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  • Community blood drive Monday

    Jul 13, 2017

    A Thermopolis Community Blood Drive is scheduled for Monday, July 17 from 4:15-7:15 p.m. at the Hot Springs County Senior Center. The Hot Springs County Hospital Auxiliary is hosting the drive, and Melene Mierzejewski said the goal is to collect 24 units of blood, though 30 were requested. She further added the most units generated at a drive here is 32. Mierzejewski said many of the donors they see are older, so they’re really hoping to see some young people come in and donate. Donors must be at least 18, though 17-year-olds can also donate i...

  • School buildings receiving maintenance during summer

    Jul 13, 2017

    Believe it or not, the first day of school for Hot Springs County School District #1 is just 42 days away, and crews have been working fast and furious to get the buildings all prepared for that first day. Maintenance Director Jere Apland said there have been a lot of things going on this summer, all major maintenance items that are paid for through the state. "None of the things we're doing are coming out of our budget," Apland said. "These are all major maintenance items that are funded... Full story

  • Gymkhana results from third event

    Jul 13, 2017

    The 2017 Thermopolis Gymkhana Series hosted its third event for the season on June 30. The fun event at the end this time was a crate paper race, during which riders along with their chosen partners had to ride up the arena, round a barrel and ride back while holding, and hopefully not breaking, the paper between them. Results are (in order of finish): Lead Line (5 and under) Barrels: Hoyt Peil, Paisley Logan, Talon Owsley, Jordan Knight, Joley Reid, Ben Farrell Poles: Talon Owsley, Hoyt Peil, Tylee Agar, Emma Dean, Tegan Griemsman, Paisley...

  • King of the hill

    Cindy Glasson, Reporter Photographer|Jul 13, 2017

    With the wind blowing just right, this bull looks a little like Elvis as he takes a rest during the heat of the day....

  • Bighorn River rescue

    Cindy Glasson, Reporter Photographer|Jul 13, 2017

    What started out as a nice family float of the river turned into a rescue operation for one family in Thermopolis on Sunday. Roland Luehne, along with some friends and family, arrived at the boat dock at the Wedding of the Waters on Sunday afternoon about 4 p.m., just as a group from Lander was about to hit the river. The Lander group, numbering 10 women and young girls along with a single male, were setting out to float the river in tubes, which were all tied together. Luehne and his group...

  • Tour de Wyoming begins Sunday

    Mark Dykes, Editor|Jul 13, 2017

    Starting on July 16, 350 people from across and outside the U.S. will take a 400-mile journey across Wyoming in the 21st annual Tour de Wyoming. Among those riding in the event are Ron Philips and Kevin Mahoney. Philips said this will be the 19th tour he’s done. He missed the first one, and had to bow out of the 2015 ride due to having shoulder surgery. Philips noted his son, Gavin, rode with him on the tour beginning at age 14, and continued to participate in it until he was well into c...

  • HSCHS music students return from Europe trip

    Cindy Glasson, Reporter Photographer|Jul 13, 2017

    Four music students from Hot Springs County High School took the trip of a lifetime as they traveled to Europe with the Wyoming Ambassadors of Music. Chosen to attend by their music instructor, Lane Randall, Breeze Petty, Shay Skar and Danielle Randolph took to the skies from Denver for a ten-day, whirlwind tour of performances. Randall and Petty sat down to talk about the trip and the first thing they noted was it felt very much like "one long day with lots of naps." The two said they got very...

  • Keeping access to hydrants open

    Mark Dykes|Jul 13, 2017

    As the summer has gotten significantly warmer and the amount of dry grass in the area increases, so does the chance for fires. When the Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department responds on a scene, they often need access to a hydrant, but that can be impeded due to tall grass, signs or vehicles. Fire Chief Mark Collins explained if grass and weeds get tall enough, it can be difficult to see the hydrant. It’s also important to remember that hydrants are not posts on which to put up signs, as t...

  • Wyoming Democratic Party meeting

    Jul 13, 2017

    The Wyoming Democratic Party (WDP) will hold their quarterly State Central Committee Meeting this Saturday, July 15, in Thermopolis at Common Grounds, 122 North 5th. All registered Democrats in Wyoming are welcome and encouraged to attend any and all of the events planned by the WDP throughout the day. Howie Samelson, Chair of the Hot Springs County Democrats, said, “I was flattered that the Wyoming Democratic Party chose Thermopolis to host their quarterly State Central Committee Meeting. Having Governor O’Malley as the guest speaker at Sat...

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