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In preparation for the Hot Springs County Fair, Arnold Pennoyer tags Lance Axtell’s steer at the beef weighing and tagging at the fairgrounds Sunday....
Ariah Vincent practices passing the ball during Hot Springs County Recreation District Little Dribblers Basketball....
Thermopolis Middle School has announced the finalists for the 2016 Spelling Bee set for Friday, Feb. 12 at 10:30 a.m. in the TMS gym. Students from each grade level participated in a written test with top finishers qualifying for the oral contest. During the competition, students in fifth through eighth grade compete against each other. Students qualifying for the spelling bee include: 5th Grade Jackson Reed and Tanner Macie. 6th Grade Hayden Mayne, Ally Taylor and Kaidy Randall. 7th Grade KyAnn Calhoun, Matthew Rhodes, Tyson Medina, Mya...
The Hot Springs County Barrel Racing Winter Series is in full swing at the Hot Springs County Fairgrounds. Results from Feb. 7 include: Peewee barrels Division 1D: Taylor Malcom, 19.309. Division 4D: Kamryn Farrell, 24.737; Mesa Allen, 24.806; Emery Jo Nicholas, 25.630; Ashlynn White, 26.341; Kaycee Stothart; 33.085. Youth barrels Division 1D: Kaitlyn Schmuck, 16.384; Kamryn Farrell, 16.525. Division 4D: Tyne Vialpando, 27.464. Open class barrels Division 1D: Kristy Roden, 16.063; Jerrie Slagle, 16.067; Makayla Seely, 16.109; Gloria Philp, 16.2...
Hot Springs County Recreation District Adult Coed Basketball standings and scores include: Geeks in Sneaks 2-0 Red Rock Family Practice 2-0 Owl Creek Graphics 1-1 The Has Beens 1-1 Hoosier Daddy 0-2 Paintbrush Dental 0-2 Jan. 27 results Owl Creek Graphics 71, Hoosier Daddy 48. Leading scorers: Owl Creek - Jessica Benefiel 18, Hoosier Daddy - Skylar Thomas 21. Geeks in Sneaks 85, Paintbrush Dental 46. Leading Scorers: Geeks in Sneaks - Nate Miller 26, Paintbrush Dental - Dusty McLean 21. Red Rock Family Practice 72, The Has Been’s 58. Leading S...
Kaylee DeVries releases her arrow after drawing her bow and holding the shot Tuesday at the fair building during an eighth grade physical education archery unit. Instructor Shannon Hill discussed how important it is to "encourage our students to be lifelong movers" and how much the students enjoyed the 3-D target shooting....
Will Clark strategizes over the best way to let his quarter take a trip through the water in hopes it will end up in the winning spot during one of the games offered during the Ducks Unlimited Banquet Saturday at the Days Inn....
The TOPS (Taking Off Pounds Sensibly) Club of Thermopolis is holding an open house Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 9 a.m. in the Community Church basement at 244 North Sixth St. There will be programs, door prizes, conversation and a healthy dessert....
The Holy Trinity Episcopal Church is a having a pancake supper Tuesday, Feb. 9 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at 642 Arapahoe. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3.50 for children and $15 for a family. Children under the age of two are free. For more information, call 864-3629....
The third annual Boots and Buckles Ball is set to take place on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Hot Springs County fair building. The ball will feature a social hour starting at 5 p.m., a free dinner at 6 p.m., followed by the Thermopolis Cowboy Rendezvous PRCA Rodeo Queen coronation, an auction and dancing. The Rewinders will be in attendance to play tunes for all the dancers in the community. All donations and proceeds from the auction will go to the rodeo queen program to keep the queen program and...
Children hang on to each word Sue Hurd, the children's librarian, speaks as she reads them Anna Dewdney's Llama Llama Home with Mama during story time on Thursday....
Do you or someone you know have a talent you always thought was worthy of attention? If you are a student ranging in age from kindergarten to a senior in high school, the Encore talent show may be just the stage you have been looking for. The Encore program is presented as a fundraiser for Risen Son Christian School, and tryouts will be held at the school on Sunday, Feb. 7. There are four divisions in which young stars will compete: kindergarten through second grade, third grade through fifth...
