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The Lady Broncs gained a bit of momentum with a second-place finish at the Southeastern Wyoming Athletic Conference track and field meet over the weekend. Pipe Perez earned a win in the 800-meter run and placed in other events. Layne Burnett, a freshman, won the 1600-meter run just in front of Madison Thompson. Now, it’s just matter of seeing how the team performs this weekend at the Wyoming 1A/2A East Region meet in Torrington. Overall results follow: 100-METER DASH Malli O’Neal, second, 13.92; Rachel Kelly, seventh, 14.66 200-METER DASH Rac...
The Burns Broncs had a strong outing heading into the Wyoming Eastern 1A/2A Regional meet this weekend in Torrington. Wyatt Ebben continued an already strong season with a win in the 3200-meter run with a 12:01.60 effort. He also won the 1600-meter run. Burns 4X800-meter team of Kaden Lakin, Daniel Childers, Dakota Corman and Ebben also had an outright win. Team result follows: 100-METER DASH Matt Ashworth, fifth, 12.45; Daniel Jensen, seventh, 12.47 (SR) 200-METER DASH Daniel Jensen, eigth,...
By Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Robert Zahn, Navy Office of Community Outreach SASEBO, Japan – A Cheyenne, Wyoming, native and 2012 Central High School graduate is serving in Japan in the U.S. Navy aboard USS Germantown. Petty Officer 3rd Class Steven Connell is a hull maintenance technician aboard the ship operating out of Sasebo, Japan. A Navy hull maintenance technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing valves, piping, plumbing systems, and marine sanitation...
This past Thursday I had the pleasure of attending Special Olympics. Special Olympics is something I hold in very high respect. People with intellectual disabilities of all sorts gathered around the starting line at Cheyenne Central High School. It began with Track and Field Events. After lunch, which was served by volunteers, many of which came from Pine Bluffs High School, East H.S. welcomed us for basketball. Track, Weights, Swimming, and basketball were just a few of the events. Everyone...
LUSK - Saturday afternoon at Niobrara County High School in Lusk, Pine Bluffs junior Kendra Sloan was well on her way to winning the pole vault event and setting a personal record when the last call for 100-meter hurdles rang out. That was a problem for Sloan, as she hadn't finished competing in the pole vault when she was called to the hurdles, another event she excelled in Saturday. "She tweaked her knee on the third hurdle," head coach Dustin Lee said. "I didn't see it happen, but when she...
Several Burns Lady Broncs picked up wins at various track and field meets throughout last week. Heading into the final stretch of the season, team members traveled to and competed at two meets Wednesday and Saturday. Wednesday, the a few Lady Broncs headed to the Best of the West invitational meet in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Piper Perez picked up a win in the meet which showcases the best track and field athletes from eastern Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle. Layne Burnett also managed a...
It's been a long and hectic week for the Pine Bluffs Hornets track and field team with portions of the team competing in three meets last week. It started Wednesday with a number of team members heading to the invite-only Best of the West meet in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. DUSTIN QUOX Then, on Friday, the team traveled to Casper for the Wyoming Track Classic. Finally, the Hornets headed to Lusk where they placed WHERE THEY PLACED. This week, the Hornets will compete in the Pine Bluffs Field...
The Burns Broncs had quite the week on the track and in the field last week. On Wednesday, several Burns Broncs headed up to Scottsbluff, Nebraska to compete in the Best in the West Invitational meet. The meet featured some of the stars from eastern Wyoming and Western Nebraska. Tyler Norris traveled to Casper to compete in the Wyoming Track Classic where he was fifth in the pole vault with a 13’01.00” effort. Saturday saw a larger team competing in Lusk, and there were several high points, including multiple top-two and three performances. Res...
Last week, the Wyoming Recreation and Parks Association held its annual workshop right here in Pine Bluffs. In the past the event has been held in Casper, but that changed last Thursday. The workshop was one of two annual events the association holds each year, the other being the annual conference. At the annual workshop, parks and recreation professionals networked and attended different seminars including event planning and marketing. Pine Bluffs Recreation Director Sonja Fornstrom, who is also a WRPA board member, said the event was an...
Once every year, thousands of students and teachers gather together in the Casper Event center to view the best artwork from high school students throughout the state. For the first time in many years, the Pine Bluffs High School attended the Wyoming High School Art Symposium. There were over five thousand pieces of artwork on display. This year, Pine Bluffs had fourteen students participate, and Burns had three. Pine Bluffs students brought home four blue ribbons and Burns brought home one as...
According to Pine Bluffs Post Archives, the building that now houses Farmers State Bank was constructed in 1925 as Carlstrum's Dry Good store. However, in 1957 the owners liquidated the business's stock and Farmers State Bank, which was established in 1915, began moving in - but not without extensive renovations first. A tour of the bank reveals that the drop down ceiling now in place, hides what was a mezzanine encircling ground floor of the interior. In the times that the building operated as...
This past Friday, I had the pleasure of attending Casper's Annual High School Art Symposium. The kids that went spent approximately six hours on a bus, three one way and three back. In my opinion, it was worth every second. There was just about everything there, from taxidermy, to 3D sculptures, to paintings, fused glass, ceramics, and everything in between. It was incredibly eye opening to be around that much quality artwork, and honestly pretty overwhelming. The beauty of art, in my opinion,...
