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Another year and another convention has passed, and Rachel Derner, a senior at Burns Junior-Senior High School, is just getting started at the State FFA Reporter for 2015-2016. Derner, who has been a member of FFA for the past six years said she loves being part of a group which promotes youth leadership, where she has has the opportunity to meet many people who have been involved in FFA and gone on to accomplish great things. "The opportunities are endless. I've been to the national convention...
Wyoming is such a special place. At least it certainly is to me. Yet I often get into an argument with various folks when I put our “low-population, high-empty space place” on a pedestal. This happened two weeks ago when my column talked about Wyoming exceptionalism, through our Universal Truths and Fundamental Values. Are we special or not? One critic, who I respect very much, said in the circles that he runs in, well, my conclusions were met with derision, especially any reference to Equ...
The public is invited to a spring piano recital, featuring selected students of Patricia Randolph, on Sunday, May 3, at 3:30 pm., at the Kimball Baptist Fellowship Church, at 6th and Oak. Admission is free. Students performing include Bailey Bagnell, Samantha Bemis, Chloe Berger, Rachel Berger, Patrick Bruner, Sirena Bruner, Kallie Bush, Jordan Cook, Audrey Day, Donica Enevoldsen, Leif Enevoldsen, Abby Gray, Deanna Horst, Abi Johnson, Drake Linscott, Abigail Mars, Lydia Mars, Nathaniel Mars, Timothy Mars, Breanna McConnell, Deshka McConnell,...
Considering they were on their own turf, and it had been two weeks since their last meet due to weather, the Pine Bluffs boys and girls arose to the challenge of competing against six other schools in the Pine Bluffs Invitational last Friday, placing first and second in team rankings. Montanna Chrystal, Brooke Darden and Jadyn Golding all qualified in the 100m Dash preliminaries, and all three earned points in the finals, with Chrystal placing first, Darden second and Golding sixth. In the 200m...
In a close run for the finish line, literally, the Burns girls edged out the Pine Bluffs team by a mere half-point to take first place over 17 events, and in a field of seven teams on a day that started out good for a track meet. The weather held off long enough for all of the athletes to finish their events before heading home, unlike the week before when the Glenrock meet was postponed due to the weather. Coach Brooks Hoffman said, "The team put up a number of quality marks to make the meet a...
ome prayers were answered, we have had rain for four days straight. Puddles everywhere, stuck vehicles, wet dogs and muddy floors. Trees and fields, lawns and flowers all looking so much brighter. The dust has finally settled and allergies have backed off. We have mowed the lawn twice and when it dries up we will give it another go. We are happy to say that friends and neighbors, Ruth Brown, Maxine Brown, and baby Cady McGowan are all feeling better and on the mend. We are sorry to say that...
The 55 And Up Club will hold their potluck luncheon on Friday, May 8, at 12 p.m. at the Friendship Alliance North Church in Grover. Everyone 55 and older is welcome to attend. Come and join in the fun with your family and friends. We will be celebrating Mother’s Day! There also will be a door prize! This week at the Hereford Community Church Larry Williams was celebrating his birthday. There were special guests Mr. and Mrs. Rich Crawford who ventured up to Hereford from the Black Forest area n...
What a colorful and exciting time of year in Albin. The fields of green are bordered with fields of deep rich brown soil freshly tilled and waiting for the seeds of summer to be plunked down. The little sprouts of our town are having their spring concert at the elementary school Thursday, May 8 at 6:30 p.m. That is the same evening as the monthly town council meeting. Of course, family and little ones come first, so the council meeting has been moved from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The council has two...
To the Editor: There has been some discussion concerning the law and whether or not persons should be allowed to drive golf carts on the streets without a license plate or a driver's license. Whether or not the laws allow a person to drive a golf cart or other vehicle on their private property without a driver's license, responsible adults should be making wise and safe decisions for their children and grandchildren. As far as driving on the public streets, clearly the law provides that children need to be protected. The law requires that child...
1 Years Ago April 29, 1915 Farmers State Bank Opens for Business Saturday May 1st The stock holders of the Farmers State Bank is comprised mostly of the leading and most prosperous farmers and ranchers of this vicinity. Mr. E.W. Stone, the president, is a very successful banker, having been cashier of the Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne for a number of years. Mr. Stone was also president of the senate of our last legislature and is well known as one of the most popular men in this state. Mr. C.H. Malm, the vice-president, is a young man...
I sat through two speaker presentations last winter where regional meteorologists gave their predictions for the weather outlook for our area for this growing season. One meteorologist was Brian Bledsoe, who resides in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Brian gave his presentation at the No till On the Plains winter conference in Salina Kansas. The other meteorologist was our own Don Day who lives in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Don spoke at our Panhandle No till Partnership winter conference in Gering, Ne. Don...
LIBRARY NEWS Pine Bluffs Branch – Laramie County Library Book Signing: Liz Roadifer Tuesday, May 5, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Meet the author of the psychological thriller This Time Justice, the first in the Oracle Suspense Series, and learn about Roadifer’s process for writing her debut novel. She’ll be on hand to sign copies and talk about her experiences in Pine Bluffs, where she has lived for many years. All proceeds from the evening will benefit the Pine Bluffs Library. (Adults; Pine Bluffs Branch) Bam! Pow! Read! Friday, May 22, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. S...
