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Phillips gets confirmation hearing with Senate panelMar 20, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Both of Wyoming's U.S. Senators spoke highly of state Attorney General Greg Phillips' qualifications to serve as a federal appeals court judge at a ... [more] | DigestMar 20, 2013 - The Associated Press: Wind farm project filing delayed | ||||
Federal report lists sequester effects in state fundingMar 20, 2013 - Staff: The White House last week released state-by-state impacts of the sequester, which went into effect last week and will result in funding cuts to governments and ... [more] | Crosswalks get timer displays
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Committee on recommending uses for 1 percent tax money in pMar 20, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: The Riverton Fix Our Roads Citizen Committee held its first organizational meeting this month at Riverton City Hall. | Hunters say wolves doing harm, ask to join lawsuitMar 20, 2013 - By Ben Neary, Associated Press: The National Rifle Association and Safari Club International are blaming wolves for bringing down the quality of big-game hunting in northwestern Wyoming. | ||||
Collins named Jackson principal; board member to resign postMar 20, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Trustee Greg Ashdown has been tranferred to Billings, Mont., by his employer. | County residents in thick of talks to raise beer taxMar 19, 2013 - The Associated Press: With an interim legislative committee planning to study Wyoming's beer and liquor tax, some residents of Fremont County are advocating for a beer tax increase ... [more] | ||||
Organizations work to curb binge drinking in LaramieMar 19, 2013 - The Associated Press: Laramie Police Chief Dale Stalder sees an apparent increase in the number and severity of alcohol-related incidents in the university town. | TodayMar 19, 2013 - Staff: Corrections | ||||
Air boardings off to a bad start for 2013
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Students followed GPS, got stuck near Blondie PassMar 19, 2013 - Staff: Fremont County officials rescued four Northwest College students from the Blondie Pass area Sunday evening after the group became stranded. | DigestMar 19, 2013 - The Associated Press: Elk, bison feeding ending for season | ||||
Bargain reached with driver in fatal hit-and-runMar 19, 2013 - Staff: The state has reached a plea agreement with Alma Louise Mosho, 33, of Fort Hall, Idaho, who was charged in December in a fatal hit-and-run collision at the ... [more] | State adds two drilling rigs for weekMar 17, 2013 - The Associated Press: Nationwide, the rig count is down about 200 from a year ago. | ||||
New oil and gas supervisor namedMar 17, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Wyoming has a new state oil and gas supervisor. | Mead vetoes bill on jobless benefitsMar 17, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Gov. Matt Mead has vetoed a bill he says would have made it easier for employers to deny unemployment benefits to terminated workers. | ||||
The way it was: Lander Tigers -- 1972
| DigestMar 17, 2013 - Staff: Gun control next CWC 'Hot Topic' | ||||
Wind River kids speak up on bus safetyMar 17, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: Motivated by a classmate's death, a group of Fremont County School District 6 students are lobbying the state Legislature to change laws about school bus ... [more] | Meth project art contest deadline extendedMar 17, 2013 - Staff: The Wyoming Meth Project has extended the registration deadline for the "Take a Stand Against Meth" statewide art contest from March 15 to April 1. | ||||
Testing put off for a day after death of school staff memberMar 17, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: State testing was delayed by one day at Riverton Middle School last week due to the death of RMS paraprofessional Liz Erickson. | Calvert to stay on at Wyoming Public TVMar 17, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Wyoming PBS general manager Ruby Calvert has decided not to retire this summer, reversing her announcement to the contrary earlier this year. | ||||
Drive continues to improve atmosphere at Riverton City ParkMar 17, 2013 - By Alejandra Silva, Staff Writer: A committee of interested citizens has been proposed for "the purpose of researching, planning, fundraising and overseeing the construction of a fully ... [more] | Dashing through the snow
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Hanway gets life term for Hudson killings
| State lays out options to reduce school crowdingMar 17, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: The group tasked with reviewing the needs of the state's highest-capacity school districts has completed its report for Riverton. | ||||
Kids and cops
| TodayMar 15, 2013 - Staff: Births | ||||
Wyo. wind tax generated $2.6 million in first yearMar 15, 2013 - The Associated Press: Wyoming's new wind tax brought in $2.6 million in the first year it was collected. | First ruling likely next week on Hill lawsuitMar 15, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- After hearing more than two hours of testimony and arguments, a district judge said Thursday he will rule in a week on whether to restore the ... [more] | ||||
DigestMar 15, 2013 - The Associated Press: Grizzlies waking up for spring | District 25 to proceed with demolition of Lincoln SchoolMar 15, 2013 - By Katie Roenigk, Staff Writer: Everything has to be out of the abandoned school building by April 12, with abatement scheduled to start April 25 and end May 31. | ||||
Non-profit cancer center proposed for Riverton site
| County on guard for sequestration impactsMar 15, 2013 - By Eric Blom, Staff Writer: Details are still emerging about $84.5 billion in cuts to the federal budget resulting from the sequester, which went into effect March 1. Some local county, ... [more] | ||||
Snow biz
| TodayMar 14, 2013 - Staff: Births | ||||
Cody chamber seeks donations to plow Yellowstone east gate
| Mead signs bill to permit lottery gambling in stateMar 14, 2013 - The Associated Press: CHEYENNE -- Wyoming residents can start thinking about their lucky numbers and dreaming about hitting the big one. | ||||
