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Riverton is making it difficult to recycleJul 10, 2012 - Ann Hicks, Riverton:  Editor: | TodayJul 10, 2012 - Staff:  Births | ||||
Swim lessons begin
| Next county budget betting on PILT fundsJul 8, 2012 - By Martin Reed, Staff Writer:  All eyes on falling gas revenue | ||||
Bear Cub Fire exceeds 6,000 acres in countyJul 8, 2012 - From staff reports:  A temporary closure order has been put in place in the fire area. | Blade pilgrims travel far to be taught in Riverton
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AG opinion on construction funding goes CWC's way
| New children's book's setting is Wind River reservationJul 8, 2012 - From staff reports:  The Wyoming State Historical Society has announced the release of a children's book titled "Elka," based on the Wind River Indian Reservation. | ||||
Joey+Rory set for concert at HeadwatersJul 8, 2012 - From staff reports:  The Academy of Country Music award winning duo Joey+Rory are hosting "An Evening with Joey+Rory" in Dubois at The Headwaters Arts and Conference ... [more] | Paving, chip sealing in county to beginJul 8, 2012 - From staff reports:   A Wyoming Department of Transportation asphalt paving crew is scheduled for work beginning Monday, July 9, on U.S. 20-26 east of Shoshoni. | ||||
LaBonde named Wyoming water development chief
| Winston Bruce SpoonhunterJul 8, 2012 - Staff:  Winston Bruce "Chiefy" Spoonhunter, 32, died Thursday, June 28, 2012, at his residence. | ||||
Jennifer Ginnie Johnson WeberJul 8, 2012 - Staff:  Jennifer Ginnie Johnson Weber, 59, died June 7, 2012, at her home in Rathdrum, Idaho. | Ronald Dwight HarveyJul 8, 2012 - Staff:  Former Lander resident Ronald D. Harvey, 84, died Friday, June 8, 2012, in Billings, Mont., after a two-year battle with cancer. | ||||
C-130 firefighting program threatenedJul 8, 2012 - By Mead Gruver, The Associated Press:  The only manufacturer of a key piece of equipment, Sacramento, Calif.-based Aero Union, went out of business in August, and no other company has replaced ... [more] | State rig count flat; national tally risesJul 8, 2012 - The Associated Press:  The rig count peaked at 4,530 nationwide in 1981 and bottomed out at 488 in 1999. | ||||
Keep buildingJul 8, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck:  Fremont County's offer on the 17 Mile Road rebuild can keep the job on track | Seek out citizens who understand what you're doingJul 8, 2012 - George Parks, Director Wyoming Association of Municipalities:  Editor: | ||||
There's importance in luckJul 8, 2012 - By Mark Shields:  Whenever an overly generous soul praises me for my alleged "success," I thank them and gently remind her (and myself) of the unearned luck of my life. ... [more] | Undimmed by human tearsJul 8, 2012 - By Randy Tucker:  Independence Day's origins are obscured by a cloud of hamburger smoke. | ||||
Beloved on TV, Andy Griffith was sharp businessman, tooJul 8, 2012 - By Joe Flint McClatchy-Tribune News Service:  LOS ANGELES -- Andy Griffith was famous for playing hayseed characters full of homespun wisdom. | Griffith's passing: TV pioneers fade into historyJul 8, 2012 - By Rene Lynch, McClatchy-Tribune News Service:  Contemporaries Dick Van Dyke and Sid Caesar are among the very few icons left who can speak about the start of traditional commercial network programming ... [more] | ||||
Brett Newlin to row for the USA in London games
| College skier Cartwright wins Lander Half Marathon
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Raiders down Torrington 4-2, fall to Lovell 14-12Jul 8, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Johnny Souza pitched a complete game as the Riverton Raiders downed Torrington 4-2 Saturday in an American Legion baseball tournament in Douglas. | My first fish in three years was a suckerJul 8, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Fishing is becoming a new hobby of mine this summer. | ||||
The way it was: Scooter club -- 1959
| Riverton 11-12 Little Leaguers set for tourney play
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Riverton 9-10 all-stars start postseason vs. LanderJul 6, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Dillon Lange, Kaden Kellner, Kendric Muehler and Jereko Martinez were on the Riverton all-star baseball team last year that finished second in the state in the ... [more] | RHS spikers off to camp in ColoradoJul 6, 2012 - By Craig Blumenshine, Staff Writer:  If summer work is an indicator, then Riverton Lady Wolverine head volleyball coach Adrian McNamee has to be excited about the mix of new and veteran players ... [more] | ||||
U.S. Energy wins openerJul 6, 2012 - From staff reports:  The Riverton U.S. Energy girls fastpitch team edged the Rock Springs Storm 6-4 on Friday morning in pool play at the state tournament in Rock Springs. | First plea is 'not guilty' in Hudson homicidesJul 6, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  The case against one of the five defendants in the November Hudson double-homicide will proceed to trial after he pleaded innocent in the killings of Eric ... [more] | ||||
Just like 1838: Mountain man re-enactors assemble at historic point
| Driver pleads not guilty in girl's deathJul 6, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  William Dean Barnes of Lander, charged with being the driver who struck and killed a Crowheart girl exiting a school bus at her home in December, has pleaded ... [more] | ||||
Dog attacks walkers; one hospitalizedJul 6, 2012 - By Christina George, Staff Writer:  A Thursday morning incident on West Bend Avenue in Riverton resulted in a dead dog and an injured woman being taken to the hospital. | Patrons air senior center gripes to state officialsJul 6, 2012 - By Emily Etheredge, Staff Writer:  For months, some members have complained about center's staff and and board of directors have been handling things. | ||||
River ambassador seeks to raise awareness
| Weather both helps and slows firefightingJul 6, 2012 - The Associated Press:  NEWCASTLE -- More rain is expected to help firefighters at the 17-square-mile Squirrel Creek fire but winds from thunderstorms have helped spread the fire a ... [more] | ||||
DigestJul 6, 2012 - The Associated Press:  Cheyenne adds surveillance cameras | The heat is onJul 6, 2012 - By Steven R. Peck:  No one likes a heat wave, but science says we'll tolerate the second one better than the first | ||||

