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  • Improvements completed at GHCC

    Melissa Bears|Mar 31, 2022

    If you haven't been in the Greater Hulett Community Center gym lately, you may want to come down and take a look. A project that has been in the works for a couple of years finally came to fruition. The floor was in bad shape and needed to be either replaced or refinished. Thankfully the floor is in great shape and only needed to be stripped and finished. It now looks like a brand-new floor. Other improvements included new wall mats that now say GHCC and new basketball hoops and backboards. For...

  • Svoboda pleads not guilty

    Sarah Pridgeon|Mar 31, 2022

    Appearing in court for an arraignment on Thursday, Ed Svoboda pled not guilty to the charges against him related to the death of his wife in September by reason of mental illness. His wife, Kathleen, was allegedly hit by a truck and trailer in her back yard on September 5, 2021. Svoboda was arrested and charged with murder in the first degree. If convicted, he faces life imprisonment at minimum, and could be given the death penalty, a $10,000 fine or both. He has also been charged with murder in the second degree, carrying a minimum penalty of...

  • Fire season has already begun

    Sarah Pridgeon|Mar 31, 2022

    Unless the long-term weather forecast undergoes a pretty dramatic change, 2022 is shaping up to be another potentially dangerous fire season. Fire Warden Doug Leis is warning Crook County citizens to take care when burning slash piles even now, and expects there will be fire restrictions in place as early as April. “The conditions right now are the same as what they would be in September, really. It’s not greened up and if we don’t get some moisture, we’re not going to get a lot of green-up,” he says. “These spring fire conditions are as bad... Full story

  • Gordon vetoes crypto bills, doesn't sign redistricting plan

    Jonathan Make, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange|Mar 31, 2022

    CHEYENNE —In perhaps Gov. Mark Gordon’s final action regarding bills that passed the state Legislature during its recently completed budget session, he vetoed some legislation Friday and allowed others to become law without his signature. One such bill that can proceed, although without the governor’s explicit approval, is the Legislature’s redistricting plan. State lawmakers voted to add three colleagues after the next election, and the bill therefore has gone by the moniker of the 62-31 plan. In his message explaining why he was not OK’ing...

  • Kimmell family shares anger over change in killer's sentence

    Victoria Eavis and Ellen Gerst, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange|Mar 31, 2022

    CASPER — Nearly two decades after being sentenced to death, Dale Wayne Eaton was ordered Friday to spend the rest of his life in prison without the chance of parole or commutation. Eaton was convicted of the kidnapping, rape and murder of Lisa Marie Kimmell, which took place in Casper in 1988. Friday was the 34-year anniversary of Kimmell’s disappearance. Eaton’s trial and conviction took place in 2004, and he was originally sentenced to death. But court appeals kept that punishment from being carried out, and prosecutors decided not to seek...

  • Hunting Wyoming's rarest animals now easier for residents

    Stephen Dow, The Sheridan Press Via Wyoming News Exchange|Mar 31, 2022

    SHERIDAN — Starting in July, Wyoming hunters will have increased chances to hunt the big five game animals in Wyoming: moose, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, bison and grizzly bears. During its recently completed session, the Wyoming Legislature passed House Enrolled Act 10, which aims to increase local hunting opportunities for some of Wyoming’s rarest and most coveted animals. It does this through a two-prong plan. The first prong is to limit big five hunting licenses to once-in-a-lifetime events: once you receive a license for one of the...

  • Chicken curling

    Mar 31, 2022

    David Mulberry, of the Three Old Guys and a Sasquatch team, curls a chicken during the 8th annual Chicken Curling Tournament on Saturday, March 26, 2022, at the Cheyenne Ice and Events Center. Over forty teams participated in the double-elimination style tournament with over four dozen frozen chickens out on the ice used for curling instead of the traditional curling stone....

  • Urban Golf comes to streets of Hulett

    Mar 31, 2022

    Sixteen teams enjoyed the beautiful day to play in the third playing of Urban Golf Hulett held on March 19, golfing on the streets of Hulett using tennis balls and hitting to targets such as five-gallon buckets, light poles, fire hydrants and dumpsters. The team called the Wizards of Colorado came in first place with a score of 24 on the nine-hole course. Led by the short game magic of Anthony Olson, when the team was inside 30 yards of the target Anthony was the man called to finish the hole. T...

  • Track season starts at Newcastle

    Mar 31, 2022

    The Hulett Red Devils track team kicked off the season at the Laura Chord Memorial on Fri., Mar. 25 at Newcastle. Results are as follows: Boys High Jump – 4. Kayden Austin, 5-04.00; 5. Devlin Riley, 5-02.00 Boys Long Jump – 16. Tyler Kromarek. 16-05.00; 20. Kayden Austin, 15-11.00; 33. Cash Huven, 14-08.00; 27. Aiden McAmis, 13-07.00 Boys Discus – 1. Bryce Ackerman, 129-08.00; 9. Christian Reilly, 99-08.00 Boys Shot Put – 8. Christian Reilly, 36-00.50 Boys 100M – 33. Kayden Austin, 12.98; 46. Ca...

