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Cody High School Activities office has released the Broncs and Fillies of the week for the week beginning December 5th. Basketball: Molly Hays, Kamden Niemann Bronc Swim: Joseph Killpack Wrestling: Ty Peterson, Ashton Hubbs Nordic Ski: Hayley Pearson-Horner Speech: Hunter Daley State Drama: Sara Murray, Turbo Strunk
This week Cody High School has selected Graidin Arnold for their Senior Spotlight. Arnold has been a key contributor for both the Football and Track teams in his career at CHS. He’s been named All-Conference in Football and is a 2x State Champion. Graidin says the best thing about CHS is “the amazing and caring…
The Northwest College Basketball teams returned to action over the weekend as they were in Scottsbluff Nebraska for a pair of games, each. The Lady Trappers would split the weekend’s tilt, losing on Friday to Western Nebraska Community College by a final of 87-63. They would rebound, on Saturday, to defeat Northeastern Junior College 59-56.…
The Yellowstone Yeti High School Hockey team was back in action last weekend as well. On Saturday, they would take on Gillette and won 2-0. On Sunday, they faced-off with Gillette, again, and would tie 3-3. The Yeti have a pretty long break now before their next games. They’ll be back in action, January 28th…
The Yellowstone Quake Hockey team was back on the road last weekend as they would travel to Gillette for a battle with the Wild. The Wild would come away with the weekend sweep, winning Friday’s contest 4-3 and Saturday’s 2-1. The Quake have now lost 4-straight and sit at 8-14-3-1 on the season. 6th place…
Wyoming alfalfa farmers will want to read the latest research on how a well-known enemy – the alfalfa weevil – is showing signs of resistance to insecticides already in their arsenal. A new publication released by the University of Wyoming Extension assesses insecticide resistance in alfalfa weevil populations in Wyoming, Montana, and Utah. Suggestions for…
The Park County Elections Office has released new information about “crossover voting.” CJ Baker, from the Elections Office, writes, “We tallied the number of voters who switched from the start of the year, from the start of the filing period and on Primary Election Day itself. We also tallied how many people switched back between…
The Worland High School Wrestling team got the season started this past weekend. Thursday the Warrior Varsity team had a dual with 4A Sheridan. The Warriors lost the dual 60-18 Friday the team split, the Varsity Warriors were in Rapid City while the Lady Warriors went to Powell with the JV and remaining Varsity Wrestlers.…
Personalizing students’ educational experiences and offering rigorous pathways to the workforce for all students are critical recommendations in the final report released by Governor Mark Gordon’s education advisory group. The final report released today comes after the Governor’s Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education (RIDE) Advisory Group surveyed more than 7000 stakeholders and held…
Mike Leach, the gruff, pioneering and unfiltered college football coach who helped revolutionize the passing game with the Air Raid offense, has died following complications from a heart condition, Mississippi State said Tuesday. He was 61. Leach, who was in his third season as head coach at Mississippi State, fell ill Sunday at his home…