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Mixed in the air along with the laughter and scent of grilled hamburgers was a feeling of hometown at the City Park grand opening Sunday afternoon. About 100 people enjoyed the festivities sponsored by the Pine Bluffs Fire Department. There was a climbing slide for the kids and a dunk tank with the police department taking a dip whenever a ball connected with the target. If the hot dogs, hamburgers and corn on the cob didn’t fill up the guests, the Pine Bluffs recreation department had free c...
Newcomers might find this hard to believe, but a common form of measurement a few decades ago, when it came to traveling Wyoming’s long distances, was: “How many beers does it take to get there?” For decades, our state did not have open container laws. It was accepted that folks traveled distances with a cooler of beer to sustain them. Thankfully, this culture of combining alcohol with travel has virtually disappeared. The toll of killed and injured people left in its wake enlightened our lawma...
Dear Editor, The August 15 issue of the Pine Bluffs Post contained an article on the school board meeting of August 12 in Burns. In that article, the writer stated that the conversation regarding the English/Language Arts curriculum “centered around vocabulary and setting expectations too high for some students.” I agree that there was considerable discussion about vocabulary, but no one on the board even implied that we in Laramie 2 are setting expectations too high. Such a statement sug...
Success is the doing, not the getting; in the trying, not the triumph. Success is a personal standard, reaching for the highest that is in us, becoming all that we can be. If we do our best, we are a success. Zig Ziglar...
In last weeks edition the article titled, “County Commissioners give go-ahead to new clinic” had an error. The Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is committing $50,000 and Cheyenne Regional Medical Center has committed $250,000. The article had the amounts reversed. This was a reporting error and we apologize for the mistake....
Irene K. Hones, 90, life-long resident of Cheyenne was carried to heaven in the arms of the angels on Aug.7, 2013. She was born Sept. 28, 1922, to James and Elizabeth (O’Leary) Finnerty. After graduating from St. Mary’s High School in 1940, Irene was employed in the accounting department of United Airlines and as the night-shift switchboard operator at the Union Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Office. In later years, she acquired her real estate license and became a successful business woman. In 1942, she met Joseph L. Hones of Milwaukee at St....
Joel Lee “Jodi” Howton, 63, of Gering, died Sunday, Aug. 18, 2013. in her home. Jodi was born April 19, 1950, in Pine Bluffs, to Howard and Bernice Floy. She graduated from Sheridan High School. She worked at her most recent and favorite job at the Skyport Restaurant with her best friend Deb Albertson. She loved to vacation in Deadwood, S.D., with her daughters and grandchildren. She is survived by her children, Michelle Lee (Rob) Felts of Roundup, Mont., Steven Eugene (Tiffany) Howton and Car...
Thanks to Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power, the Pine Bluffs Senior Center members and friends will be walking on new carpet purchased and installed by Kaiser Corp Floor Covering & Tile Company. “I was looking for a grant and noticed Cheyenne Light had a community betterment grant available,” senior center director Angie Robertson explained. “I completed the forms and they called me the next day saying they would have the board consider our application.” Along with the donation of $6,359 from CL...
Teya and Christopher Roedocker are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Grant Adrian Roedocker, on July 28, 2013 at 9:45 a.m. at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center....
Basic pistol course offered Pine Bluffs Sportsman’s Club will sponsor an NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Course on Sept. 21, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Pine Bluffs Shooting Range, Muddy Creek Road. There will be male and female instructors. Ladies and teens are encouraged to attend. Teens must have a signed parental consent form. Pre-registration is required. For more information visit nrainstructors.org or call 245-3112....
John Marquardt and Roberta Johnson were married Aug. 30, 1953, at the Pine Bluffs United Methodist Church. They celebrated their 60 years of marriage during Trail Days when their entire family was in attendance; Cheryl (Ron) Leef, Weston, Colo., Karen (Layne) Wilhelm, Fallon, Nev., Greg (Joleen) Marquardt, Pine Bluffs, and Kevin (Kim) Marquardt, Cheyenne. They also have eight grandchildren, one great grandson, four step-grandchildren and four step-great-grandchildren. They both graduated from...
