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CHEYENNE (WNE) — Plans to develop a $17.8 million manufacturing plant in Cheyenne are moving forward.
The Wyoming Business Council board recommended last week that the state approve a $9.35 …
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6/27/19
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A trio of Powell students made the President’s Honor Roll at Casper College for the 2019 spring semester. Sadie Hogan, Katelyn Lang and Mariah Lang each earned the honor.
To qualify, …
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6/27/19
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The Buffalo Bill Center of the West was recently granted a Sustainability Excellence Award from the American Alliance of Museums for its long-term efforts to reduce energy consumption.
Only one or …
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6/27/19
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Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is seeking a vendor to provide campground services near Fort Smith, Montana.
The Afterbay Campground contains two pit toilets, 40 campsites, picnic tables, …
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6/27/19
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Bighorn National Forest officials have made recent changes to post and pole harvesting.
Post and pole (live, dead, and tepee) cutting is now open forest-wide unless otherwise designated. No …
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6/27/19
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It was a training day. So when Kris Brock arrived at Beck Lake Park with her three excited companions, she took a human rib bone out of her truck and headed for the high grass.
The bone was not a …
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By Mark Davis
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6/26/19
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Anna Paris has been serving as the Powell Police Department’s community service officer since 1990. In that position, she helps with parking, gives safety talks and supports patrol officers. …
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By Kevin Killough
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6/26/19
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Based in Cody, 3 Dog Rescue has come to the aid of many dogs around the Big Horn Basin.
Over the past three years, the nonprofit has placed more than 100 dogs into new homes. In addition, they …
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6/26/19
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The family of a kayaking guide who died in Yellowstone National Park two years ago is suing the company that employed him, its owners and several of its employees. In the suit, Timothy Conant’s …
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By CJ Baker
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6/25/19
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With storms threatening Sunday, a half-dozen horsemen loaded their saddle bags and panniers with serious looking saws, lunches of canned sardines and jerky, and rain slickers. They climbed aboard …
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By Mark Davis
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6/25/19
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A couple years ago, University of Wyoming agricultural economist Thomas Foulke was on vacation in France. Flipping through a French cookbook, he saw a recipe for bread that used spelt.
Foulke …
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By Kevin Killough
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6/25/19
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Citing serious health problems and a desire to be with his family, a Powell man who’s serving prison time for killing his wife is asking for a shorter sentence.
David Williamson’s …
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By CJ Baker
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6/25/19
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Wyoming Republicans are looking for someone to represent the state party at the national level after local resident Richard George resigned to take a job out of state.
George, who had most …
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By CJ Baker
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6/25/19
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Area residents are invited to explore Argentina and Uruguay this coming winter, Dec. 21 though Jan. 2, during a Northwest College field studies trip.
Led by NWC Instructor of Spanish Connie Moore, …
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6/25/19
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The Meeteetse Museums and Elaine Haberland of Lost Canyon Photography will host a free Western photography workshop on Saturday. The event begins at 1 p.m. at the museum, 1947 State St. in …
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6/25/19
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The Eastern Wyoming College auditorium filled to capacity on June 15 with family and friends there to see the Wyoming Cowboy ChalleNGe Academy graduate its largest class.
A total of 59 cadets …
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6/25/19
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JACKSON — When Teton County Sheriff Matt Carr heard about some middle school students broadcasting the inmate list on cellphones to bully a classmate whose mother was in jail, he no longer had …
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By Emily Mieure, Jackson Hole News&Guide Via Wyoming News Exchange
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6/25/19
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CHEYENNE – Former U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis on Thursday filed information with the Federal Election Commission that could be a precursor to a run for retiring Sen. Mike Enzi’s seat in …
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By Steve Knight, Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange
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6/25/19
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A worker at a North Fork resort was shot in the shoulder last week after a coworker’s vintage pistol was accidentally discharged, the Park County Sheriff’s Office says.
Aryean Vermunt, …
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6/25/19
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The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund board awarded $293,293.29 to three dozen projects around the state at its recent grant review meeting in Thermopolis.
Awards were given to a wide variety of …
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6/25/19
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