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WyGFD reminds boaters to be safe during holiday weekend

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Winter advisory in effect through Wednesday morning

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Theobald appointed acting UW president

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Proposed bill would ban grizzly hunts

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U.S. Supreme Court rules against state in hunting case

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Winter advisory in effect through Wednesday morning

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EWC teams receive Jamboree grant

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Congratulations to the Class of 2019

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Lunch Menus: May 22-28, 2019
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GCSD and Senior center
Police Logs: May 13, 2019
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Community Calendar: May 21, 2019
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Events around the county
Community Appreciation Day
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Torrington High School is making the best of the extended school year, which became necessary following two late winter storms this spring. Students plan to spend Tuesday, May 28 – the day before the last day of school – working on various community service projects throughout the area.

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Evans, considered armed and dangerous, still at-large after manhunt

Local and state law enforcement continue the search for a man wanted on felony warrants from Colorado

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Updated: 1 week ago

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Power behind the throne

Holly Branham will take a lot of good memories when she finally leaves her office at Eastern Wyoming College after 26 years as executive assistant to the college president.

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Cloud Peak pays Campbell Co. for property taxes

GILLETTE – A day before a Friday deadline to make a $1.8 million interest payment on its debt, and amid widespread speculation Cloud Peak Energy Corp. will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the Gillette-based coal miner has paid more than $600,000 owed Campbell County for its 2018 property taxes.

Updated: 1 week ago

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Cloud Peak files for bankruptcy

GILLETTE — Cloud Peak Energy’s bankruptcy filing Friday afternoon may be the beginning of the end for the Gillette-based coal producer.

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‘This is real’

Once upon a time, agriculture was a lifestyle for nearly everyone in the United States, unless they lived in a big city like Washington, D.C., New York or Boston.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 5 days ago

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The Lord will provide

TORRINGTON – “I trust the Lord for my every need.” That’s Joe Shortino’s philosophy for getting what he needs to get by. A lot of people say the same thing, or at least something similar – but Shortino is living it. He’s got no money in his pockets, no traveler’s checks, credit cards nor debit cards on his person.

Updated: 1 month ago

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LaGrange Craft Fair

Crystal R. Albers/Torrington Telegram The LaGrange Memorial Community Building featured vendors of all kinds and a wide variety of products, in addition to concessions and a ‘best table’ contest at the LaGrange Craft Fair Saturday.

by Crystal R. Albersa

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Look Back, March 15, 2019

A stroll down memory lane from the archives of the Torrington Telegram

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Goose Cook-off a success in 21st year

HAWK SPRINGS – The 21st Goose Cook Off started on a sunny Saturday afternoon with 13 cooks competing in four categories. Main Dish and People’s Choice Champion was Jaime Beightol, Appetizer Champion was Ashley Shimic, Soup/Chili Champion was Tim Toedter and Jerky Champion was Gerry Hrasky.

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Updated: 2 months ago

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Proposed bill would ban grizzly hunts

POWELL – A bill pending in the U.S. House of Representatives would prevent future grizzly bear hunts and increase Native American influence in bear conservation efforts.
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U.S. Supreme Court rules against state in hunting case

SHERIDAN – The U.S. Supreme Court Monday issued its opinion on Herrera v. Wyoming, affirming that the Crow Tribe’s hunting rights under the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie remain valid.
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Doctor accused of running ‘pill mill’ spars with prosecutors

CASPER — For more than five hours Monday, a federal prosecutor peppered a Casper doctor accused of running a pill mill with questions about his practice and history in an often combative cross-examination, which saw the doctor call people who testified against him “a bunch of liars.”
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NEWS BRIEFS for Monday, May 20, 2019

NEWS BRIEFS for Monday, May 20, 2019
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Four accused of kidnapping bound over for trial

RIVERTON — After a heated preliminary hearing consumed most of Wednesday afternoon, four alleged kidnappers were bound over to district court to face felony, conspiratorial, unlawful confinement charges that could land them in prison for no fewer than 20 years – or life.
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Legislative leader urges withdrawal of troops

CASPER — Last month, Rep. Tyler Lindholm, R-Sundance, penned an op-ed in the Star-Tribune that seemed out of the lane that a Majority Whip of the Wyoming House of Representatives would typically occupy.
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University restarts CTE program

LARAMIE— The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees voted to restore its program that provides a teaching degree in career-and-technical education, formerly known as vocational education.
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Wyoming Energy Authority taking shape

GILLETTE — The state is moving to merge the Wyoming Infrastructure and Pipeline authorities into a single Wyoming Energy Authority, and lawmakers want to make sure doing so won’t lose any of the expertise held by the former organizations.
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2019 Goshen County Schools Graduations

The Class of 2019 celebrates completion of their high school careers

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