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TEN SLEEP – Washakie County School District No. 2 Board of Trustees are holding an all-day AdvancED District Self-Assessment today at the Ten Sleep School. The Self-Assessment will begin at 8 a.m., and conclude at 5 p.m. in the school conference room. Ten Sleep Principal Russ Budmayr explained that Washakie District No. 2 has invited the community, staff, and board of trustees to help rank the school according to AdvancED’s standards. “This is just a chance for us to identify and set our improvement goals,” Budmayr said. According to materials...
DENVER (AP) — U.S. officials plan to make a major announcement Tuesday on efforts to protect an imperiled bird that could have implications for the energy and ranching industries. The Interior Department says governors of Colorado, Montana, Nevada and Wyoming are among those who plan to join Secretary Sally Jewell and other federal officials for the announcement about greater sage grouse at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge outside Denver. The government faces a Sept. 30 court-imposed deadline to decide whether it should l...
It’s a wonderful thing to own a house, but it’s distinctly a mixed blessing. My wife and I moved into our home 34 years and 10 months ago and it’s given us great joy and pride. It’s also been a major source of work, worry and expenditures of mass quantities of money. I’m learning more about the everyday chores associated with my house. For 40-some years I practiced law and my wife was the main person taking care of the house. Since retiring, though, I’ve been accorded the privilege of performing more of the nitty, gritty maintenance...
TEN SLEEP – The scoreboard may have read 73-32 in favor of Meeteetse at the end of the homecoming game Saturday, but Ten Sleep coach Andy Ray feels the score wasn't indicative of how well his team played against the No. 2 ranked team in the state. The Pioneers wanted to stop the big plays against the Longhorns and force them to sustain drives rather than give up long chunks of yardage. They also wanted to go out and make some big plays of their own. And for the most part, Ray was happy with w...
WORLAND – When the final buzzer sounded against Buffalo on Friday it signified not only the end of the game, but also the end of the nonconference schedule for the Warriors. After a 1-2 start against 3A East opponents in the first three games, Worland coach Todd Weber and the Warriors are ready to put those games behind them as they quickly shift their attention to conference play and the long haul of the season over the next five weeks. That's not to say the Warriors were without positives t...
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