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A group of landowners from the Hulett area have found themselves disagreeing over the maintenance required on a private road that serves an estimated ten families. Despite the differences of opinion, several of the affected citizens were able to come together last week on a potential solution: requesting that it be adopted as a county road. Unfortunately, the Crook County Commissioners were equally united in their response. While the landowners have every right to put together a formal petition for their request, the commissioners responded,...
The fifth annual Red Devil cheerleaders’ chili supper and fundraiser will be held this Saturday, February 18, 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Greater Hulett Community Center gym. Supper will be five dollars per person and will include chili, corn muffins and a drink. A silent auction will be going on throughout the night and a live auction will also be held. Money gathered from this fundraiser helps with graduate banners, athlete clothing, cheer camps, scholarships and last year a $5000 donation to the GHCC....
Long-time area resident, Bruce McAmis celebrated his 94th birthday last Thursday at the Hulett Civic Center. Family and friends gathered to wish him a happy birthday and to visit. People enjoyed a senior meal followed with birthday cake. Happy Birthday!...
Crook County Medical Services District is ready to form its own internal fundraising foundation, having given the nod of approval to a completed set of bylaws. The board decided this was necessary after disagreements with the Crook County Medical Foundation (CCMF) over the Red Bluffs Clinic, which led trustees to feel that the goals of the two entities no longer aligned. Offering a contract to Campbell County Health was, to some, a clear demonstration that the foundation’s mandate is to support healthcare in the county, rather than CCMSD i...
Feb. 6 – Nine vin checks. Traffic stop. Paper service. Two motorist assists. Accident. Wanted person. Welfare check. Three house watches. Business checks. Feb.7 – Four VIN checks. Traffic stop. Paper service. Three EMS calls. Fingerprints. Drugs. Welfare check. Wanted person. Business check. Feb. 8 – Four VIN checks. Paper service. Wanted person. Fingerprints. Welfare check. Business check. Feb. 9 – Two VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Paper service. Lift assist. Fingerprints. Fraud. Citizen dispute. Feb. 10 – Five VIN checks. Eight traffic s...
Speeding – Shane Whitacre, Bell City, MO, 91/70, $165; Benjamin Lemke, Colorado Springs, CO, 87/75, $120; Veronica L. Kramer, Sundance, WY, 90/80, $105; Andrew Hoyer, Minot, ND, 91/75, $140; Christopher Cooper, Nine, WA, 96/75, $165; Teana Berry, Blanchard, PA, 102/80, $170 Speed Too Fast For Conditions – Logan Wayne Hurn, Casper, WY, $240 Prohibited Parking – Arlie Bentley Messer, Sundance, WY, $100 Expired Temporary License Permit/Improper Registration – Douglas Ray Myers, Moorcroft, WY, $135 Drive While License Cancelled, Suspended or Revo...
As the 67th General Session of the Wyoming Legislature passes the halfway mark, I write with a grateful heart for the honor to serve you and a firm resolve to continue the good work on behalf of the people of Wyoming. As Majority Floor Leader, my focus has been on Wyoming families, preserving our freedoms and saving for our children and grandchildren’s futures. I would like to take a moment to cover a few bills that the Legislature has been discussing in these areas this week. Wyoming f...
As the Wyoming Legislature passes the halfway mark, I am taking the time to think about the past month and the remaining weeks ahead. As we started out, we set the stage by focusing on the kitchen table and pocketbook issues that Wyoming people are faced with today. As the Senate President, I set the expectation that the members carry out this good work on behalf of Wyoming folks while showing respect and treating each other well. I am proud of where we stand today. Serving in the Wyoming Senate...
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AT THE COURTHOUSE IN SUNDANCE, CROOK COUNTY, WYOMING Tuesday, February 7, 2023 8:30 o’clock a.m. Present were Chairman Fred M. Devish, Vice-Chairman Kelly B. Dennis, Member Bob Latham and County Clerk Melissa Jones. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited to the Flag. Bob moved to approve the minutes from January 3, 4 & 17, 2023. Kelly seconded, all ayes, motion carried. Kelly moved to approve the bond for Gary D. Anderson on behalf of HDR Engineering, Inc., as the Crook County Contract Engineer a...
Hulett Red Devil AAU Wrestlers competed in the Harding County Invitational Sun., Feb, 12. We wrestled great and as always learned a little along the way. Pictured back row left to right: Citabria Wolfskill, Jack Roberts (1st), Bridger Ista (3rd), Baxton Amdahl (3rd), Maggie Morrison (4th), JW Morrison (4th); front: Brodi Price (3rd), Ellen Wood (5th), Kam Pierson (3rd), Gary Wood (3rd), Taysen Wolfskill (3rd), Wyatt Amdahl (3rd)....
Moorcroft Duals: Kyonna Roberts placed first and has been named All-Conference. Boys Basketball Hulett – 61, Edgemont – 35 Hulett – 66, Arvada-Clearmont – 27 Hulett – 67, Midwest – 43 Girls Basketball Hulett – 41, Arvada-Clearmont – 44 Hulett – 47, Midwest – 29 Correction: A photo in last week's scoreboard mistakenly identified a girls basketball player as Myah Cornett when it was actually Kaydence Westover....
CASPER — Crossover voting has long rankled Wyoming Republicans. Lawmakers and party leaders have called for the end of the practice in which Democrats and independents instantly switch their party affiliation to cast a ballot in Republican primaries. National politics and the August 2022 Republican primaries supercharged their concerns as Democrats and independents changed their affiliations to back Wyoming’s former Rep. Liz Cheney. Those frustrations drove Wyoming lawmakers to once again attempt to eliminate crossover voting during this yea...
Man arrested for drugged driving, meth possession tried to destroy evidence GILLETTE (WNE) — A 42-year-old man was arrested on a number of charges, including felony possession of meth and drugged driving, Saturday night. He was driving a white 2022 Ram and was stopped at 12th Street and Gurley Avenue after running through two stop signs. Officers could smell burnt marijuana in the truck. The man was extremely nervous and had slurred speech and bloodshot eyes, said Police Sgt. Dean Welch. The man, identified as Steven Everts, stepped out and was...
Meeting Notice The Crook County Medical Services District (CCMSD) Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting on February 24, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. at the Sundance State Bank Meeting Room. You are invited to attend. In addition, the Board will host the meeting via live webinar. The Teams webinar link is included below: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/29e6744b-f64b-4141-af38-2e27d7553de9@f1f73db4-4d69-4e07-8652-10c57c1f3e50 Publish: February 16, 2023...
6 February 2023 Recreational Board Meeting Minutes The Hulett Recreation Board meet at 6:30pm on Wednesday February 15, 2023 at the GHCC. Members that were present were Bill Motley, Karen Dirks, Heather Shoun, LouAnn Cornett, Stephanie Badia, and Jace Badia. The meeting was called to order by President Bill Motley and asked if the agenda was accepted, Heather made a motion to accept the agenda, LouAnn 2nd the motion and then it was passed unanimously. The agenda was 1. Election, 2. Motley Halloween Reimbursement, 3. Donation Letter, 4....
