Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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WORLAND – Imagine a place in town where girls can go that feels like a second home to them. A place where there are no social stigmas and no type of discrimination. Where girls can be girls, be it silly or serious. Where they can learn important values that will help them in their growing years and into their adult life. Now look at the Edith Healy Little House located at 704 Howell Avenue in Worland. That house is owned by the Girl Scouts and is the meeting place for the Worland Girl Scout t...
WORLAND — Parents of this year’s Worland High School graduating class will have an opportunity to help their students prepare for the future next week. A meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Worland High School Little Theater. “This meeting is for senior parents to talk about several different important items that seniors need to understand,” Worland High School guidance counselor Randy Durr said. During the meeting, Durr will cover several areas of concern for graduating seniors including ACT test philosophy and scholarship applica...
WORLAND – The Worland Garden Club has awarded Patty Bradey the September Garden of the Month award for her flower, vegetable and character display at her home on the 800 block of Grace Avenue. She has always loved flowers and worked in the floral department in Lawn and Garden at one time, but she hadn't planted her garden until last summer. "This is my second year planting flowers. I started last summer, right after my son passed away as a dedication to him," Garden of the Month winner Patty Bra...
Trash is the talk of the town. Whether it’s rural people talking about the tipping fees recently started at the Washakie County Solid Waste Disposal District landfill just outside of Worland, the Worland City Council discussing the impact of the new tipping fees for the residents of the community or Worland residents concerned about how much their garbage rate from the city will increase. Some questions raised at the recent Worland City Council work session are questions or issues I heard in Big Horn County while working as the editor of the Ba...
LARAMIE – It's been said about the game of football for a long time, but in 13 years as a head coach, University of Wyoming coach Craig Bohl hasn't experienced it. They say teams make the most improvement between their first and second games. But in Bohl's experience, he said, "that hasn't been the case, because our teams have performed well in opening games." Bohl hopes there's a first time for everything. UW (0-1) struggled mightily in its season-opening 24-13 loss at home to North Dakota last...
WORLAND – The Lady Warriors continued their strong start to the season Friday as they hosted Buffalo, Newcastle and Powell in their first home meet of the season. The upperclassmen performed as well as expected and a few of the younger swimmers excelled as well in the small meet at the Worland Aquatic Center. "I saw some great things developing from some of our underclassmen," said Worland swim coach Kim Wyman. "This team has potential to surprise people at the culminating events by the s...
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