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JACKSON — Fireworks flew at the final meeting over future wilderness in Teton County, but irreconcilable differences ruled the day. After two years of wrangling over how to best manage Teton County’s federal public lands, the final outcome was no deal. The Teton County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to abandon any recommendation about designating wilderness in Teton County to the Wyoming County Commissioners Association. The decision came after a final meeting with the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative committee, whi...
WORLAND – Last Saturday, Worland High School's marching band, Black Thunder, traveled to their state competition up in Casper. At this competition, Black Thunder faced off from 21 other schools in attendance. According to band director Chad Rose, the band did amazing. "The band finished 4th overall, and 1st in 3A," Rose stated. "The color guard received one of two captions for auxiliary and was rated top color guard in Wyoming regardless of classification." A caption award is an award that's g...
WORLAND — Despite hearing about opposition, plans are moving forward for a public hearing Monday, Nov. 5, on annexing a portion of Hillcrest Subdivision into the City of Worland. During the regular council meeting Tuesday, City Attorney Kent Richins said, “With respect to the Grow Worland [Initiative] I’ve been advised that a legal petition will be forwarded to my office or [Clerk/Treasurer Tracy Glanz’s] office, with all but one property owner objecting,” Richins said. “We’ll see where that goes. I find it extremely disappointing...