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Ceremonies planned April 1 for Veterans Welcome Home DayMar 25, 2013 - Staff: Gov. Matt Mead and the Wyoming Veterans Commission will celebrate Wyoming Veterans Welcome Home Day on Monday, April 1. The day of welcoming was codified in ... [more] | The way it was: Dr. Barrasso -- 1989
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Catholic college selects new presidentMar 25, 2013 - From staff reports: The Board of Directors of Wyoming Catholic College is pleased to announce the selection of a new president of the college, Kevin D. Roberts, Ph.D. | Help for Health Hospice celebrates St. Patrick's DayMar 25, 2013 - From staff reports: The Help for Health Hospice Home was the setting for a fun filled St. Patrick's Day party. The festivity was hosted by hospice volunteers. Patients, family and ... [more] | ||
WRTA expanding service to include Dubois and JacksonMar 25, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: Wind River Transportation Authority is finalizing stops for a fixed route from eastern Fremont County to Dubois and Jackson three days a week. WRTA ... [more] | Wolverines speakers take first at national qualifier
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Judge won't allow state mental screen of Dale EatonMar 25, 2013 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press: A federal judge on Friday denied a request from the state of Wyoming to allow its mental health expert to examine the state's lone death row inmate. | College wants more time to tweak budgetMar 25, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Central Wyoming College administrators have requested more time to develop next year's budget due to unanticipated losses of funding. | ||
Taking shape: CWC Health/Science Center tantalizes on tour
| Reluctantly, county puts another $800k into health benefit planMar 25, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: Rising costs of claims to Fremont County's health insurance plan drove the county board to approve $800,000 more for the program next year. At its March 19 ... [more] | ||
Citizen panel will help direct county's 1-percent fund useMar 25, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: A countywide committee of citizens to advise leaders on uses for money generated by the new 1 percent sales tax is filling up, though it still needs volunteers ... [more] | RHS honors fallen soldier
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TodayMar 22, 2013 - Staff: Corrections | DigestMar 22, 2013 - The Associated Press: Bison hunt numbers rise | ||
Lawmakers treat Hathaway Scholarship fund with care
| Kids museum idea in Riverton makes progressMar 22, 2013 - Staff: Planning for the Central Wyoming Center for Art, Technology and Science in Riverton is still in the works. | ||
Speakers swap opinions on marriage issues to open CWC talk series
| Assessed value drops below $1B againMar 22, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: A rebound to $1.09 billion is predicted for fiscal year 2015. | ||
City rates might rise more than normal to help cut into debtMar 22, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: Riverton residents may soon see a higher than usual increase in their utility bills. The rates for water, sewer and sanitation services automatically increase ... [more] | RMS puts on A Night of Jazz
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TodayMar 21, 2013 - Staff: Births | CWC providing free tax help to county residents
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DigestMar 21, 2013 - The Associated Press: Fire danger high in parts of state | Barrasso airs doubts about nominee for Interior boss
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Judge sends Hill case straight to high courtMar 21, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Ruling that the education of Wyoming's K-12 students hasn't been jeopardized by a new law making changes to the state schools chief's job, a ... [more] | Analysts expect lower revenues for county
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Report from architecture firm calls for new school, renovationsMar 21, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: The architectural firm reviewing the needs of Wyoming's highest-capacity school districts has revised its final report on Riverton's needs. | Mosho's memory of fatal wreck 'cloudy'
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TodayMar 20, 2013 - Staff: DEATHS | Facilities chief resignsMar 20, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- The director of the Wyoming School Facilities Department is stepping down effective April 1. Ian Catellier says the agency has accomplished a good ... [more] | ||
Phillips gets confirmation hearing with Senate panelMar 20, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Both of Wyoming's U.S. Senators spoke highly of state Attorney General Greg Phillips' qualifications to serve as a federal appeals court judge at a ... [more] | DigestMar 20, 2013 - The Associated Press: Wind farm project filing delayed | ||
Federal report lists sequester effects in state fundingMar 20, 2013 - Staff: The White House last week released state-by-state impacts of the sequester, which went into effect last week and will result in funding cuts to governments and ... [more] | Crosswalks get timer displays
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Committee on recommending uses for 1 percent tax money in pMar 20, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: The Riverton Fix Our Roads Citizen Committee held its first organizational meeting this month at Riverton City Hall. | Hunters say wolves doing harm, ask to join lawsuitMar 20, 2013 - By Ben Neary, Associated Press: The National Rifle Association and Safari Club International are blaming wolves for bringing down the quality of big-game hunting in northwestern Wyoming. | ||
Collins named Jackson principal; board member to resign postMar 20, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Trustee Greg Ashdown has been tranferred to Billings, Mont., by his employer. | County residents in thick of talks to raise beer taxMar 19, 2013 - The Associated Press: With an interim legislative committee planning to study Wyoming's beer and liquor tax, some residents of Fremont County are advocating for a beer tax increase ... [more] | ||
Organizations work to curb binge drinking in LaramieMar 19, 2013 - The Associated Press: Laramie Police Chief Dale Stalder sees an apparent increase in the number and severity of alcohol-related incidents in the university town. | TodayMar 19, 2013 - Staff: Corrections | ||
