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WORLAND – Chief Gabe Elliott with the Worland Police Department shared Halloween safety tips on Monday, in advance of the holiday on Wednesday, when trick or treaters are expected on the streets of Worland and Ten Sleep. For home owners, Chief Elliott recommends making sure the path to your door is clear, and welcome trick-or-treaters with your porch lights on. Do not give homemade or unwrapped treats to children. Pay attention to what’s happening in your neighborhood and report any suspicious or criminal activity to the Worland Police Departme...
WORLAND – The Washakie County Commission will meet today to hear regular department reports, and move forward with a contract to continue air medical services for the county with Guardian Flight, now part of the AirMedCare Services. Holly Anderson with AirMedCare will give a presentation to the commission at 11 a.m. The original, one-year contract with Guardian was expected to expire within weeks. Previously, County Attorney John Worrall explained that the county’s goal, ultimately, is to avoid any lapse in coverage for county residents cov...
WORLAND — About two dozen community business leaders gathered Saturday in the back of Main Street Style & Trends to discuss ways to promote events for youth and to revitalize the downtown area for Worland. Main Street Style & Trends owner Sabrina McClain said she talked with Mayor Jim Gill a few weeks ago with two main concerns that eventually led to the Saturday morning meeting — an empty Main Street and nothing to keep our youth in the community after graduating from high school. She said she has heard comments from people around town telling...
WORLAND - Volleyball in the 3A West has been survival of the fittest all season long. And with six of the eight teams having winning records, the 3A West regional tournament, in Mountain View on Friday and Saturday, was bound to be a slugfest. There were only four spots open for the 3A State tournament this weekend in Casper, meaning two good teams were going to be left out by the end of the weekend. Unfortunately, for the Worland Lady Warriors, they were one of those two teams as they lost to...
Public Notice of Election-Nowood Watershed Improvement District... 
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