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Patterson tapped to head GCSD No. 1

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Inmate admits to stashing drugs in butt crack

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Legislative update: Rep. Duncan, Friday, Jan. 18

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Legislative update: Sen. Steinmetz, Friday, Jan. 18

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Community policing on an international scale

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Eight-period days ahead for high-school students

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Now that's sportsmanship . . .

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Court Fines: January 18, 2019
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Fines and fees
Kansas man facing 10 years
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Jesse Huff, of Towanda, Kan., could spend the next 10 years in a Wyoming prison after allegedly pulling a gun and pointing it directly in the face of a victim on Dec. 15 in Torrington.
Community Calendar: January 18, 2019
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Wolski is new commission chairman
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Following a unanimous 2-0 vote from his fellow Goshen County Commissioners, Wally Wolski was elected the new chairman of the commission during its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday.

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GCSD superintendent charged with misdemeanors

Goshen County School District No. 1 Superintendent Jean Chrostoski has been charged with two misdemeanors in relation to a vehicle accident near the Bucking Horse Steakhouse on Dec. 21, 2018. Loreen Fritzler, Chrostoski’s administrative assistant, was also charged.

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Updated: 1 week ago

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Inmate takes own life at prison

An inmate at the Wyoming Medium Correctional Institution in Torrington died early Wednesday, apparently by his own hand.

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Dust storm results in multiple crashes, injuries Monday

A combination of strong, powerful winds and loose dirt created a treacherous situation on US Hwy. 85 Monday afternoon for drivers and emergency personnel alike.

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Western Sugar to cut another 101 jobs in Torrington

Company announces additional job cuts at Torrington sugar plant

Updated: 3 days ago

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To the mountains

It’s a picturesque scene – a rustic cabin flanked by tall pine trees, near wide, open meadows abundant with wildflowers and just a stone’s throw away from a babbling creek.

by Crystal R. Albers

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Open Barrel opens doors

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: 2 months 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.

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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.

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Updated: 2 months ago

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Inmate admits to stashing drugs in butt crack

The man who had a bag containing over 80 oxycodone pills stuffed in his rear end during a booking at Teton County Jail pleaded guilty last week in Teton County District Court.
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Teton superintendent says private school should follow state, federal rules

Teton County’s school superintendent joined a statewide debate Wednesday, suggesting to lawmakers that a private school should meet state and federal standards if it is to enjoy the same zoning independence afforded public schools.
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Two bills seek tighter regulations on abortions

Two bills introduced in the Wyoming House of Representatives seek tighter regulations on abortion.
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Evanston school officials restart gun discussions

The Uinta County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees held the first of two public hearings on proposed rule CKA, the School Safety and Security Rule, which would allow district employees to apply for approval to carry concealed firearms on district property, on Tuesday, Jan. 15.
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Nichols pans proposal to add degrees at community colleges

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Concerns over proposed computer sci standards

Wyoming Department of Education staff heard some pushback from the State Board of Education during its meeting Thursday regarding the state's proposed new K-12 computer science standards.
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New high-tech system will help with backcountry searches

A generous and anonymous Teton County resident has fronted more than $100,000 to buy a high-tech system to help Teton County Search and Rescue find people lost or injured in remote areas with no cellular service.
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Newcastle school experiments with going homework-free

There has long been a debate over the benefit of homework, particularly when it comes to younger school children, and Newcastle Elementary School Principal Brandy Holmes told the board of trustees for Weston County School District #1 last week that she and her staff have decided to get to the bottom of the debate by finding out what works best for the kids in Newcastle.
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