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The ever-popular Hulett Rodeo celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, kicking off with a parade through town on June 11. Line-up will begin at 9 a.m. and the parade will set off an hour later, sponsored by the Hulett Rec Board and Hulett Chamber. Hulett Rodeo Queens past and present, from 1948 onwards, have been invited to take part as the Grand Marshal to help celebrate the anniversary, with a meet-and-greet scheduled for 1:30 p.m. that same afternoon. The rodeo itself begins at 1:30 p.m....
The vendor list is now available for this week’s treasure hunting opportunity, introducing a total of 28 individual destinations that make up this year’s countywide yard sale. The Country Junkin’ vendors will be spread around the county, with stops available in and around all four municipalities. Items you can expect to find along your route range from household and baby goods to furniture, crafts, clothes, antiques, books and collectibles. Most stops are individual vendors, but some are associated with local businesses or groups. The Frien...
A draft of the proposed new rules for large acreage subdivisions has been made available ahead of a public hearing with the Crook County Land Use Planning and Zoning Commission. Following the hearing, the commission will vote on whether to recommend the Crook County Commissioners schedule their own public hearing to approve and adopt the new rules. The purpose of the proposed rules, which applies to subdivisions that include parcels between 35 and 140 acres in size, is to establish “standards and procedures for the protection of the common i...
Wacey George Snook, age 35, was born to Melvin and Deborah Snook on January 29, 1987. Wace was the youngest of four kids, having three older sisters to pick on (Ivy Burks of Mississippi, Kate (Blake) Conner of Isabel, South Dakota and Kara (Morgan) Uhrig of Gillette, Wyoming). His nieces and nephews include Craig and Lexi Burks, Kade and Curtis Conner and Brooklyn Uhrig. He is survived by his grandmothers Shirley Anderson and Char Carter. Wace married the love of his life, Sammi Jo (McCoid) Snoo...
Our Thanks In loving memory of Barbara “Bobbi” Nielsen To everyone who has supported us following the death of Bobbi Nielsen, we would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation. Your many acts of kindness and sympathy continue to be a great comfort to us in our time of sorrow. We would like to extend a special thanks to Pat Reilly, Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapel, the Greater Hulett Community Center, and the First Baptist Church of Hulett. The Barbara Nielsen Family...
Speeding – (minor), Minooka, IL, 92/80, $120; Benjamin Wilson, Portland, OR, 85/70, $135; William Huddelston, Opelika, AL, 97/75, $170; Marcos Hernandez, Washington, UT, 89/75, $130; Ken Hernandez, Des Plains, IL, 81/65, $202; Chelsea Hagadorn, Bozeman, MT, 88/80, $101; Amar Bhattarai, Lawrence, KS, 89/75, $130; Jimmy M. Terui, Gillette, WY, 98/80, $150; Anthony Snodgrass, Laramie, WY, 88/70, $150; Anndi Ertel, Moticello, MN, 88/75, $125; William Rodriguez, Dickinson, ND, 105/80, $185; Lance Long, Sheridan, WY, 68/45, $281; John Lack, W...
May 9 – Five VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Paper service. Three suspicious circumstances. Juvenile problem. Welfare check. Search and Rescue. EMS page; patient transfer. May 10 – Seven VIN checks. Five traffic stops. Animal complaint. Two suspicious circumstances. Assist to Upton Police. Business checks. Welfare check. Crash with injuries. Traffic hazard. May 11 – VIN check. Two traffic stops. Business checks. House watch. Juvenile problem. Two EMS pages. May 12 – Three VIN checks. Paper service. Five traffic stops. Suspicious circums...
NEW FICTION BOOKS: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus – Chemist Elizabeth Zott is not your average woman. In fact, Elizabeth Zott would be the first to point out that there is no such thing as an average woman. But it’s the early 1960s and her all-male team at Hastings Research Institute takes a very unscientific view of equality. Except for one: Calvin Evans; the lonely, brilliant, Nobel–prize nominated grudge-holder who falls in love with – of all things – her mind. True chemistry results. The Summer Place by Jennifer Weiner – When her twe...
