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POWELL (WNE) — Wapiti hunter and Republican leader Nina Webber has been cleared of allegations that she recklessly fired her rifle during a November elk hunt. At the request of Park County Prosecuting Attorney Bryan Skoric, the pending case against Webber was permanently dismissed on Wednesday. “It’s unfortunate that it had to get this far,” Webber said Wednesday, “and it’s very fortunate that Bryan Skoric and [Circuit Court Judge Joey] Darrah saw to dismiss with prejudice based off of the lack of evidence.” The reckless endangerment...
At the May 17 Hot Springs County Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC) held at the Annex building, County Planner Bo Bowman presented an application from Derrick Burrows who has requested a land use change from the Agricultural land use category to the Commercial land use category, for 8.2 acres, to allow a 12-unit tent (teepee) campground. He proposes to erect up to twelve teepees on wooden platforms, to be marketed as short-term rentals. The subject property is an 8.2-acre property located in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of...
Cord Simeral, left, and Gavin Shumway wrestle in inflatable sumo suits at the graduation party at the middle school last Sunday evening....
Main Street Thermopolis hosted the Wyoming Main Street Advisory Board’s May 17 meeting at the Masonic Lodge on Arapahoe Street. The location was specifically chosen because May is Historic Preservation Month as part of the Alliance for Historic Wyoming’s programming to highlight how Wyoming communities show that preservation matters. Thermopolis, along with Laramie and Rock Springs, was selected to apply for a façade grant through a pilot program of the National Park Service and National Main Street. Wyoming was one of the four states invi...
by Jasmine Hall Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange CHEYENNE — While State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder said the state’s new plan for education reform was based upon “voices of thousands of education stakeholders across the state” and collaboration, leaders of some statewide education groups said they had no input during the plan’s development. Wyoming School Boards Association Executive Director Brian Farmer said Degenfelder didn’t seek input from his organization or the Wyoming Association of School Admin...
Ralph Witters Elementary students had a fun morning last Friday at their end of the year Track and Field Day. Top, l to r, Braxton Larson jumps over a foam noodle while Halen Lahoe and Reese Johnson watch, Principal Nichole Ciz reacts to kissing a pig, Morgan Blakesley attempts to throw a ring onto a chair leg. Middle, l to r, Emily Eplin tries to throw a ball into a basket, Kevin Miller and Kainan Market jump across ropes, Dallis Flores runs in a relay race and Avery Ogle competes in a sack...
