Articles from the May 2, 2019 edition
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Boysen dumping concerns increase
More information and independent studies are coming in regarding the Moneta Divide Natural Gas and...
Chicken Little
First graders Silvanna DeVries and Alison Ivie are fascinated with the new little chicks hatched in...
HSC experiences highest population rate drop in state
According to estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau, Hot Springs County showed the largest...
School auditorium set to be named after former music director Malloy
The Hot Springs County School District's Board of Trustees unanimously agreed to name the school's... Full story
On the Record for May 2
On the Record policy It is the Thermopolis Independent Record’s policy that all people arrested or cited under the “Accidents,” “Sheriff’s o...
Windblown
High winds on Friday made travel a little difficult, with high profile vehicles at risk of going...
Spring Clean-Up this month
Mayor Mike Chimenti has proclaimed May 13-25 as town Spring Clean-Up. All residents and business owners are encouraged to clean their property in...
Postal food drive next week
Each year on the second Saturday in May, carriers across the country collect non-perishable food donations from customers. The National Association of...
Community forum discusses poverty
The Yellowstone County Assistance Network (YCAN) board will be hosting a forum on poverty at the Hot Springs County Library on Wednesday, May 8 from...
Veterans assistance twice in May
Josh Schmidt, a former U.S. Marine and veterans service officer from the Wyoming Veterans Commission, will conduct community outreach services in...
Chicken butchering workshop May 7
The public is invited to learn how to prepare a chicken at the Hot Springs County Fairgrounds on Tuesday, May 7. The University of Wyoming Hot...
Plant sale on Saturday
Just itching to get that spring garden in? Join the Spring Farmers Market and Master Gardeners Plant Sale this Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at...
Pie surprise
Melinda Lynch and Pastor Brian Johnson get faces full of pie during the Risen Son Christian School...
Look toward the future
We have unfortunately been seeing a number of businesses in Thermopolis closing their doors of late. On social media we see posts from people who...
Course not just for golfers
My wife Lindsay and I are fans of the game of golf. She grew up in a family where golf was important. Honestly, her love of the game is one of the thi...
Let your voice be heard
A report in the Thermopolis Independent Record stated tons of sludge (tainted water) from 4,250 oil wells may be dumped into Badwater Creek drainage....
When will it end?
Ah, snow. It can be so magical. It makes Christmas feel complete, gives a late night cup of coffee...
Dr. Robert Rogers Kelso
Dr. Robert Rogers Kelso, 87, passed away on Thursday, April 18, 2019. Born September 10, 1931, in... Full story
James "Jim" Buckner
James "Jim" Buckner, 63, of Wink, Texas, passed on April 22, 2019, after a short illness with... Full story
Local Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapter installs officers
Brenda Barnes conducted the Installation of Officers’ Ceremony for the Alpha Phi No. 1148 Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha (E.S.A.). Officers for the...
Kirby enters MOU with Worland
Kirby entered a Memorandum of Understanding with Worland during the Worland City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, April 16. Kent Richins, an attorney...
Boysen Marina set to open for the season
Boysen Marina will be opening its doors this week according owners Rich and Georgia Epperson. For now, they’ll be open Wednesday through Saturday fr...
New to the herd
There's a couple additions already to the buffalo herds, with one baby in the pasture and one on T...
Tracksters going strong heading into home invite
This past weekend was a busy one for the high school track team, with competition at Buffalo on... Full story
Golfers take fourth in Powell
Bobcat golfers attended their third tournament for the spring season in Powell last Friday,...
