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Current Worland City Council member Jim Gill was elected as Worland's next mayor in Tuesday's election. Loresa Brinkerhoff retained her seat on the council while Marcus Sanchez was unseated by write-in Michael Neufer. See full results in Wednesday's issue of the Daily News....
CASPER - Coming off a disappointing 3-1 loss against Douglas Friday night in the semifinals during Wyoming 3A state volleyball tournament, the Worland Lady Warriors had to quickly rebound against a familiar foe, the Rawlins Lady Outlaws, in order to bring home a third-place finish. While Worland gave maximum effort by hustling all over the court and diving to keep the ball in play, it wouldn't be enough as they lost 3-0, 25-19, 25-18, 25-17, to Rawlins and abruptly shutting the book on their 201...
WORLAND — Today (Tuesday), during most of the day, the Washakie County Road & Bridge crew will be replacing a culvert on Lane 17, which is located between Road 15 1/2 and Road 15 1/4. Washakie County Sheriff Steve Rakness asked motorists not to use that portion of Lane 17 today , “due to the fact the road will be closed.” He said the portion of Lane 17 that will be closed is located west of Lane 16 1/2 and north of South Flat. For more information, contact Washakie County Road & Bridge....
WORLAND – Northern Wyoming voters head to the polls today, with more than 50 polling stations in Washakie, Hot Springs, and Big Horn counties, open from 7 a.m. until closing at 7p.m. Washakie County voters will vote at either the Worland Community Center or Ten Sleep Senior Center, accordingly. Washakie County Clerk Mary Grace Strauch reports that 41 polling judges will be on hand to verify voters and tabulate the votes at closing for reporting to the Secretary of State's office before 10:30 p...
CHEYENNE (AP) — The Wyoming Lottery transferred nearly $800,000 to counties, cities and towns in the state last month. The lottery now has transferred about $2.8 million in profits to local governments across the state this year. Wyoming’s lottery started selling tickets in August 2014. So far, WyoLotto players have won more than 1.7 million times. The lottery has paid out more than $26.4 million in prizes....
NEW YORK (AP) — Print newspapers may be disappearing like the home telephone, but not after Election Day. Remembering the frenzy for old-fashioned papers the morning after Barack Obama’s historic win in 2008, newspapers are printing extra copies and setting up temporary retail stands this year, regardless of whether the nation elects the first woman or reality TV star as president. The Los Angeles Times is also selling a commemorative printing-press plate of the front page. Many people now rely on Facebook and apps for news, but a scr...