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  • No. 3 Warriors take fourth at Lander Invitational

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Jan 24, 2019

    WORLAND - As they enter the final stretch of the regular season the Worland Warriors wrestling team has gotten better and better with each week. If things continue on this upward trajectory the Warriors will be peaking right around the postseason. Last weekend Worland wrestled in the Lander Invitational, placing fourth as a team and having six wrestlers podium. Junior 113-pound Domanic Hartley took first in his weight class and did so in dominant fashion, getting a pin in all four matches. At...

  • County Fair Board moves ahead with more music for 2019

    Marcus Huff, Staff Writer|Jan 24, 2019

    WORLAND – The Washakie County Fair Board voted to accept a plan to offer six nights of music during the 2019 fair, and has agreed to work with the Worland-Ten Sleep Chamber of Commerce to expand activities and increase participation in the annual fair parade. During a special meeting last March, the Washakie County Fair Board, after hearing from Montana-based music promoter and musician Daniel Kosel, unanimously approved a proposal to pay $10,400 for four nights of music, totaling 20 hours, during the 2018 county fair. This year, during the f...

  • East Side Elementary holds fundraiser for new playground equipment

    Tracie Mitchell, Staff Writer|Jan 24, 2019

    WORLAND – Worland East Side Elementary School is holding a fundraiser from Jan. 21 – Feb. 13 to raise money for new playground equipment that is more suited for kindergarten and first-grade students. Worland East Side Elementary School Principal Chris Peterson explained that much of the equipment on the playground has been there since some of the teachers went to school at East Side. He added that to make the equipment safe for the students required parts to be removed because finding rep...

  • State Senate committee shuts door on closed primaries

    Ramsey Scott, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange|Jan 24, 2019

    CHEYENNE – A Republican’s effort to end party switching before a primary election died in committee after two days of testimony that included demands from local and state party leaders. The Senate Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions Committee rejected Senate File 32 on a 3-2 vote Tuesday. While the bill did get two yes votes, those votes came without any words of support or encouragement for passage. All five senators said the public comments they received in the lead-up to the vote had been evenly split in favor or against the...

  • Jan 24, 2019

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    Public Notice of Foreclosure- Cochrane...  PDF

  • Shannon Lee Graham

    Jan 24, 2019

    Shannon Lee Graham, 62, passed from the earth plane into the spirit world on Jan. 14, 2019. She died peacefully in her sleep at her home after many years of failing health. She lived in Worland for about 20 years before moving to Casper in November 2018. Shannon was born in Thermopolis a few minutes after the birth of her twin sister, Sheilah Marie, on Oct. 3, 1956 to Alfred T. "Tom" Graham, Jr. and Sharon Lee Crouch Graham. She lived in Thermopolis until the family moved to Denver in 1969. She... Full story

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