Monsters take over downtown Rock Springs ROCK SPRINGS (WNE) — RAAAAAAAWWWWRRRRRR!!!! Monsters are taking over downtown Rock Springs this summer. Eight whimsical monsters, created by local artist Kaye Tyler, will take up residency at various locations around downtown throughout the summer. The Broadway Theater will be showing Pixar Animation Studios/ Walt Disney Pictures movie Monsters, Inc. at 2 p.m. on Thursday, June 2. Following the movie, everyone is invited to go on a scavenger hunt to find each downtown monster. Upon finishing the s...
The majority of Wyoming residents feel our schools don’t prepare children for the future, according to Governor Mark Gordon’s education advisory group. A public survey that garnered over 7000 responses – including 326 from Crook County – saw 59% of people answer “no” to the question. School district employees were the most likely to believe the way Wyoming educates its kids prepares them for the future at 48%, followed by parents and guardians at 44%, while concerned citizens were the least likely at just 29%. Just 33% of former and current...
Mrs. Lila Kennah was recently nominated by her colleagues for teacher of the year and her application was forwarded to Crook County School District for consideration. A committee reviewed all applications using a rubric in order to make the selection. District Sperintendent Mark Broderson recently notified Mrs. Kennah of her selection. The announcement will be officially made in August, once school begins. Mrs. Kennah has been a positive role model for staff and students in the district for...
May 23 marked the HiSET graduation of nine area residents. Each student successfully completed the course of study and high school equivalency tests (reading, writing, math, science and social studies) as set forth by the State of Wyoming. Callie Allred, Director of the College and Career Readiness Center (of which the high school equivalency program is a part), Eastern Wyoming College, Torrington, announced the graduates as Janet and Ayme distributed diplomas to the graduates. The HiSET...
Once again, the American Legion Auxiliary Unit #80 hosted the Americanism essay and coloring sheet contest for grades K-12. This contest is open to all students (Homeschool, Private and Public) each year. Grades K-2 were given coloring sheets that had Patriotic scenes and quotes from great American leaders and patriots. On the back of the coloring page, they were encouraged to write a sentence or two about how they would thank a Veteran for their service to our great country. Grades 3-6 were to...
POWELL - Native fish populations in Yellowstone Lake have been jeopardized since fisheries biologists found lake trout illegally introduced in 1994. The process of removing the invasive species has cost tens of millions, while labor-intensive methods have evolved. As the park makes headway mitigating the effects of lake trout, two more species have recently caused concern in the fight to protect Yellowstone Cutthroat trout. Tuesday evening, the East Yellowstone chapter of Trout Unlimited...
SHERIDAN — During its first substantive meeting of the legislative interim Monday, the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Judiciary Committee examined current state trespass law as well as possible additions or changes to statute to reflect technological advancements and stakeholders’ needs. Committee members asked Legislative Service Office staff to begin drafting bills related to trespassing on private property while hunting and detailing how drone trespassing and surveillance might be expressly prohibited. The final forms of these bill draft...
BUFFALO - In the corner of the showroom, even among other bighorn sheep, antelope and mule deer, the mountain lion stands out. He rests on a wooden stand, posed atop a shale outcrop, mountain mahogany sprouting from a crack. He watches, brow ever-so-slightly furrowed, eyes cooly focused, like a cat eyeing a mouse it can't be bothered to chase. This mountain lion, created by Johnson County-based taxidermist Dave Long, was the recipient of the Carl Akeley award at the 2022 World Taxidermy...
Crook County School District #1 Notice is hereby given that the Crook County School District #1 Board of Trustees issued warrants for the following bills exceeding $500.00 at the regular meeting of the board held on MAY 16, 2022, at SUNDANCE, WYOMING. To Whom Paid Purpose of Expenditure Amount General Fund 307 Mysteries LLC Post Prom $ 575.00 A & B Welding Welding Tools & Supplies $ 2,152.09 Ackerman, Brandon Isolation $ 508.60 AED Superstore Rescue Bleeding Control Kits $ 635.88 Amazon.com Credit Card Plan Teaching Materials & Supplies $...
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING The Crook County Weed and Pest Board has called a special meeting: TIME: June 8, 2022 @ 4:30PM LOCATION: The Crook County Weed and Pest conference room at 802 South 11th Street, Sundance, WY BUSINESS TO BE TRANSACTED: • Amend 2021-2022 Budget • Budget Hearing for 2022-2023 Publish: May 26 and June 2, 2022...