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 should be received on Monday at 5 p.m., one week prior to the date they will appear in the calendar. They may be faxed to 307-245-3325, e-mailed to [email protected], mailed to Pine Bluffs Post, P.O. Box 68, Pine Bluffs, WY 82082, or dropped...
Laramie County Combined Communications director Glen Crumpton spoke at the Pine Bluffs council Monday evening about the possible Memorandum of Understanding between Pine Bluffs and the center to cover dispatch for the town. “The center receives $900,000 each year from the 911 charge on everyone’s telephone bill,” explained Crumpton. “The center’s budget is estimated at $2.2 million if we are fully staffed and the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County each pay half of that.” The council had... Full story
The village of Bushnell was the place to be Saturday as residents and visitors celebrated Bushnell day with a parade, vendors, food, fun, music from the Green Valley Homesteaders and the installation of a Lincoln Highway marker....
Have you ever been “advised” or scolded about eating or drinking something you “shouldn’t?” Until a week ago, I was as free and willing with my intake of food as a dam door opening up after a heavy downpour allowing water to flow past. Anything, as long as it tasted good, was welcomed on my plate. However, due to age, genetics and too many years of leaving the “dam door” open, my doctor is advising me to “make some lifestyle changes.” Which means quit eating what you love. But does it? There ar...
Thanks to everyone who came to our Bushnell Day celebration this year! Also, a big thank you to our volunteers, to the Calvary United Methodist Church for putting on a wonderful lunch and pie social, to the Green Valley Homesteaders for our entertainment, and of course to our sponsors. Sisters Grimm is hosting Wyoming author C.M. Wendelboe for a reading and book signing this Saturday, Aug. 24. Please join us at noon for his discussion of his newest book in the Spirit Road Mystery series,...
Good morning Banner County! Hooray, school has started once again and 2013-2114 is off to a grand start. Buses were seen all over the county as excited students, teachers, and parents awaited their arrival for the first day of school Monday, Aug.19. Everyone that I have talked to seems to think that this summer has just flown by. I know it sure has for me. Up until this weekend, I was not all that ready for the kids at our house to go back. All of that has changed … I am ready! They are too, r...
For the special this week at the Hereford Community Church Karel Smock read “So God Made A Farmer.” Pastor Opdycke gave a brief report on her trip to Ohio. Then Ashley Turner gave a slide presentation and talk about her trip to Australia this summer where she participated in the track and field competition. After the service the congregation enjoyed a potluck dinner. The bell ringer from the Galeton area performed and there were games for the children to celebrate Hereford Day. Next week the...
Mix together some ice cream with all the toppings, a Percheron horse named Mick with a trailer, and the Texas Trail Museum, you get an enjoyable end to the Laramie County Library summer reading program. While Burns and the main branch also celebrated with ice cream, Pine Bluffs branch went all out to entertain their summer readers. Over 300 bookworms signed up locally for the program that offered incentives for reading. Mick stole the show with his massive presence, and owner Julie Bostwick...
Cheyenne Matthews was not just racing against the top women’s class contenders last Sunday, she was also pitted against Mother Nature. The latest race day, held at the Archer Complex in Cheyenne, provided sheeting downpours, lightning, a bit of hail, and winds that sent several race canopies into the facilities dumpsters after being ripped to shreds. The first motto of the day saw fair and hot conditions and Matthews grabbed the whole shot and led the race for two laps before going down on an o...
1 years ago Everybody is eating roasting ears. There is good money in hogs and every farmer should have a few. Albin Anderson says he has the best crops in his neighborhood, and from the looks of things, his say is true, but James Johnson also claims honor for the best what is. Both are good and it will take the threshing machine to decide which is better. Shoshoni.- A bolt of lightning, which struck the residence of T.E. Prill, killed a sheep, a dog and a cat, which were sleeping in the same...
I’ve been writing about my limited experience with cover crops grazed for forage and planted back to a cash crop. It may be in today’s modern production agriculture we need to adopt the same concepts used a few generations ago to manage their fertility concerns prior to the adoption of commercial fertilization. We may have overlooked or forgotten the concepts our fathers and grandfathers used to improve their soils, the same soils we are working with today. I came across a picture of my gra... Full story
