Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Serving the Big Horn Basin for over 100 years
Servers hand out a free hamburger lunch to visitors at the 2024 Wyoming Sugar Company Harvest Hoedown on Sept. 7.
Visitors take a look at the contest art produced by elementary students at the 2024 Wyoming Sugar Company Harvest Hoedown on Sept. 7.
Wyoming Sugar employee Lexi Haun checks out a scarecrow decorated by a West Side fourth grader for the company's Harvest Hoedown.
South Side Elementary students Raimey Lang and Christopher Drollinger show off their prize-winning coloring contest entries for the Wyoming Sugar Harvest Hoedown.
There were more than 40 cookie entries for the Wyoming Sugar annual cookie contest as part of the Harvest Hoedown.
Winners were Navette Everate in the age 1-12 group; Bridger Arnold in the 13-19 age group and Tabby Scheuerman in the 20 and older group.
The elementary schools in Worland were also involved with kindergarten through fourth grade doing different coloring contests including farming scenes, a sugar beet, Wyoming Sugar logo and scarecrows. The fifth grade decorated actual sugar beets with some as rockets, a factory, Batman, paint cans, monsters and more.
Winners are as follows:
Kindergarten-Catherine Snyder
1st Grade-Olivia Berry
2nd Grade-Christopher Drollinger
3rd Grade-Raimey Lang
4th Grade-Zoe Jasma
5th Grade-Harmony Johnston
