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WORLAND - As the 6-man football season heads into week three the Meeteetse Longhorns remain the state's No.1 ranked team, according to WyoPreps, while Burlington and Riverside continue to make positive strides in their first season in the 1A 6-man class. Meeteetse The No. 1 ranked Longhorns (2-0) continued their dominating start to the season with a 78-27 win Saturday afternoon over the Dubois Rams (0-2). Today Meeteetse travels to No. 4 Little Snake River (2-0) for a 1 p.m. game in a matchup...
WORLAND –Worland High School guidance counselor and history teacher Randy Durr was honored by Rocky Mountain College for his service contributions to athletics. Durr received the William 'Bill' Woolston Distinguished Service Award from his alma mater Rocky Mountain College on Sept. 9. The award is given to a person who has significantly contributed to RMC through service to the college's athletics program. Woolston was a major contributor to the athletics program and gave back to the college f...
WORLAND – "Look, all I'm asking is that Wyoming voters give me two years. If you don't like the results you can vote me out, but if you vote for [Liz] Cheney, she'll use all of her resources to stay in Congress for decades," remarked Ryan Greene on his Thursday visit to Worland, during a "tailgate tour" of northern Wyoming. For the Democrat from Rock Springs, facing Cheney on the ballot on Nov. 8 for the state's lone U.S. House seat to be vacated by Cynthia Lummis, is an uphill battle, especiall...
TEN SLEEP — Traffic delays are expected beginning next week when a $1.94 million pavement improvement project begins on U.S. 16 east of Ten Sleep. Prime contractor McGarvin-Moberly Construction Co., of Worland plans to mill/remove 1 1/2 inches of asphalt pavement on the 7.72-mile project. Milling of pavement will be followed with a two-inch pavement overlay, according to Wyoming Department of Transportation resident engineer Dan McAfee of Worland. Asphalt milling is scheduled to begin Sept. 19, and paving is scheduled to begin Sept. 27. All hig...
POWELL - Worland High School swimmers traveled to Powell Thursday evening in a showdown with the Powell Panthers. The Lady Warriors lost the dual 101-82 to their 3A Northeast conference rivals but the team had a new state automatic qualifier as well as strengthening the overall team by swimming in off events. Megan Molitor automatically qualified for the state meet in the 200yd individual medley, Juli Warren won the 200yd and 500yd freestyle race and also AQ'd in 200yd free. Ellyse Russell won...
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