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The latest bill signed into law by Governor Mark Gordon will allow families to work together to homeschool children rather than just a child’s parent or guardian. House Bill 70 modifies the definition of home-based education to give more freedom and latitude for Wyoming families who homeschool to network and collaborate with other homeschooled families.…
The Worland High School Boy’s Basketball Team is 16-3 overall this season and finished 6-0 in the conference. The 19-point 62-43 win over the Wyoming 3A number 4 ranked Lander Tigers on Saturday was the 15th win in a row for the Warriors. Lander came into the game 13-6 overall and was the number 1…
The U.S. Senator for Wyoming John Barrasso was in Worland Monday and spoke with Big Horn Radio Networks Tony DeMare. Senator Barrasso spoke on a variety of subjects including his visit to Worland, and his position on the spy balloons from China. Listen to the interview below.
The Hot Springs County Memorial Hospital will only be open for emergency care throughout this week’s storm while its regional clinics will be completely closed. Winter is hitting Thermopolis and all of Hot Springs County hard. After getting ten inches of snow during the Valentine’s Day storm, the National Weather Service anticipates another ten inches…
As an unusually intense winter continues, Governor Gordon wants to ensure Wyoming agriculture producers – mainly ranchers – have access to assistance from the U.S.D.A. to cover their losses in Winter 2022-23. As Wyoming winds its way thru Winter 2022-23, there has been abundant snow and subzero temperatures. While this is good news in some…
An abundance of maps, papers, and guides are available on the Wyoming State Geological Survey website, and the agency wants to learn how it can improve digital accessibility for everyone. The Wyoming State Geological Survey (W.S.G.S.) is seeking feedback on how the public accesses data the agency provides on its website. Feedback will help the…
The Lady Warriors were in Lander on Saturday to face the 5-14 Lady Tigers. Worland came into the game at 4-14 overall with a 1-5 conference record. The game started slow for the Lady Warriors able to put 1 point on the scoreboard after the first 8-minute period, fortunately, the Worland Girls’ defense played well…
The latest lawsuit against several federal agencies alleges revisions to the “waters of the U.S.” rule are more examples of federal overreach on public and private land. Governor Mark Gordon has led Wyoming into a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (E.P.A.) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) over the new revision…
Aly Martin is a middle schooler who has written and published a book entitled, “Thea” which can be purchased at Legends Bookstore in Cody or from Amazon. Aly wrote “Thea” at 11 and is currently writing around 20 other books in some form. She hopes to publish a couple more of her stories in 2023. …
The Worland Warrior Boys Wrestling team finished 2nd at the East Regional Tournament in Douglas over the past weekend. Host team Douglas was the East Conference Team Champions with 191.02 points, and the Warriors had 182.53 points. Rawlins 3rd with 173.04, followed by Newcastle/Upton with 134.05, Torrington with 91.56, Buffalo with 89.07, Burns/Pine Bluffs 88.08,…