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Three reports of underage drinking prove falseApr 30, 2013 - From staff reports: Three anonymous reports of underage drinking in Fremont County were determined to be unfounded this weekend after deputies contacted the teenagers in ... [more] | City could use extra money from state on public intox solutionsApr 30, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: The Riverton City Council is weighing ideas on how to use funds from the state's supplemental funding as the City of Riverton works on its 2013-14 fiscal year ... [more] | ||
Mead to White House: Resist calls for examining overseas coal use under U.S. policyApr 28, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead is asking the White House to disregard pressure from the governors of Washington and Oregon and refuse to evaluate the ... [more] | Molecular biology professor named top UW faculty member for 2012-13
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Nighttime cameras reveal lives of mountain lions
| Feds ready to delist gray wolf everywhere in U.S.Apr 28, 2013 - By Julie Cart, McClatchy-Tribune News Service: The sweeping rule by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service would eliminate protection for wolves 18 years after the government re-established the predators in ... [more] | ||
The way it was: Choosing cheerleaders -- 1965
| Student music recital SundayApr 28, 2013 - From staff reports: Music students at Central Wyoming College will present their spring recital at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 28, in the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Gallery. | ||
CWC groups to perform spring concertApr 28, 2013 - From staff reports: Central Wyoming College vocal and instrumental groups will present a Spring Showcase Concert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at the Robert A. Peck Arts Center ... [more] | UW scholarship administrator honoredApr 28, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: The guidance, knowledge and support of a valued former University of Wyoming staff member made the challenging process of attending college much easier for ... [more] | ||
Nominations due May 1 for Wyoming Woman of Distinction AwardApr 28, 2013 - From staff reports: The Wyoming Council for Women's Issues will accept nominations for its 2013 Wyoming Woman of Distinction Award until May 1. | Friday fire burns hay and tires on Missouri Valley farm
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CWC wrestles with moving targets as budget process advancesApr 28, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Central Wyoming College administrators say they will present balanced budgets for the coming three years when they meet in May to discuss finances with the CWC ... [more] | Work of jeweler has produced many happy outcomes
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Apathy, transient problem obstacles to improving City ParkApr 28, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: Riverton residents came to City Hall Thursday night to discuss the best direction to take toward improving Riverton City Park. | TodayApr 26, 2013 - Staff: Deaths | ||
DigestApr 26, 2013 - The Associated Press: Mother, baby killed in wreck | Deal reached in kidnap caseApr 26, 2013 - The Associated Press: CANON CITY, Colo. -- A 46-year-old man has entered a plea agreement in a kidnapping and sexual assault case that ended in Wyoming. | ||
Contributions allow park facilities to openApr 26, 2013 - The Associated Press: MOOSE -- Two facilities in Grand Teton National Park that would have remained closed this year due to federal budget cuts will open up after all. | Scientists, industry examine big lithium find in state
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County police hosting drug Take-Back DayApr 26, 2013 - From staff reports: The RPD will participate in the sixth national prescription drug Take-Back Day on Saturday. Residents are invited to dispose safely of unwanted medications ... [more] | Snyder leads effort to resolve RHS football issues
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Job seekers browse booths at expo
| Commissioners split in Riverton justice center, wolf suit decisionsApr 26, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: In two close votes, the Fremont County Commission engaged a firm to design a new Riverton justice center and committed $1,000 to a court fight about ... [more] | ||
Job Corps work inching forwardApr 26, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Officials to meet with contractors in May | Riverton High School choir performs at CWC
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TodayApr 25, 2013 - Staff: Births | DigestApr 25, 2013 - The Associated Press: New sentence for teen in killing | ||
Man shot by police changes plea to guiltyApr 25, 2013 - The Associated Press: LARAMIE -- A man who was shot by Laramie police in August has pleaded guilty to burglary and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. | UW unveils energy/law centerApr 25, 2013 - From staff reports: Robert Nordhaus, one of the nation's leading experts on energy law and policy, is the inaugural speaker Thursday for the University of Wyoming's new Center for ... [more] | ||
School enrollment tops 90K again
| College to to tap 'field experience' in teachingApr 25, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Beginning in 2014, students at Central Wyoming College will have a new opportunity to put their education to work outside of the classroom through a ... [more] | ||
Wild and Scenic Film Festival tour to make stop Thursday in Riverton
| Safe infrastructure tops on 1-percent tax listApr 25, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: Fremont County's revenue from the optional 1 percent sales tax will be focused on improving the safety of infrastructure. An advisory committee of citizens ... [more] | ||
School board names new administrators for RMS and Rendezvous SchoolApr 25, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: New administration, faculty and staff contracts were awarded Tuesday during the Fremont County School District 25 Board of Trustees regular meeting. ... [more] | Kiwanis hosts Books and Breakfast
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$12M in highway work awardedApr 24, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- More highway construction projects will soon be underway around Wyoming, and most of them will be done by in-state companies. | DigestApr 24, 2013 - The Associated Press: New sentencing for Sheridan teen | ||
Simultaneous lawsuits on wolves can proceedApr 24, 2013 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- A recent ruling by a federal judge means that two parallel lawsuits will continue to run in Cheyenne and Washington, D.C., over environmental ... [more] | Mead: No need now to slash state government spending againApr 24, 2013 - By Ben Neary, The Associated Press: Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead says he will push to hold the state budget flat for the coming two-year budget cycle despite legislative calls for more state agency ... [more] | ||
