Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
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Beloved Father and Papa, Harley D. Myers passed away peacefully on October 12, 2017 in Worland, Wyoming surrounded by his family. He was born January 15, 1934 in Burlington, Wyoming to Winfield Scott and Hazel Enid (Hodson) Myers. He is now reunited with his loving wife of 54 years Lavon(Williams) Myers whom he married in 1956. Harley was a true cowboy at heart; in his younger years as a ranch hand, he rode with his father on many cattle drives, broke horses, branded cattle, and was an...
Lady Warriors cap week with excellent showing in Gillette By Alex Kuhn Sports Editor WORLAND - Closing out the regular season with three-straight meets tested the Worland High School swimming team both physically and mentally. "It was an interesting weekend of swimming for us," said WHS girls swimming coach Mike Blissett. "The only thing I knew for sure with our three days in a row of competition was that we'd probably not see any time drops on Friday in Buffalo." With the Worland Triangular on...
Ten Sleep implements plan to improve literacy By Tracie Mitchell Staff Writer TEN SLEEP – During the Ten Sleep School Board's October meeting board, members heard from Ten Sleep School Improvement Coordinator/ Social Studies teacher Dane Weaver about an implemented plan to improve Ten Sleep School student's literacy. The plan was created to address the low reading and English scores Ten Sleep high school students received on last year's ACT and Aspire tests. "Last time we were here [September s...
Wyoming officials see revenue stream in Yellowstone vehicles CHEYENNE (AP) — The state of Wyoming wants to ensure those who live and work in Yellowstone register their vehicles in the state. The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports the Wyoming Department of Transportation, at the request of Gov. Matt Mead and members of Wyoming’s congressional delegation, is pushing to get more Yellowstone residents and workers to follow state law and purchase Wyoming registrations and driver’s licenses. State and federal officials say they don’t know how many of...
CASPER (AP) — A Wyoming woman will serve four years of probation for giving a marijuana gummy to her daughter. The Casper Star-Tribune reports Vanessa Smith was sentenced Friday after pleading guilty in July to delivery of marijuana to a minor and child endangerment with methamphetamine, both felonies. Smith was sentenced to four to five years imprisonment on the two felonies, with those sentences suspended. If she successfully completes probation, she won’t have to go to prison. Court documents say police alleged Smith returned from Col...
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