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  • Auxiliary raises record donations from poppy sales

    Polly Taylor|May 28, 2015

    The ladies of the Louis E. Canady American Legion Post 60 Auxiliary were busy this weekend helping Post members place flags on graves of veterans at the Pine Bluffs Cemetery, serving up hamburgers and hotdogs grilled by Post members, to the public, on Memorial Day, and received donations for the traditional red poppy sales. Over a two-day period the Auxiliary collected approximately $300 in donations for the poppies, almost twice what they have collected in years past. Diane Wise, president of...

  • Remembering our Fallen Heroes

    May 28, 2015

  • Good luck and Godspeed to all our grads this spring

    Bill Sniffin|May 28, 2015

    When I was in high school, it was easy to impress me. It did not take much for a teacher, parent, sibling, friend or newsmaker to convince me about certain facts in the world. That was a long time ago but perhaps it is time to debunk a few facts that have changed or perhaps were never true in the first place. Let’s take a crack at three facts. This, by the way, is what I would say had some school asked me to give the commencement talk this year: 1) You were told your entire lives that America w...

  • Youth tackle football league meeting planned

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    An informational meeting regarding the Pine Bluffs Youth Tackle Football League will be held Thursday, June 11, at 6 p.m. at the old high school one the south side in the Pheasants Forever classroom. This league is open to all students, grade four thru six, for the 2015-2016 school year. Parents will receive information about registration forms, sports physical requirements, fees, practice schedule, game schedule, and also meet the coaches. For more information contact Gary Eastman at 307-701-8021....

  • Hornet basketball camp set for June 16-18

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    Pine Bluffs High School will once again host the Hornet Basketball Youth Camp June 16 thru 18 in the Pine Bluffs High School gymnasium. The camp is for boys and girls, ages six thru 14. Ages six thru nine will meet from noon to 1:30 p.m., and older students from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Students who attend the camp will receive training in speed, agility and flexibility, and the fundamentals of basketball, and have a lot of fun. Students will need basketball or tennis shoes, shorts and a t-shirt, and a positive attitude. Coaches Will Gray and...

  • Easy summer sides

    Crabbie Abner|May 28, 2015

    Ok, rain, snow, sleet, hail or whatever Mother Nature decides to visit upon us, it's still almost officially summer, and time for picnics, barbecues, and other special get togethers, like birthdays and graduation celebrations. So, I've decided to share a couple of recipes that shout SUMMER because of their use of fresh ingredients, including one of my favorites – corn. Speaking of which, if you haven't tried the fresh, shucked bi-color corn at the local market you have no idea what you are missing. And if you buy it fresh, make sure to keep i...

  • Community Calendar

    May 28, 2015

    Items for possible inclusion in the weekly community calendar should be typewritten or legibly printed. All submissions should include the name and daytime telephone number of the person submitting the information in case questions arise. Items which may be included in the calendar are church events, club meetings, and school events. If your club will not be meeting or has a change, please contact us so we can update the calendar with the correct information as soon as possible. Items should be received on Monday at 5 p.m., one week prior to...

  • No Till Notes: NTOP Whirlwind Expo

    Mark Watson|May 28, 2015

    I’m sitting here at my desk watching the rain change over to snow on the 19th of May! There calling for 1-3 inches of snow overnight. It has already rained and snowed 5.2 inches of precipitation on our farm in May. The corn we planted 3 weeks ago has barely sprouted and laying in cold wet soil. I have no idea when we are going to get a break to plant the rest of our corn. Looks like it will be later than I’ve ever planted corn before. From what I understand the sugar beet farmers are very concer...

  • Pine Bluffs finishes year in third place

    Polly Taylor|May 28, 2015

    Pine Bluffs High School boys' team made sure that they placed in the top three at this year's state track and field meet this past weekend, scoring a total of 57 points. The underclassmen, especially, showed their spirit with junior Jorge Garcia placing fourth in both the 800m and 1600m Run, and second in the 3200m Run, which entitled him to a place on the All-State team. Garcia was also a member of the fifth place team of Preston Thurin, Kyle Stieger and Taylor Haug in the 4 x 800 Relay. In...

  • WCA names Burns, Pine Bluffs athletes to All-State in outdoor track

    Polly Taylor|May 28, 2015

    The Wyoming Coaches Association named more than 50 athletes from the 2A Division to the 2015 WCA All-State in Outdoor Track. Among those named were six from Burns High School and three from Pine Bluffs High School. In order to qualify for the All-State honor, athletes must finish in the top two places of the events they are competing in, with the exception of the relay teams, where only first place finishers are considered. In the case of the Burns track and field team, the four male athletes...

