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After a 48-29 loss to Lander back on January 28th the Lady Warriors have been dominate. Worland is giving up just over 36 points per game over the last four games. They are scoring and average of 56 points in that same stretch. A 20 point margin of victory. Lovell came into the game 7-6…
Despite the mask mandate extension through Feb. 28, Governor Mark Gordon has further relaxed orders as data from most counties show declines in both case counts and hospitalizations. The updated health orders go into effect on Feb. 15 and permit increased capacity limits for indoor and outdoor gatherings. The statement indicates “Indoor gatherings that incorporate…
Early this morning Worland is going to be around -15 degrees. The temperature will rise to -7 during the day and will maintain a 50% chance of snow. The cold weather and snow gripping the state have triggered two weather notices from the National Weather Service in Riverton. The special notice regarding the temperature describes…
The Worland Warriors remain at the number one spot in Wyoming 3A Boys Basketball. Tops in the State as the Warriors had lost two in a row. Hot Springs County would reschedule a game from Saturday and play on Tuesday night. The Bobcats were 4-10 for the season and 0-4 in the 3A Northeast Quad.…
A second Wyoming coal mine is set to close this year in the Powder River Basin. The Coal Creek mine, owned by Arch Resources Inc., announced the closure on Tuesday over the next two years as the company transitions away from thermal coal to metallurgic coal. Powder River Basin mines produce about 40% of the…
After a reschedule of a game that was originally suppose to be Saturday the Lady Warriors and Hot Springs County would meet on the court Tuesday in Warrior Gymnasium. The Lady Warriors would start what will be their finally five games of the season. All five games are rematches. The Lady Bobcats were Worland’s first…
City governments have many roles; elected officials, employed, appointed, and volunteer. The latter of the list is the least discussed and one of the most important. In a recent interview with KWOR 1340AM Mayor Jim Gill indicated that Worland is facing a volunteer shortage. “Folks, the city, the county, all these public entities – we…
Delayne Renner Newton resigned from her Ward 1 seat in November of 2020 and the vacancy was filled by Barbie Brookwell in Jaunaray. In a recent interview with KWOR 1340AM, Councilmember Brookwell highlighted how much she loves Worland and her excitement to get started. “I have a lot invested in Worland. We have a great…
As of Wednesday, Governor Gordon has taken action on all legislation passed by the Wyoming Legislature during their eight-day virtual session. Many of the bills signed are minor updates and revisions to state statutes. A full list and short summary of each bill are included below: House Bill 08 Amends rules regarding consumer credit unions…
Public Comment On Ten Sleep Canyon’s “Climb” Into the Future
Andrew-Rossi
February 10, 2021
Bighorn Basin residents are being asked to give their opinion’s on how the Ten Sleep community and its surrounding landscape will climb into the future. Rather than being just another out-of-the-way Wyoming community, Ten Sleep is becoming a destination for many outdoor enthusiasts. One activity is primarily driving that attention: rock climbing. The Tensleep Canyon…