

    TENSLEEP- The 2015-2016 basketball campaign for the Ten Sleep boys basketball was an up and down one. The team had strong leadership among its three seniors but the rest of the team was made up of freshmen and sophomores. The growing pains that come with young basketball players resulted in peaks and valleys for the team. Before the Ten Sleep alumni game on March 19 head coach Ben Schwarz commented "that the team fought hard each and every game. The young guys came in inexperienced and by the...

  • UConn dominates women's field

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Mar 31, 2016

    After two weeks of madness and chalk, the NCAA Final Four is set for both men's and women's tournaments. On the men's side there isn't a clear cut favorite among Oklahoma, Villanova, North Carolina and Syracuse. While on the women's side there's Oregon State, Syracuse, Washington and UConn. UConn is a 1-10 favorite, meaning if you were looking to win a 100 jellybeans you'd have to put down 1,000 jellybeans to do so. Taking a look at each Final Four, starting with the women's Final Four. UConn...

  • Playing Pinochle

    Mar 31, 2016

  • UW Symphony to perform in Worland

    Mar 31, 2016

    WORLAND - The University of Wyoming Symphony Orchestra (UWSO) will be performing a tour concert at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Worland Middle School Auditorium. Veterans UWSO Music Director Michael Griffith will conduct and UW faculty violinist Sherry Sinift will be soloist. The UWSO will perform music from five centuries, starting with a fanfare from Monteverdi's "Orfeo," and including music written just a few years ago by Steve Reistster. In between the audience will hear works including Dvorak's...

  • City waits on Main Street Program answer

    Mar 31, 2016

    WORLAND – The City of Worland should find out if it will become a recipient of the Wyoming Main Street program from the Wyoming Business Council sometime this week. Worland Mayor Dave Duffy, Board of Planning and Adjustment Commission member Terry Sutherland and City Planner Ron Vanderpool went to Cheyenne on March 23 and sat down for one hour of questioning for the program, and were notified by the board that an official letter would come this week with the city’s acceptance or rejection of the program. Sutherland, who has become the spo...

  • Another snowstorm hits Wyoming

    Mar 31, 2016

    CHEYENNE (AP) — The second spring snowstorm to hit Wyoming in as many weeks has closed schools, colleges and roads in parts of the state. The storm has dumped more than a foot of snow in many mountain areas. In lower elevations, Lander has received a record 15.3 inches since Tuesday. Riverton has gotten 13 inches. Many other areas reported 6 to 10 inches. Although the snowfall in Worland did not stick much to the ground, it did provide record-setting moisture. According to the National Weather Service, Worland received .68 inches of p...

  • Canyon Snow

    Mar 31, 2016

  • Car headlights are keeping drivers in the dark, study finds 

    Mar 31, 2016

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Are your car’s headlights keeping you in the dark? The beams on most cars aren’t doing a good job of helping drivers see down a dark road at night, according to rating of more than 30 midsized car models. Only one model, the top trim level Toyota Prius V, earned a grade of good. Of the rest, about one-third were rated acceptable, one-third were marginal and one-third were poor. The difference between the top- and bottom-rated models for a driver’s ability to see down a dark road was substantial, according to the study release...

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