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Goshen HELP food pantry hours
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The new Goshen HELP Food Pantry is up and running to assist the community.
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Siblings face felony battery charges after back alley assault

Two Torrington residents were transported to Community Hospital in the early morning hours of Dec. 6 after being stabbed in the Mint Bar.

by Tom Milstead

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Stabbing at Mint Bar leaves two injured, two in jail

Two injured, man, woman jailed in Scotts Bluff County after early morning stabbing in Torrington

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‘Coming up short’

At some point in January, on a date that hasn’t been determined, it will be quitting time at the Western Sugar Cooperative beet processing facility in Torrington.

by Tom Milstead

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Varney Blvd. Open for traffic

Torrington Mayor Mike Varney has served the city in many roles for more than 40 years, including city councilman and mayor – and now a street in the city will bear his name.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 1 week ago

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House fire likely a total loss

A house fire in the 3600 block of Converse Street Monday afternoon is likely a total loss, according to Torrington Volunteer Fire Department Chief Lance Petsch.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 4 days ago

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After months of planning, preparation, construction and - of course - brewing, Charlie Rife and Clayton Kilgore finally pulled the taps and served craft beer to their first patrons at the Open Barrel Brewing Company on Main Street.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 1 month ago

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EWC names assistant judging coach

Zane Mackey has joined the staff at Eastern Wyoming College as the assistant livestock judging coach.

Updated: 1 month ago

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Treaty commemoration re-unites indigenous tribes with their homeland

One day before the exact 150-year anniversary of the day Oglala Lakota Chief Red Cloud signed the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie, Wendell Yellow Bull, a direct descendent to Red Cloud, carried a chanupa into the fort.

by Tom Milstead

Updated: 1 month ago

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NE Wyoming water dispute cools

For over a year, the David-versus-Goliath tale of a small group of landowners represented by Senator Ogden Driskill going up against the formidable City of Gillette has dragged on. The Carlile-area landowners, after their wells suddenly ran dry or acidic, hoped to hook on to the Madison Water System, but the city felt it should concentrate on the needs of its own citizens first.
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Hemp legalization may not affect Wyoming

An $867 billion farm bill passed by the House of Representatives by a vote of 369-47 on Wednesday (the bill passed the Senate on Tuesday by a vote of 87-13) effectively legalized industrial hemp production in the United States, pending President Donald Trump’s signature, although a lack of budget for research in Wyoming may keep the crop from growing in the Cowboy State.
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JAC questions university’s budget requests

After the state Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee had already spent three days scrutinizing Gov. Matt Mead’s last supplemental budget this week, it was University of Wyoming President Laurie Nichols’s turn to offer her defense Thursday for the school’s $19 million supplemental budget request.
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Wyoming begins work to replace computer system

Wyoming is faced with a $68 million price tag to replace an aging computer system used by multiple state agencies including the Wyoming Department of Transportation. This week, lawmakers started the ball rolling on the long journey to replace it.
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Helen L. Meininger

Funeral services for Helen L. Meininger, 88, will be 1 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018 at the Colyer Funeral Home Chapel.
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Simpson joins other past senators in warning letter

In an unusual high-profile cooperative move, 44 former United States senators, including Al Simpson, wrote an open letter to the current 100 members of the U.S. Senate warning them the nation is facing perilous times.
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Last day of school

Goshen County students celebrate end of the year

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