  • Burns wins first ever state championship

    Polly Taylor|May 28, 2015

    The Burns High School boys' track and field team made school history this past weekend, bringing home the schools' first state championship. Burns placed first in the team standings with 87 points, 20 points more than the second place team, Thermopolis, which had a cumulative total of 67 followed by Pine Bluffs with 57 points. The group of Rowan Fichtner, Tyler Morgan, Noah Taylor and Paden Wilson scored a total of 85 points, of the team's total. Paden Wilson and Noah Taylor began by placing in...

  • Wyoming Free Fishing Day is June 6

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    Both residents and nonresidents alike can fish for free with no license required all day in Wyoming on June 6. The free fishing day was authorized in 2003 by the Wyoming State Legislature. Free Fishing Day applies to all waters in Wyoming with the exception that fishing licenses are required in Yellowstone National Park and the Wind River Indian Reservation. All fishing regulations such as creel and size limits, gear restrictions, fishing hours and stream closures still apply. Free Fishing Day is held in conjunction with National Fishing and Bo...

  • SPNRD Board sees ground water model analysis review

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    At its monthly meeting the South Platte Natural Resources District board of directors received an analysis review of the Western Water Use Management Model (WWUMM), commissioned to aid in determining the effects of actions on aquifers within the District. The review was the second seen by the directors, who saw initial modeling results at a special meeting at the end of April. At that time, board members asked hydrogeologist Thad Kuntz, who developed the model, to run more specific information than that initially presented. At the May board...

  • It's Plant Pandemonium! at the Paul Smith Children's Village

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    Everyone is invited to the Paul Smith Children’s Village for Plant Pandemonium! Join us on Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m. to noon to plant the Children’s Village for the 2015 summer season. There will be 150 flats of plants, and all of them planted by you. Please bring a trowel. This free event is the kick-off of our Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Summer of Power series of programs. The Summer of Power series offers free, educational workshops and events; this year will be a series of community educational programs and enhancements based aro...

  • Looking Back

    May 28, 2015

    1 Years Ago May 27, 1915 Notice to the Public Owners of automobiles, motorcycles and bicycles are requested to observe the city ordinances in regard to the speed limit, driving without lights and riding and driving on sidewalks. These ordinances were passed for the safety of the public and the town authorities feel it their duty to strictly enforce them. The public is requested to familiarize themselves with these ordinances and govern themselves accordingly. C.E. Carlstrum, Mayor ********** Grover Will Memorialize Grover has a novel way of o...

  • Hereford News

    Carolyn Ragsdale|May 28, 2015

    Some of us made it to Hereford Community Church over the muddy roads on Sunday. Vera Williams celebrated her birthday. Special music was provided by the Carpenter Kids. Pee Wee and Cecelia Smock and Jerry Anderson sang several songs accompanied by Pee Wee and Jerry on guitars. It was a beautiful morning full of praise and worship on this holiday weekend. Next week the church will host a special guest, veteran Stan Cass, on the traditional Memorial Day with the theme God Bless America. The...

  • Lion's elect 2015-2016 officials

    May 28, 2015

  • Game and Fish's fishing guide available

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    Looking for a place to fish in Wyoming? Do you have questions about how to get to a particular stream or lake? Or maybe you want to know what species of fish are available in a certain water. All of this information and more is available in the Wyoming Fishing Guide, now available online at http://wgfd.wyo.gov. The Wyoming Fishing Guide takes you through Wyoming on a drainage-by-drainage basis. Collectively the guide has listings of 247 of the most popular streams, lakes, reservoirs and fishing locations found in Wyoming. The guide is...

  • Delta Club meets

    Submitted|May 28, 2015

    The Delta Club met at the home of Becky Maness on Thursday, May 21. The table setting was really fun and spring-like. Becky served Amish casserole, quinoa with goat cheese and spinach, mini muffins and fruit and yogurt parfaits. She hand crafted the table favors for each guest. Members enjoyed meeting some who are new to Albin friends. We shared where we moved from and how we ended up in Albin, with some very good stories. Members present were Becky Maness, Vernita Anderson, Pat Palm, Elaine Whitley, Martha Cannon, Judy Anderson, Mary Jo...