Proudly Serving the Hulet and Devils Tower Community
Proudly Serving the Hulet and Devils Tower Community
Sorted by date Results 1 - 12 of 12
Ben Pravecek and Josh Didier from the Hulett Public Works department were busy last week decorating the town for the holidays. Putting up pole lights, decorating the town park and making sure the tree at the end of Hill Street was lit up perfectly....
A major recreation project started right before the winter weather settled in. The area once owned by the school and had a tennis court and basketball court was traded to the town. The town, along with a generous donation from a foundation, began a project to make the tennis courts into two pickle ball courts and reconstruct the basketball area. This project will also include new fencing and lighting. This is the first phase of this area upgrade....
A total of 28 kids and 12 adults spent uncounted hours cutting, sanding, weighing, finishing and mounting wheels and axles on blocks of wood for the annual CBRangers and Hulett Pine Car Invitational. The event was held on Sunday, November 24 at First Baptist Church of Hulett following morning worship and a special Thanksgiving meal. Three competitions were held for the brightly colored cars that came in a wide variety of shapes, but all less than seven inches long and under five ounces. The...
Speeding – Chylo Young, Rapid City, SD, 84/80, $10; Jimmy M. Terui, Gillette, WY, 85/80, $15; Nathan Belleveau-Butler, Arlington, VA, 85/80, $15; Jamie Johnson, Seymour, WI, 75/70, $15; Caleb Robert Knapp, Wright, WY, 85/80, $15; Sierra Cannon, Gillette, WY, 86/80, $97; Omar Solis, Shores, Fl, 89/80, $103; Terry Schaaf, Bowman, ND, 79/70, $103; Dallas Nix, Rapid City, SD, 85/75, $105; Yonny Labrada Heredero, Carlsbad, NM, 50/35, $135; Jose Perez Resendiz, Conroe, TX, 75/65, $140; Bryan G. Miller, Gillette, WY, 91/75, $140; Caleb Berry, G...
Nov. 25 – Two VIN checks. Two paper services. Three traffic stops. Fingerprints. Two accidents. Animal complaint. Missing person. Two suspicious circumstances. Traffic hazard. Business checks. EMS page. Fire page. Nov. 26 – Three VIN checks. Paper service. Two assists to Wyoming Highway Patrol. Animal complaint. Two citizen assists. Hit and run accident. Theft. Burglary. Fingerprints. Suspicious circumstance. Four EMS pages. Nov. 27 – VIN check. Ten traffic stops. Two motorist assists. Animal complaint. Fingerprints. Assist to Wyoming Highw...
Former Smith’s employee pleads guilty to stealing thousands of dollars GILLETTE (WNE) — A woman accused of stealing money from Smith’s while she worked there will plead guilty. On Nov. 14, Katheryn Cranmer, 39, reached a plea deal in which she agreed to plead guilty to felony theft and, in return, the state will recommend a four-to-six-year prison sentence, suspended for three years of supervised probation. On July 11, Smith’s reported that Cranmer had stolen $43,000 over the past six months while she was a manager at the store. Another...
POWELL — Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in the loss of more than four million chickens and Europe’s largest egg production facility in southern Ukraine, as well as up to 6.9 million acres of cropland, according to NASA Harvest. Now, in an effort to get agricultural production back up and running, a Park County company founded by a Cody entrepreneur, and backed by a prominent American politician and two Ukrainian entrepreneurs, wants to assist in bringing agricultural businesses back online. To do that they need energy. The disruption...
CHEYENNE — Two bills headed to the Wyoming Legislature’s 2025 general session, sponsored by a Republican legislator, aim to restrict transgender people’s access to female-only spaces and collegiate sports teams. Rep. Martha Lawley, R-Worland, said it’s time for the Wyoming Legislature to create “uniformity” across the Equality State when it comes to transgender policy. In an op ed sent out by email Monday announcing the bills, Lawley said Wyoming once led the nation in equal opportunity when it became the first state to grant women the right to...
The Hulett Elementary Christmas program will be held this Thurs., Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. in the Hulett School lunchroom. This is always a favorite during the holidays, getting the audience in the Christmas spirit....
STATE OF WYOMING COUNTY OF CROOK IN THE DISTRICT COURT 6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ION THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME OF Lainey Mae Dendy Petitioner Civil Action Case No. 2024-CV-0009056 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION You are hereby notified that a Petition For Change of Name, Civil Action No. 2024-CV-0009056 has been filed on behalf of Lainey Mae Dendy in the Wyoming District Court for the 6th Judicial District, whose address is 309 E. Cleveland Street, Sundance, WY 82729, the object and prayer of which is to change the name of the above-named person from...
STATE OF WYOMING COUNTY OF CROOK IN THE DISTRICT COURT 6TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ION THE MATTER OF THE CHANGE OF NAME OF Kenna Mariah Dendy Petitioner Civil Action Case No. 2024-CV-0009055 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION You are hereby notified that a Petition For Change of Name, Civil Action No. 2024-CV-0009055 has been filed on behalf of Kenna Mariah Dendy in the Wyoming District Court for the 6th Judicial District, whose address is 309 E. Cleveland Street, Sundance, WY 82729, the object and prayer of which is to change the name of the above-named person...
CASPER — The Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday passed final rules for the Powder River Basin stating that more than 413,000 acres of land are to be blocked off from new federal coal leasing. Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon blasted the decision and stated that he will seek to have the decision reversed — even through litigation. The revision of the rules began following a court order that directed the BLM to conduct a new environmental analysis that included no new coal leasing and limited coal leasing as options. The decision to end new fed...
