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  • 'In God We Trust' bill wins introduction in House

    Feb 16, 2018

    CHEYENNE (AP) — A bill that would call for the phrase “In God We Trust” to be displayed in Wyoming public school classrooms and state government buildings has won introduction in the Wyoming House of Representatives. KGAB-AM reports the bill, which would apply to the Wyoming State Capitol Building, any other buildings occupied by a state governmental agency, and classrooms across the state, says the motto “shall be displayed prominently” along with the U.S. and Wyoming flags. The bill must pass a committee vote and three readings in the house...

  • Riverton police investigate two weekend deaths

    Feb 16, 2018

    RIVERTON (WNE) — The Riverton Police Department is investigating the deaths of two men that took place over the weekend. The RPD responded to assist an ambulance at about 12:25 a.m. Saturday on East Adams Avenue on a report made by a homeowner stating there was a male sitting on his front porch. “Officers arrived to find the male in distress,” RPD chief Eric Murphy said in a press release. It was unknown what the man was doing, the police report indicated. After he was taken by ambulance to SageWest Health Care at Riverton, he was flown by ai...

  • WESTI Ag Days highlights include crop disease, leasing and drought preparation

    Marcus Huff, Staff Writer|Feb 16, 2018

    WORAND – Local agriculture producers and educators met Wednesday and Thursday for workshops on a variety of topics at the annual WESTI (Wyoming Extension’s Strategically and Technologically Informative) Ag days at the Worland Community Center Complex. For the new or veteran agriculture producer, the topics provided a broad range of information and learning opportunities. Corn Disease On Thursday, Bill Stump with the University of Wyoming, Department of Plant Sciences, informed local growers of the emergence of Bacterial Leaf Streak (BLS) in...

  • WESTI Ag attendees look at alternative crops

    Tracie Mitchell, Staff Writer|Feb 16, 2018

    WORLAND – Agriculture producers in the area learned about alternative crops that could be grown in the area, utilizing much of the same equipment that farmers and ranchers currently own. During a workshop Thursday morning at WESTI (Wyoming Extension’s Strategically and Technologically Informative) Ag Days in the Worland Community Center Complex ag producers also discussed alternative livestock. University of Wyoming Extension Educator Caitlin Youngquist of Washakie County explained to attendees that the Big Horn Basin has several adv...

  • WESTI Ag Demonstration

    Feb 16, 2018

  • Warriors fall to No. 2 Bison 54-42

    Alex Kuhn, Sports Editor|Feb 16, 2018

    Warriors fall to No. 2 Bison 54-42 By ALEX KUHN Sports Editor WORLAND - Thursday night ended in a loss for the Worland Warriors basketball team, falling to No. 2 Buffalo 54-42 at Worland High School. The loss may look like just another loss but considering the last time these two teams met when it was a 31-point victory for the Bison on Jan. 26, Worland has shown things are looking up With a new starting lineup, the Warriors played one of the better games of the season against the Bison, one of...

  • Feb 16, 2018

    Public Notice Worland City Council Minutes...  Website

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