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  • Lady Warriors hit the pool for the final time this season

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Nov 2, 2018

    WORLAND - The 3A State girls swimming meet begins today in Laramie with preliminary races and finals races on Saturday, and the Worland Lady Warriors are ready to make the most of the season's final meet of the season. "Having a weekend off seemed like exactly what everyone needed as we headed into state week," said WHS girls swimming coach Mike Blissett. "The team has a mood that makes me believe they're not only recharged but chomping at the bit to get to Laramie to compete. We're seeing some...

  • Municipalities focus on infrastructure with penny tax

    Karla Pomeroy, Editor|Nov 2, 2018

    WORLAND —Both Worland and Ten Sleep have focused on infrastructure with the general purpose sales tax the past four years and if voters approve continuing the tax next week, the municipalities will continue to focus on infrastructure needs. TEN SLEEP According to Ten Sleep Mayor Jack Haggerty, the Town of Ten Sleep has used the sales tax revenue to help with street replacement projects on Pine Street, Sixth Street; Fourth Street ad Fir Street; utility sleeves under main street that were done in conjunction with Wyoming Department of T...

  • Rural district could expand after Tuesday vote

    Marcus Huff, Staff Writer|Nov 2, 2018

    WORLAND – A measure on Tuesday’s ballot could allow South Worland Water Users to join the Washakie Rural Improvement and Service District, after a nearly year-long effort to combine the two groups. A petition to join the Washakie Rural system was certified by the county clerk’s office on April 27, with more than 80 percent of voting members of the South Worland users joining the petition. A proposal by the South Worland Water Users Corporation to join the Washakie Rural Improvement and Service District was met with a vote to approve by the c...

  • Fremont County voting incident raises questions

    Nick Reynolds, Casper Star-Tribune-WNE|Nov 2, 2018

    CASPER — A Democratic organizer from the Wind River Reservation said she and other activists faced difficulties in their efforts to vote early in Fremont County, prompting allegations of voter suppression seen on reservations in other areas of the country. In a Facebook post Tuesday night, Lynnette Grey Bull — a Democratic activist behind a large “Get Out The Vote” effort among the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes on the reservation — said she and other GOTV activists were told by an employee at the Lander county clerk’s o...

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