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Wyoming High School Cross Country Scoreboard: Aug. 29-31, 2024
The 2024 high school cross-country season in Wyoming makes its debut this weekend. The first race will occur with a unique event in Afton on Thursday. A lot of teams are heading to Cheyenne on Friday morning. Rock Springs hosts a small event on Friday. Newcastle has the last in-state cross-country meet on Saturday with a few Wyoming and South Dakota schools competing. A few schools are going to cross-country races out of state.
Primary election sends Wyoming in 'new direction'
JACKSON — Teton County lawmakers won’t be walking back into the same State Legislature next year. Although all four of the incumbents from Jackson Hole and Star Valley, Republican and Democrat alike, went unchallenged in last Tuesday’s primaries, the rest of the state was battling it out for hold of the House and Senate. Some incumbents called it the ugliest campaign season they had ever witnessed, as misleading mailers, dark...
Democratic lawmakers frustrated over hesitancy to fund early childhood programs
CHEYENNE – Democratic lawmakers appeared frustrated after a motion to draft a bill that would fund high-quality early childhood education in Wyoming through an endowment failed to pass a legislative committee Wednesday morning. Members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Education Committee heard a presentation during the first day of their two-day meeting in Casper that demonstrated why ...
State certifies three write-in candidates for Legislature, none from Laramie County
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming State Canvassing Board met Wednesday to certify the 2024 August primary results, including three Democratic write-in candidates for state Legislature. To be certified as a write-in candidate, they must receive at least 25 write-in votes, they must be a registered member of the party on the day of the election, and they must receive a significant number of votes to affect ...
Inside Scoop: Wyoming Leads Nation in Library Usage – Find Out Why
The great state of Wyoming has topped yet another list, this time for "Where Americans Visit Libraries the Most (and Least)". The official Natrona County Library Facebook shared a graphic that was shared by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, along with a caption that read:. Now this is...
COMEA Shelter policy changes aim to keep local first
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - In 2019 the COMEA Shelter had a consultant come by to do a tour then give some recommendations on what they can change for how they do business. The COMEA Shelter was told by the consultant that they were giving too much of their...
Scholarship created in memory of former NCSD teacher
The “Geraldine (Jeri) Coryell Alloway Teacher’s Scholarship” has been established in memory of Coryell Alloway, who spent 32 years as a teacher in the Natrona County School District. Created by son Mike, his wife Teresa, and other family members, the value of the scholarship and the number...
SCLT Community Backyard BBQ Draws Large Crowd
The first Sheridan Community Land Trust Community Backyard BBQ drew a large crowd of over 500 people to tour the new SCLT offices and property outside of Sheridan on 4 Lane Lane, the former site of the Normative Services. The property is a part of the 226-acre Bridges property which was purchased by the Homer and Mildren Scott Foundation in 2021.
3 New Fugitives Added to Laramie County’s ‘Most Wanted’ List
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office has added three new fugitives to its "Most Wanted" list. Jamie Porter, Kevin Porter, and Jessey Smith are now among 10 fugitives being sought by the department. Laramie County Deputies Are Still Looking for These Most Wanted Fugitives. Deputies are still looking for these seven...
Casper Start-Up Challenge finalist ReviablEnergy is turning wind turbine blades into ‘real, viable energy’
It started with a photograph. Jake Milne, the owner and operator of ReviablEnergy, saw a picture one day; the same picture that countless other Natrona County citizens saw. It was a photo of several wind turbine blades at the Casper Solid Waste Facility — a veritable graveyard for the materials that would stay there forever.
Sheridan Man Changes Plea on Felony Voyeurism Charge
A change of plea hearing was held in Fourth Judicial District Court in Sheridan Wednesday for a 37-year-old Sheridan man. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Pursuant to terms of a plea agreement reached with the State, Jason Wootton pleaded guilty to the charge of felony voyeurism for video recording an individual’s intimate areas without their consent on April 14, 2024. A misdemeanor charge of unlawful dissemination of intimate images was dropped as part of the plea deal. The State has agreed to cap its split-sentence recommendation of 180 days in jail and 3 to 5 years in prison, with the prison time suspended in favor of three years of supervised probation.
Green River Ready for Season Opener Against Mountain View
GREEN RIVER – The Green River Wolves are set to host the Mountain View Buffalos in a zero-week football game on Saturday at 10 a.m. This non-conference matchup, which counts towards the teams’ overall records, will be a test for both squads as they kick off their seasons.
Artist Talk and Closing Exhibit Reception with Elaine Olafson Henry
Sheridan College kicks off the fall season for the Whitney Center for the Arts with a special artist talk and closing reception featuring Elaine Olafson Henry’s “50 Bowls/50 States/50 Woodfires” exhibit. This event is free and open to the public and will begin with her presentation at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 5., with the reception shortly following. Refreshments will be provided during the reception.
School board meeting revives talk on bullying, youth violence, mental health
CASPER, Wyo. — Discussions on bullying and youth violence were renewed at the Natrona School District Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, Aug. 27, both during public comment and during the steering committee meeting. Trustees and administrators assured that the policies and community partnerships were continually evolving, while one...
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