Natrona County High School was able to bring home its first state wrestling championship since 1984, but that’s not the only thing that will be remembered fondly from this season.
Saturday was another wintry reminder for much of Wyoming as snowy conditions swept through the northern and central areas through Saturday afternoon and evening. Thankfully, the snow was light and only heavy in some areas. Accumulations were left to mostly a dusting for most areas where some could have seen measurable accumulations.
Wyoming Congresswoman and House Republican Conference Chair, Liz Cheney, issued the following statement after reintroducing “The Grizzly Bear State Management Act,” legislation
Although made of fiberglass to reduce weight and cost, the huge blades that rotate the turbines can be longer than the wing of a large jumbo jet and weigh more than 5 tons each. As the industry adds thousands of new turbines a year, the problem of disposing of worn-out parts and blades has escalated, especially for local municipalities.
Some senior citizens who still live at home but aren’t able to do much cooking have relied on meals at the Shoshoni Senior Citizen Center. The meals have come to mean so much to this community.
Game and Fish has a new log-in portal for users to apply for licenses more securely. Public Information Officer Sara DiRienzo says that it will take longer to register for the portal, so do not delay.
Last night, the University of Wyoming held a Townhall virtual panel talking about the racist virtual attack during a Black History Month Zoom meeting held last Monday.
"Last year the Southeast Wyoming Innovation Launchpad (SEWYIL) Pitch Day helped create ten new companies and 23 new jobs across Laramie and Albany counties."
Beginning March 1, Health Order No. 3, which addresses operations of barber shops, nail and hair salons, tattoo parlors and other personal care services is being eliminated completely.
The rest area will remain closed until the issue is resolved. The parking lot is also closed for sanitary reasons, due to some issues that have occurred in the past.
An almost $7 million Lander concrete rehab project and US 287 pavement overlay is slated to start next week, and it is projected to last until mid July.
A Wyoming legislative committee has advanced legislation to require voters to present identification at the polls despite some who question whether the bill is necessary.
On Monday, during the regular meeting between the Mayor and the City of Cheyenne’s Councilman, approved of a resolution that will create a Technology Advisory Council.
