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Citing Technology Costs to Smaller CUs, Two Wyoming Credit Unions Seeking to Merge
CASPER, Wyo. —Two Wyoming credit unions are seeking to combine. The $29.4-million WyoCentral Federal Credit Union said it is seeking to merge with the $78.4-million, Laramie-based StagePoint FCU. WyoCentral CEO Annie Sorensen told Oil City News that the move comes as local credit unions face mounting market and economic...
Soldier puts his life on hold, Jenkins included in historic deployment
Skylar Jenkins, a 2021 Newcastle High School graduate, recently deployed with his Wyoming National Guard unit to the Middle East. The occasion was historic, for the entire Second Battalion, 300th Field Regiment, of which Jenkins is a member, deployed together for the first time in 70 years. The last deployment of the entire battalion was for the Korean War.
“Bruise-A-Palooza” set to happen this weekend
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - August 17 & 18 sees Cheyenne Roller Derby’s “Bruise-A-Palooza”, a flat track Roller Derby. While Roller Derby is a full contact sport, Iesha Bloom, skater who goes by “Candy Strikeher” says that everything is safe, and fun. Bloom says...
Devaughn Eka's 3 touchdown night powers Lehi past Davis
LEHI — Davis traveled down I-15 to take on Lehi for the first game of the high school football season, but the home Pioneers used a 28-point first half to blow past the Darts 38-14. Junior running back Devaughn Eka was a powerhouse for the Pioneers, finding the end zone three times, rushing for over 170 yards along with a 62-yard rushing touchdown.
Semiconductor manufacturer gets $1.6 billion from federal government for Utah and Texas plants
Dallas-based Texas Instruments is receiving $1.6 billion from the federal government to fund new semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Texas and Utah. Texas Instruments, a semiconductor multinational that produces chips for industrial, automotive, and personal electronics uses — among others — had announced a new 300-millimeter semiconductor wafer (a material used in electronics to conduct electricity) […]
Police evacuate Salt Lake Plaza Hotel
SALT LAKE CITY — This evening, police evacuated guests from all 13 floors on the north side of the Salt Lake Plaza Hotel due to a suspicious luggage found on the ground floor of the hotel. The rest of the guests in the building were told to shelter in...
Watch Ohio State 5-star 2025 WR target Jerome Myles in season opener tonight
Ohio State 5-star 2025 wide receiver target Jerome Myles from Draper (Utah( Corner Canyon is in action in his senior season opener tonight as Corner Canyon takes on American Fork (Utah) at American Fork High School. Kickoff for the game is at 9:00 ET. The game can be watched for...
Donations at a kids’ clothing distribution event in Roy ran out shortly after opening
SALT LAKE CITY – Donations flew off the tables at a kids’ clothing distribution event at North Park Elementary School in Roy. The purpose of the event was to help families who are hurting in this economy. Families from all over Weber County attended the event. Many people...
Coloradans Can Check Out Live Horse Racing With Big Cash on the Line
Coloradans can get in the car and take a fun road trip to see (and bet on) professional horse racing. While the Kentucky Derby does get all the attention in the world of horse racing, Wyoming's races are something to see, as well. Your trip will take you through some of the prettiest parts of Wyoming to see some very majestic horses.
Anti-meat billboard in Wyoming ruffling feathers
A billboard in Casper, Wyo., is ruffling feathers in the state’s agriculture industry, especially when it comes to spreading incorrect information. The billboard with an angry chicken grasping an AR-15-type rifle has sprung up in Casper that reads: “If bacon and burgers don’t get you, I may. Bird Flu Kills. Please, try vegan.” PETA is the group behind the message, and they have placed similar signs in other areas where avian influenza has been detected. Wyoming Stockgrower’s Association Executive Vice President Jim Magagna said the message is inaccurate and nearly laughable.
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