Several strong performances in Pine Bluffs landed Burns a third-place finish at the Pine Bluffs invitational track meet Thursday, April 19. Keenan Manlove was the only Bronc to outright win an event. His 10-07.00 effort in the pole vault carried him to first place in that event, ahead of Boe Clayson who finished with a 10-01.00 vault. However, because a number of Broncs chipped in to place and thereby earn points in other events, they were still able to walk away with third-place honors. The...
Entering the heart of the 2018 track and field season, the Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets don’t seem to be losing any steam as they just edged out Burns last weekend here at home. The Lady Hornets bested the Lady Broncs with 107.5 points. The Lady Broncs earned 102 points, but that wasn’t enough as the Lady Hornets earned 102. Maddie Fornstrom put together several strong showings during Thursday’s meet, including a win in the 300-meter hurdles. The 4X800-meter relay team consisting of Hallie Christofferson, Kaetlin Paice, Shelby Thurin and Maega...
The Pine Bluffs Hornets continued a successful season last week when they hosted a home meet Thursday. Placing for the Hornets, by event were: 100-METER DASH Seth Tangeman, first, 12.22;Marvin Reza, sixth, 13.04 200-METER DASH Seth Tangeman, first, 24.68 ;Bradley Shmidl, sixth, 26.91 (PR) 3200-METER RUN Michael Shain, fifth, 12:09.37 (PR); Donte Jacobsen, sixth, 12:15.55 110-METER HURDLES Kyle Thurin, sixth, 19.65 300-METER HURLDES Kyle Thurin, fifth, 46.30 4X100-METER RELAY Ishmael DePaullite,...
Runners and field athletes from throughout western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming were in Pine Bluffs last Thursday for the Pine Bluffs track and field invitational. The Pine Bluffs Hornets and Lady Hornets both won the meet in their respective divisions. The Burns Lady Broncs earned second-place honors while the boys were third. Thursday’s meet marked a turning point in the season as the meets will begin to get “more serious” as the stakes are raised. This week, students from Pine Bluffs and B...
Operating a swimming pool is expensive. As an example, Pine Bluffs pays about $60,000 each year to operate its swimming pool, which is only open three months out of the year. That’s why council members voted Monday to assess fees at the swimming pool this summer. It will cost $1.50 to visit the swimming pool this summer. “A pop costs a dollar,” Council Member Donn Randall said. “We’re squabbling over a dollar.” In addition to $1.50 being nominal, Randall said the future fees will encourage p...
A Cheyenne woman faces more than a dozen charges after she was arrested following a high-speed pursuit that ended near Egbert last week. According to a Wyoming Highway Patrol press release, Natsha Jo Dawn Patnode, 29, was arrested late Tuesday night following a pursuit that originated in Cheyenne. The previous night, Patnode was observed traveling 104 mph in a posted 75 mph zone on Interstate 25. When troopers attempted to stop her, she fled into Colorado before the chase was terminated, the patrol alleges. Tuesday night, Patnode was observed...
Pine Bluffs academic challenge team members took sixth place at the state meet held in Riverton last week. Team members included Scout Pachel, Samuel Garcia, Taylor Crouse, Christina Yeley-Ritter, Greg Fornstrom, Reagan Pachel, Joey Romans, Diana Sanchez, Monica Sujka, Jose and Juliana Baca-Martinez and Twyla Butler. Eight teams competed in the tournament all-state tournament, held April 9 in Riverton. “I’m really proud of our kids,” PBHS coach Eric Kestner said in a written statement. “We missed out on the big prizes and scholarships but we...
If you've ever been around baby animals, I'm sure you're able to recognize the warm, cheerfully-serene feeling that seems to radiate from around them. Personally, it doesn't get much better than walking out to the barn and seeing the small, adorable, fuzzy face of a week old lamb staring back at me. With our final ewe deciding to have her lambs around the sixth of this month, we had two last lambs added to the mix, Dopey and Pongo. Around my house you would find multiple hints at springtime....
BURNS - Four Pine Bluffs Hornets added to already impressive seasons last week with wins on the track and in the field at the Burns Invitational track meet last Thursday. Riding an outstanding year in the 100-meter dash, Seth Tangeman took home first-place honors in the event. For his 136-foot throw, Tucker Norman earned first place in the discus toss. Haize Fornstrom won the triple jump by nearly three feet with his 40-8.50 effort. And Ishmael DePaullite, who is also having quite a senior...
BURNS - Kendra Sloan might have earned the Lady Hornets' only event win last week at the Burns Invitational track and field meet, but several of her teammates put up strong performances to help the team take second-place. Sloan won the pole vault at 8-10.00, but a number of her teammates earned several top-four places. Head Coach Dustin Lee has referred to it as nickel and diming in the past. The team's diversity showed yet again this year as Lady Hornets were represented - and well - in events...
BURNS — Arguably the nicest weather for track this year set the stage for the Burns High School track and field invitational last Thursday. And the Broncs took advantage of it as team members put up several strong performances to earn third place. They were led by Wyatt Ebben and Tyler Norris, who each won an event. Ebben blazed a 54.42 400-meter dash, earning himself gold in the process. Norris continued and already stellar season on the pole vault at 13-01.00. Teammate Keenan Manlove finished behind Norris in second at 10-07.00. Alex Pyle h...
