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Drennen makes pitch to overturn murder convictionJul 31, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: A Riverton man serving a life sentence for first-degree murder in the shooting death of another man during a landlord-tenant dispute in May 2010 is arguing for ... [more] | Arena gets full prep before cowboys arriveJul 31, 2012 - By Robert H. Peck, Staff Writer: The Fremont County Fair PRCA Ram rodeo began Monday night, but not before the rodeo grounds were prepped extensively for the days to come. | ||||
Lander 9-10s fall in two straight at state
| Phinney, Lehmkuhler win second Go Fremont County Triathlon
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Pokes to open basketball season with game at Wyoming Indian
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Remaining Cowboy Campfires dates called offJul 29, 2012 - From staff reports: Due to fire concerns and restrictions, the remaining schedule of this summer's Authentic Cowboy Campfires has been canceled. | Black Hawk chopper to appear at fairgroundsJul 29, 2012 - From staff reports: Monday's Military Appreciation Night accompanying the first night of the Fremont County Fair PRCA Ram Rodeo will include an appearance by a Wyoming National ... [more] | ||||
Diane Patrice HagemeisterJul 29, 2012 - Staff: Diane Patrice (Geer) Hagemeister, 65, died Thursday, July 19, 2012, at the Riverstone Hospice Home in Billings, Mont. | Daniel B. KingJul 29, 2012 - Staff: Former Riverton resident Daniel B. King died July 23, 2012, in Santa Monica, Calif. | ||||
Justin Greg GreenhalghJul 29, 2012 - Staff: Justin Greg Greenhalgh, 36, died Saturday, July 14, 2012, in Battle Mountain, Nev. | Wyoming digestJul 29, 2012 - The Associated Press: UW participates in booze safety program | ||||
The way it was: Bigger grandstand -- 1965Jul 29, 2012 - Staff: Riverton was booming in the summer of 1965, with uranium exploration and production expanding rapidly, school construction in active mode, and housing popping ... [more] | DigestJul 29, 2012 - From staff reports: Learn about natural gas vehicles | ||||
State holding meetings to discuss drought conditionsJul 29, 2012 - From staff reports: The Wyoming Department of Agriculture will host two public meetings in central Wyoming that will address the agriculture industry and the current drought and ... [more] | Art Walk in Atlantic City puts creativity on displayJul 29, 2012 - From staff reports: Artists, crafts people and authors will display their work at several locations in Atlantic City when the community hosts its sixth annual Open House and Art ... [more] | ||||
Thompson receives award for sage-grouse protectionJul 29, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: Fremont County Commission chairman Doug Thompson and other members of Gov. Matt Mead's Sage Grouse Implementation Team have received an award from U.S. ... [more] | Drive-By for Isbell's concert in LanderJul 29, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer: The ex-Drive-By Truckers performer will play an outdoor show by the Lander Bar at 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2. | ||||
Tribes want feds to start regulation of Internet gamingJul 29, 2012 - Staff and wire reports: With some states readying to start online gambling, Native American tribal leaders are calling on the federal government to step in as it did with ... [more] | County Fair sheep wagon show brings back vivid memories
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In a demanding year, irrigators find ways to cope
| Newest isn't always greatestJul 29, 2012 - By Randy Tucker: What's your pick as the top invention in human history? | ||||
Every campaign's MVP: the advance personJul 29, 2012 - By Mark Shields: For almost everybody in American politics -- except those shadowy individuals and companies, with their own unrevealed agendas, that make six-figure ... [more] | Basic inmate hygiene needs not being met at detention centerJul 29, 2012 - Joe Lookingbill, FCDC inmate Lander: Editor: | ||||
Sally RideJul 29, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck: In our space-friendly county, her accomplishments are appreciated | TodayJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Deaths | ||||
Shoshone National Forest to release draft forest plan
| Leaders of Syria crackdown are different from other Muslims in regionJul 27, 2012 - By Paul V.M. Flesher: Military forces in Syria bombed and rampaged through Houla recently, killing more than 100 civilians, nearly one-third who were children. | ||||
Mary Jane DayJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Mary Jane Day, of Natchitoches, La., and formerly of Riverton, died July 5, 2012, at her home. | Eugene "Gene" George PatchJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Eugene "Gene" George Patch, 81, of Lander, died Saturday, July 21, 2012, with his family at his side. | ||||
Justin Greg GreenhalghJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Justin Greg Greenhalgh, 36, died Saturday, July 14, 2012, in Battle Mountain, Nev. | AchieversJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Eickes to celebrate 40 years of marriage | ||||
Hancock, McCann to wed Sept. 22Jul 27, 2012 - Staff: Eunice Mushitz and Cal Hancock are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Angela Hancock to Tyler McCann. | Woolery named Teacher of the Year in New YorkJul 27, 2012 - Staff: Former Riverton resident Robert Woolery, son of Dale R. and Judy A. Woolery of Riverton, was named 2012 "Teacher of the Year" by the Syracuse City of ... [more] | ||||
CBT taught through example and guidanceJul 27, 2012 - By Pat Schmidt: It may have changed later, but I know that when the District 25 school board went into executive session in the 1970s, Carolyn didn't have to leave the ... [more] | Still relevantJul 27, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck: The Olympic Games link years and memories forever | ||||
Griz mauling victim says bears, people can coexistJul 27, 2012 - The Associated Press: CLARK -- Three years have passed since Jerry Ruth nearly lost his life in a chance encounter with a grizzly bear while hiking through tall Wyoming sagebrush ... [more] | Ranchers weigh drought options
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DigestJul 27, 2012 - The Associated Press: Books opened on shale play | Feds tell Wyoming to keep using PAWS test; lawmakers disagreeJul 27, 2012 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press: TORRINGTON -- Federal education officials told Wyoming Thursday it should keep administering the state proficiency exam for high school juniors next year. | ||||
