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as Lighting Contest. Please be sure to stop by the Pine Bluffs Town Hall beginning Thursday, Jan. 3 to pick up your prize. The winners, in alphabetical order are: Albert Kranz — 406 E. 3rd Billy Fritze — 607 Main St. Brent & Patricia Bacon — 501 E. 6th Buzz & Kathy Canady — 1007 Swan Ave. Chon & Andrea DeLaCruz — 701 Miller Doyle & Vickie Eggli — 901 Pine St. Dulsa Brammier — 515 E. 3rd Jim & Marlene Svenkeson —106 E. 8th James & Pat Woolington — 922 E. 10th Terry Steege — 405 Beech St. A big...
It has always been a mystery to me why millions of people are not moving to Wyoming. For decades, I have expected our borders to be pounded by the influx of all these people who finally saw the light, packed up their belongings, kissed their hometowns good-bye and headed to the Promised Land. Our promised land. A vast majority of my Wyoming friends would exclaim that they are really (I mean, really!) happy that this invasion of newcomers has not happened. As the least populated state in the coun...
Christmas is over and a new year is on the horizon. How did you spend 2012? My year was spent changing my life. As 2012 dawned, I resolved to lose weight — something I have done in the past and failed miserably at. This time was different. I actually did it. As this year comes to a close, I have lost more than 50 pounds. Being the large man that I am, I still have a long way to go. Therefore, I am once again declaring my New Year’s Resolution to be of weight loss. If I can do it in 2012 then I can do it in 2013. What about you? With the boo...
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Floyd D. Gensel, 81, of Pine Bluffs, died Dec. 23, 2012, at Davis Hospice Center. He was born Aug. 31, 1931, in Toledo, Ohio, to Harold D. and Grace E. Gensel. He retired from the town of Pine Bluffs in 1993. He was a member of Grace English Lutheran Church and the American Legion Post No. 60 in Pine Bluffs. He also was a retired volunteer fireman in Pine Bluffs. He is survived by his wife, Hazel Gensel whom he married on Feb. 24, 1976, in Pine Bluffs; children, Terry (Jim) VanDorn of Cheyenne, Larry (Kay) Peters of Cheyenne and Robert Peters...
Chadron State College conferred degrees to 181 graduates during two commencement ceremonies Friday, Dec. 14. Graduates from the region: James Andrews, Carpenter, Master of Business Administration. Patrick Edwards, Cheyenne, Master of Business Administration. The 114 bachelor’s degrees were conferred in the Armstrong Physical Education Building, and the 67 master’s degrees were presented at Memorial Hall. The commencement speakers were Dr. George Griffith, CSC professor of English and humanities, and Dr. Ron Hull, senior adviser to Nebraska Edu...
The new year will bring a new church to the town of Burns. Blessed Hope Baptist Church will begin meeting on Jan. 6, at the Burns-Plex in Suite D. J. Nathaniel Ensley will pastor the new congregation. He is a 2004 graduate of Atlantic Baptist Bible College in Chester, Va. and holds a Bachelor Degree in Pastoral Studies from the college. The pastor and his wife, Ginger, are not new to Wyoming, having moved here in 2005. At that time Pastor Ensley was called to pastor a Baptist church in the north...
Happy New Year everyone! For the special the last Sunday of the year Kathy Zitek read from “Our Daily Bread” an item written by the owner of Hobby Lobby who wants to establish a museum of the Bible, then she told about the song “Peace In The Valley” and read the verse and sang the refrain. Pastor Opdycke gave a new year’s resolution that will make things better in 2013 — “DO IT.” The sermon title was “Jesus, the Prophet.” Many times in the Bible Jesus was referred to as The Prophet that was to...
Hello out there in Banner County and to our friends and neighbors. We still have snow on the ground and is it ever a welcome sight. Although we could do without these freezing temperatures! News is going in early this week and so I have very little of it. We will be having a baby shower at the Harrisburg Community Church which I will have to cover in next week’s news. The shower is for Sierra Sue Johnson and her mom, Stacy. School also will be resuming tomorrow Friday, Jan. 4. I seriously c...
entful Christmas in Bushnell … Here’s wishing you all a wonderful 2013! The community center board meets Monday, Jan. 7. The United Methodist Women meet Wednesday, Jan. 9. The Firebelles meet Thursday, Jan. 10. The village board meeting will be held on Thursday, Jan. 17, instead of Jan. 10. The bookstore will be closed Thursday, Jan. 3. We will be open regular hours on Friday, Jan. 4. We will be open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 5, but will not serve lunch — coffee and desserts will be av...
Arrivals Chloe Ann Wright was born June 26, to April and Timothy Wright. Myla Ann Terrell was born July 12, to Brianna and James Terrell. Asher Kane Davison was born July 31, to Matt and Aimee Davison. Olivia Ann Fertig was born Aug. 19, to Melisa and Ron Fertig. Hannah Jean Reifschneider was born Aug. 20, to Mike and Rosalyn Reifschneider. Chase Canton Anderson was born Sept. 17, to Steven and Katie Anderson. Fletcher Jonathan McRady was born Sept. 13, to Emily and Cody McRady. Jillan Raechel...
1 years ago Pine Bluffs has a Record of Shipping More Grain Than Any Other Station on Union Pacific Lines. Railroad Official Surprised at Amount of Grain Now Awaiting Shipment at This Point. And Thousands of Acres of Virgin soil Still Awaiting the Magic Touch of the Plow. Alcohol will be found efficacious for removing grass stains from clothing. Bert Dalton, bank robber, leader of the notorious Whitney gang that held western Wyoming in terror a year ago, and who engineered the sensational jail break of nineteen convicts from the Rawlins...
As 2012 winds down I thought a little reflecting back would be a good thing to do. Sometimes it helps to look back on your successes that you were a part of over the past year and take a hard look at your failures to keep you humble and to continue the never ending learning process. Continuing education is important in every business and agriculture is no exception. I feel it is very important to be flexible in your decision making and embrace the changes that are inevitable. Mother Nature...