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Wyoming Cowboys in the NFL: Preseason Week 2
LARAMIE -- It's been a whirlwind couple of weeks for former Wyoming linebacker Easton Gibbs. After receiving his pink slip in Seattle on July 31, the undrafted rookie was quickly scooped up by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Just a dozen days later -- and one preseason game in the Steel City in the books -- Gibbs was again waived.
Medicine Bow Officials Open Sealed Bids For Excess Equipment
Photo – House Medicine Bow bought for Marshal’s Office – Bigfoot99 file photo. The town of Medicine Bow has found a buyer for the former marshal’s house and other unused equipment. In 2019, the town of Medicine Bow used $1 million of impact assistance money from...
East and Evanston Finish First in Final Results at Green River Golf Invite
GREEN RIVER – The Green River Fall 2024 Golf Invite took place over the weekend at Rolling Green Country Club. Both Green River High School and Rock Springs High School were in attendance along with Cheyenne Central, Cheyenne East, Evanston, Jackson, Kemmerer, Laramie, Lyman, Pinedale, Riverton, and Star Valley. Cheyenne East and Evanston emerged victorious in the boys’ and girls’ divisions respectively, with standout individual performances that highlighted the competition.
Local Artist Invited To Regional Competitive Art Exhibit
Photo – Photograph of Parco Inn – Courtesy Robert Fleetwood. A Rawlins photographer has been selected to take part in a competitive regional art exhibit. When he isn’t working for the Carbon County Library, Robert Fleetwood is taking photographs of the area in and around Rawlins. Fleetwood said he became interested in photography five years ago after discovering he possessed a talent for taking pictures.
‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s’ this Saturday in Rock Springs
The Rock Springs Walk to End Alzheimer’s is coming up this Saturday, August 24, in Bunning Park. At last check, 17 teams and 57 individuals had registered for the annual event. Registration is still available online in person in Bunning Park on Saturday prior to they event. Registration will begin at 8 a.m., and the local Kiwanis Club will provide a pancake breakfast.
Ambulance Service to Update Commissioners During Tuesday Meeting
ROCK SPRINGS – The Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners will hear a quarterly update from Castle Rock Ambulance Service during its regular meeting Tuesday morning. Bailie Dockter, CEO of Castle Rock Hospital District, will speak to the commissioners at 10:50 a.m. The county subsidizes the ambulance service provided...
Two Jackson, Wyoming residents race to survive — on national TV
Two Wyomingites from Jackson are trying to survive—climbing, canoeing, killing their own food—on national television. Oliver Dev and Corry Jones are featured on the current season of Race to Survive: New Zealand. Race to Survive is a competition where contestants must rely on a combination of endurance racing,...
Tiger Tennis Team Ready to Make a Mark This Season
ROCK SPRINGS – Rock Springs High School’s tennis team is gearing up for an exciting season, with high hopes and a focus on family-style camaraderie. Under the leadership of head coach Darin Anderson, the team is set to kick off their season on Tuesday with matches against Powell and Cody at 8 a.m. and noon.
The Critical Role of Child Care in Boosting Economic Development and Supporting Small Business Employment
Access to quality child care is crucial for economic growth and small business sustainability, reducing employee absenteeism, and boosting productivity. Employers, including big brands like Patagonia, are finding innovative ways to offer childcare solutions, enhancing hiring and retention. Small businesses can support childcare by partnering with local centers, offering discounts,...
The Old Wilson Schoolhouse shares a deep history
WILSON, Wyo. — In anticipation of Old Bill’s Fun Run, their biggest fundraising event of the year, the Old Wilson Schoolhouse reflects back on its rich history, while also looking ahead towards its future. Long-time local Gene Linn (76) loves sharing memories of attending the original Wilson School,...
This week’s #listed features two drastically reduced homes ready to sell!
Did you know? Every home that is listed with REMAX, gets a FREE 3D tour. Get the most out of selling your house with this great feature!. If you have been looking for a very private location with a unique custom home on it, then 273 Hwy. 133 is the place for you! The 2009 custom built home has a ton of charm and character with a copper colored metal roof, massive vaulted living room, a very large and private master suite and so much more. Inside you will love the hickory cabinets in the custom kitchen with an abundance of counter top space and center island! Upstairs is truly a retreat with a private deck overlooking the surrounding farm land, a sitting area, and a massive bedroom with walls of windows in every direction. The master bath is finished nicely with custom tiled shower, large soaking tub and private laundry area. Outside is 29 acres of end of the road privacy with 5 acres irrigated from Midvale irrigation district. Gated pipe included! Perhaps the best thing is that this property is down almost a 1 mile driveway with extreme seclusion! Your 4 legged friends will love the 2 loafing sheds and you will enjoy the large green house and producing apple trees in the front yard. Don’t wait and Call Skye Coleman-Weisz today to get a chance at this little piece of heaven!
Meet the Cheyenne mayor and City Council candidates
CHEYENNE — The primary election is Tuesday, and municipal elections are on the ballot, including Cheyenne mayor and six of the nine seats on City Council. Constituents can vote now through Tuesday. Mayor The race for Cheyenne mayor is between incumbent Patrick Collins and challengers Rick Coppinger, Jenny Hixenbaugh, Victor Miller, Justin Nadeau and Buddy Tennant. The top two vote-getters will ...
Annual Back to School Brigade gives military kids the resources they need
CHEYENNE — On Friday afternoon, F.E. Warren Air Force Base held its annual end-of-summer bash, foam party and Back-to-School Brigade for military kids. From 1-3 p.m. at Warren Adventure Park, families celebrated the back-to-school season with activities like paintball, ax throwing, disc golf, outdoor archery and hiking. F.E. Warren teamed up once again with Operation Homefront to donate school ...
Laramie High School Tennis Hopes for a Big Fall 2024 Season [VIDEO]
Roles are reversed on the Laramie High School tennis teams, as they start the 2024 high school season with a pair of home matches on Monday. Last year, the boys had an experienced roster, and the girls had to replace several players in their line-up. Fast forward to this year, and it is the girls’ team that has experience, and the boys have key players to replace.
Rock Springs URA ‘Clean Team’ off to a sparking start
The Downtown Rock Springs “Clean Team” is off to a successful start! After the first month of operation, the Rock Springs Main Street/Urban Renewal Agency (URA) is reporting that Ellie Manning, the one-woman Clean Team (pictured above), has achieved the following milestones: Collected 255 pounds of trash, assisted 26 visitors with hospitality and information, and made 17 business contacts helping to strengthen ties between local businesses and the URA. Manning did all this while walking an impressive 29.75 miles.
Booster Club Riverton Rush Happening Monday
On Monday, August 19th at 10 a.m., RHS students will be rushing the town businesses looking for Booster Sponsors! Last year, the Booster Club was able to push $53,000 to the kids last year and they have goals to do even more this year. The RHS Booster Club encourages business...
Cryptos Slip Ahead Of Major Monetary Policy Cues
Crypto market sentiment remains muted as markets wait for key monetary policy triggers including the release of the FOMC minutes on Wednesday and the economic policy symposium at Jackson Hole later in the week. The Federal Open Markets Committee had on July 31 held interest rates steady, noting that inflation...
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