  • State Briefs

    From Wyoming News Exchange Newspapers|Mar 31, 2022

    WYDOT announces strategy for National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funding LYMAN (WNE) — Wyoming will soon receive National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) formula funds to use to facilitate electric vehicle infrastructure development, especially charging stations, around the state. The funding is part of the Federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), also known as the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), signed by President Biden in November 2021. The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) is allocated $3.9 m...

  • NOTICE TO APPROPRIATORS OF WATER

    Mar 31, 2022

    NOTICE TO APPROPRIATORS OF WATER Public notice is hereby given that the following listed water users have completed the requirements of appropriation and beneficial use of ground water for the following wells as approved by the State Engineer. Pursuant to Wyoming Statutes §§ 41-4-511 and 41-4-513, the following proofs of appropriation will be held open for public inspection from April 11 through April 15, 2022, during the hours of 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., at the following location(s): State Water Office, 2100 West 5th Street, Sheridan, W... Full story

  • Public Notice:

    Mar 31, 2022

    Public Notice: A motion was made at the December meeting by the Hulett Crook County Seniors to make two amendments to their by-laws. The first change the board would like to make is to add a comment to section V.D. to define the word removal. Removal is defined as action taken against any board member who does not abide by the votes and motions carried by the majority of the board. The second change would be to add Vice-President to section VI. C. The office of President and Vice-President shall both be filled by a Hulett Area Senior over the... Full story

  • Bids

    Mar 31, 2022

    CALL for BIDS Crook County School District #1 is seeking bids to replace three (3) AAON packaged Roof Top Units at the Hulett School. Bid documents are available at: CCSD #1 Central Office 122 State Highway 585 Sundance, Wyoming 82729-0830 Or electronically at: QuestCDN.com There will be a mandatory Pre-bid Meeting at 10 AM on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, at the Hulett School located at 429 Sager Ave. in Hulett, WY 82720. Bids must be sent to: CCSD#1 Central office Attn: Randy Gill PO Box 830 122 State Highway 585 Sundance, Wyoming, 82729-0830... Full story

  • Bids

    Mar 31, 2022

    CALL FOR BIDS Crook County School District #1 is seeking bids to upgrade the theater lighting and sound systems at Sundance Jr/Sr High School. Bid documents are available at: West Plains Engineering 1750 Rand Rd. Rapid City, SD 57702-9347 Or electronically at: QuestCDN.com There is a mandatory Pre-bid Meeting at 10 AM on Friday, April 1, 2022, at the Sundance High School auditorium located at 1016 E. Cleveland St. in Sundance, WY 82729. Bids must be sent to: CCSD#1 Central Office Attn: Randy Gill PO Box 830 122 State Highway 585 Sundance,... Full story

  • Circuit Court

    Mar 31, 2022

    Speeding – Clinton Andambi, Everett, WA, 90/75, $135; Krista M. Barker, Belle Fourche, SD, 88/80, $101; (minor), Gillette, WY, 93/75, $150; Ryan Boultain, West Fargo, ND, 81/70, $115; Chloe Kirschten, Sioux Falls, SD, 89/80, $103; Thomas Gould, Hardin, MT, 90/80, $115; Matthew Fallon, Black Hawk, SD, 91/75, $140; Brittany Yellowhair, Tonalea, AZ, 82/70, $120; Aurora Castaneda, Gillette, WY, 93/75, $150; Jennifer Wolf, Waseca, MN, 92/80, $120; Judith Deunamuno, Lakewood, WA, 92/80, $120; Shawn Wilson, Gillette, WY, 86/75, $115; Garrett Young Wol...

  • State's population ticks up

    Ellen Gerst, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange|Mar 31, 2022

    CASPER — Wyoming’s population is growing faster than the country’s. The state’s population grew by 1,536 people between July of 2020 and 2021, according to data from the census bureau. That’s an increase of 0.3%, above the nationwide average of 0.1% in the same time period. Data also shows more people moving into Wyoming since July 2020. Over a year, 1,368 more people moved to the state than left it, an announcement from state economist Dr. Wenlin Liu said. Between 2014 and 2019, Liu said, Wyoming saw more people leave than arrive in the state...

  • Lane Jay recipient of Daniels Scholarship

    Mar 31, 2022

    Graduating Hulett High School student, Lane Jay has received notification that he has been chosen as one of the recipients of the 2022 Daniels Scholarship. The Daniels Scholarship program offers a four-year college scholarship that provides financial and personal support focused on helping Daniels Scholars succeed in college, and in life. The Daniels Scholarship can be used at any accredited nonprofit college or university in the United States. Every year, Daniels Scholars are selected from our...

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