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WORLAND - The Worland cross-country team is back at it today and competing at the Lander Invitational in Lander. Last Saturday the Warriors and Lady Warriors ran in the Sheridan Invitational, getting an early look at the 3A State course in the process. "It's an important course for us since state is going to be there. We went in wanting to see where we stacked up and more so, just individually they go in getting a feel for the course knowing where they break down and where we need to focus to bu...
THERMOPOLIS - The past two weekends for the Hot Springs County High School volleyball team has been tough as the losses have piled up. First was the Border Wars tournament in Cody on August 31 and September 1, the Lady Bobcats dropped all three of their matches. Losing to Miles City 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-19), Glendive 3-1 (25-12, 26-28, 25-20, 25-19), Hardin 3-1 (25-19, 25-27, 25-16, 25-20) and Billing Central 3-0 (25-10, 25-18, 25-8). Then last weekend they went to Rawlins for the Rawlins...
THERMOPOLIS — Jackrabbit Java of Thermopolis brought home the people’s choice award Saturday from the first Roasters Rendezvous at Central Wyoming College in Riverton. Roaster and Jackrabbit Java co-owner Josh Thomas said the Roasters Rendezvous was similar to a brewfest where people can sample all of the coffees and then vote for their favorite. This was the first roasters competition and coffee festival in Wyoming, he said. There were roasters from Wyoming and Idaho participating. He said there were 10 roasters competing on Saturday, wit...
TEN SLEEP – The Alliance for Historic Wyoming (AHW) has a traveling exhibit at the Ten Sleep Library this month, and features historic libraries from across the state, financed by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. At one time the richest man in America, Carnegie began financing community libraries in 1883. With small grants of around $12,000, Carnegie provided the building and furniture to any community that requested a library, while the community was responsible for the maintenance, books and s...
CASPER — Allegations Republican candidate for governor Mark Gordon won his primary because of Democrats voting in the GOP contest are statistically unfounded, new voter registration numbers from the Wyoming Secretary of State’s office show. In the weeks after the election, some Republicans in Wyoming have claimed Gordon, who defeated runner-up Foster Friess by more than 9,000 votes, was pushed over the finish line by Democrats who switched parties to prevent more hard-line candidates from winning. Anecdotes of county boards of elections run...