A one day safe sitter course will take place Monday, Feb. 15, at the Hot Springs County Memorial Hospital beginning at 8:30 a.m. and lasting all day. Baby-sitting is often the first paying job for many teenagers, providing a needed service for parents and giving the teens a few extra dollars to spend. Safe Sitter is a day long class for teens that have or are interested in baby-sitting. Teens will learn many aspects of baby-sitting from the business side to the many ways for the teen to be safe...
Ron Jurovich deals a round of poker during the the Ducks Unlimited Banquet....
Justina Hensley helps her son, Patrick, pick a duck from the pool during the 4-H carnival as a smiling audience looks on. The carnival, held at Thermopolis Middle School Sunday, raised money for 4-H programs in the community and provided hours of fun for local families....
The local chapter of Ducks Unlimited (DU) is holding their annual banquet on Saturday, Jan. 30 at the Days Inn beginning at 5:30 p.m. The banquet will feature games for adults and children, raffles, silent and live auctions. Dinner will be an all you can eat prime rib buffet. Admission cost is $45 for single tickets, $80 for couples, $15 for “Greenwing,” which is a child’s ticket. Each ticket includes a membership in DU. Tickets are available at Storyteller, Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce or by calling John Maser at 921-4...
Shyla Buckner poses with her entry in the Ugly Sweater contest during the Chamber's Meet and Greet at the Best Western Plaza Hotel. Behind Buckner is Daniel Bleak, the manager of the hotel....
Josh Lynch speaks to attendees at Saturday's Outdoorsman Banquet at Risen Son Church....
The local chapter of Ducks Unlimited (DU) is holding their annual banquet on Saturday, Jan. 30 at the Days Inn beginning at 5:30 p.m. The banquet will feature games for adults and children, raffles, silent and live auctions. Dinner will be an all you can eat prime rib buffet. Admission cost is $45 for single tickets, $80 for couples, $15 for “Greenwing,” which is a child’s ticket. Each ticket includes a membership in DU. Tickets are available at Storyteller, Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce or by calling John Maser at 921-4...
Hot Springs County High School has released the honor rolls for the first semester of the 2015-16 school year. Students on the honor rolls include: Superintendant 4.000 Shayna Bauer, Tyler Cornwell, Stormy Cox, Emmalyne Coyne, Chloe Crosby, Jaxon Davis, Caleb DeCroo, Amanda Dinsmore, Kayla Gilbert, Aaron Hanson, Courtney Jeunehomme, Kelly Johnson, Barbara Kissel, McKayla Layman, Daniel Leonhardt, Darren Leonhardt, Jake Maksin, Haley McDermott, Lane Randall, Margaret Ryan, Mary Ryan, Zoe Stone, Jeffery VanAntwerp, Wyatt Wright, Courtney...
Children are invited to Hot Springs County Public Library to visit with Llama Llama during storytime on January 27 and 28 at 10:30 a.m. During the program, they will enact some of the stories as written by Anna Dewdney. Her stories often deal with children growing up with mama....
Thermopolis Middle School has released the second quarter honor rolls for the 2015-16 school year. Students on the honor rolls include: 5th Grade - Straight A Noah Anderson, Hannah Andreen, Jayci Basse, Roedy Farrell, Hadley Johnson, Dana Magelky, Chloe Mascorro, Owen McCumber, Trinity Mohr, Jonah Needham, Lexi Overfield, Jackson Reed, Brandon Rice, Gavin Shumway and Lauren Yarrington. 5th Grade - A & B Bowen Aldridge, Alyssa Andreen, Brooklynn Brown, Sadie Jo Burr, Spencer Calhoun, Riley Eldridge, Sage Fishbaugh, Isabella Gerber, Sydney...
Rod Slocum gives Cindy Magelky a big hug during her retirement party Saturday. Cindy was with the Hot Springs Sheriff's office for 33 years....
Thermopolis Middle School students were treated to music by Lights Along the Shore Friday. The band plays folk and classical music from around the world....
The University of Wyoming Vertical Dance Troupe perform suspended by ropes in the school auditorium demonstrating their grace several feet above the ground. The performance concluded by the troupe inviting children from the audience to come on stage and perform....
