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  • Dance the night away in Burns

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

    Burns lions club dance and carpenter taco The smell of tacos was inviting and the dancers feet were moving to the beat at the Burns Plex on April 2, 2022. The Burns Lions Club hosted their second dance of the year. But this time the Carpenter Elementary School & community members joined in and served tacos. This started a few weeks ago on March 18th when the Burns Lions Club had dance lessons for folks that wanted to learn how to dance or to freshen up their dance skills. Dance Spirit dance...

  • Egg-terrific hunt at Albin Community Center

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

    The Easter eggs were everywhere far as the eye could see. April 9th at 10 a.m. at the Albin Community Center the kids and adults lined up according to their age. The age signs were posted on the side of the building. Mayor Kelly Krakow announced how the egg hunt was going to go. The little ones were in the building and the older ones were outside in different sections of the school grounds. The 0-2 age group was in the conference room. The room was closed off so the little ones could not escape...

  • National Public Safety Tele- communicators Week

    Chief Walkama Pine Bluffs Police Dept|Apr 14, 2022

    This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. It’s an important week and we wanted to express our gratitude to the first first-responders who often don’t get the recognition they deserve. We are talking about the dedicated men and women that answer the call when you press 9-1-1. Dispatchers at the Laramie County Combined Communication Center (LCCCC) and the Wyoming Highway Patrol Communications Center may not be at the emergency scene but are vital in initiating the response 9-1-1 callers need. An experienced, well-trained dis...

  • Noble-Blaney engagement

    Apr 14, 2022

    Together with their parents, Kenna Noble and Michael Blaney announce their engagement. Kenna is the daughter of Lisa and Matt Johnson of LaGrange and the late Seth Noble. Michael's parents are Kathryn and Dan Blaney of Laramie. The couple will reside in Laramie where the bride-to-be is a law student at the University of Wyoming, and the groom owns a consulting firm. A June wedding is planned....

  • Girl Scout Cookies in Pine Bluffs

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

    "Cookies, we are selling cookies," said Allison Patridge. On Saturday April 9th at the Pine Bluffs Exxon, Girl Scout Troop 1319 from Cheyenne was selling cookies. They had boxes and boxes of cookies. People were stopping to get their gas and picking up cookies at the same time. They were having a great day. Two girls were selling for the day, Allison Patridge and Ali Bruckner. The cookies that seem to be the favorites and they sell the most of are the Thin Mints. But they had all the different...

  • LCCC to host discussion and panel on Ukraine

    Lisa Trimball LCCC|Apr 14, 2022

    CHEYENNE, Wyoming – Laramie County Community will host Let's Talk About Ukraine, a presentation and discussion about the war in Ukraine on Tuesday, April 19 from 12- 2 p.m. in the Student Lounge in the College Community Center (CCC) building. This event will feature LCCC speakers and panelists including, Iryna Wiggam, a native of Ukraine, current LCCC ESL instructor and Paralegal for Wyoming Attorney General's Office, along with Dr. Lily Rowan and Dr. James Miller, political science instructors at LCCC. The event will be moderated by LCCC P...

  • Food for Thought

    Mike Heath Laramie County Master Gardners|Apr 14, 2022

    If there was ever a time to start growing your own vegetables this may be it. Joe Biden has recently informed us that we will face food shortages this year. Not "may", but "will". What does he know that we don't? I don't know but it sounds ominous to me. If you've been paying attention you seen prices rise on nearly every commodity on the market. I was appalled at the price of a sheet of OSB lumber, going from $15 a sheet to more than $60 almost overnight. Gas prices are more than double what...

  • Wake Up or Be Woke

    Mike Heath|Apr 14, 2022

    By now everyone should have heard that Disneyworld has “gone woke”. Terrible use of the English language in my opinion. This latest episode in Disney’s downward spiral into the world of liberalism was triggered by Florida’s alleged “Don’t Say Gay” bill which has nothing to do with “gay”. The bill only requires schools to teach sex education in an age appropriate fashion and prohibits indoctrination of children into alternate lifestyles. Disney has latched onto this bill as an excuse to promote LGBTXXX lifestyles to everyone who visits Disney...

  • AFGSC Commander named CFD Grand Marshal

    SSgt Cody Dowell 90th MW Public Affairs|Apr 14, 2022

    CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- Gen. Anthony Cotton, commander of Air Force Global Strike Command, was announced as the Cheyenne Frontier Days Grand Marshal by the CFD General Chairman Committee during the AFGSC Senior Leader Conference April 7, 2022, in Cheyenne, Wyoming. "This is a wonderful announcement," said Col. Catherine Barrington, 90th Missile Wing commander. "Gen. Cotton and his family have deep roots in the community, and his selection speaks to the great relationship we have between Cheyenne and...

  • Student of the Quarter Awards by local Lions Clubs

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

    Two students from Laramie County School District #2 received awards from the Lions Club. The Pine Bluffs Lions Club hosted the "Student of the Quarter" at their meeting. They started off the meeting with a chicken fried steak dinner served by Rick Wagner of Estela's. After dinner the students were introduced. First was Isaac Bloom of Burns. He is the son of Amanda and Silas Deselms and Tommy Bloom. Bloom's mother Amanda attended the dinner with him. He said, "I do Fellowship of Christian Athlete...

  • Hillsdale holds annual Egg Hunt

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

    Every year the Hillsdale United Methodist's have an Easter egg hunt on the Saturday before Palm Sunday. This year it was April 9th at 9 a.m. There were 20 to 25 volunteers helping set up and also helping kids find Easter eggs. There were 10 children that showed up at the Hillsdale United Methodist church. They had a low number but the kids and volunteers had fun. The winners received a basket with candy, gift cards, and stuffed animals. But everyone was a winner. Some of the eggs had cash in...

  • Hornets come away from Okie Blanchard Invite at 9th over all

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    The mens varsity track and field team from Pine Bluffs traveled to the Okie Blanchard Invite track meet last Friday. The meet was held in Cheyenne and typical of Wyoming weather it was a blustery day. The Hornets gave their all and despite the north wind placed 9th over all. The team did not have an athlete that finished in the top three but they did have eight that finished in the top 10. Dalton Schaefer finished 5th in the long jump at 20ft 1in and teammate Stuart Lerwick placed 10th with a...

  • Burns Broncs capture Sixth over all at East's Okie Blanchard Invite

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    The Burns Broncs Boys track and field team competed in the Okie Blanchard Invite track and field competition Friday, April 8. It was a typical Wyoming day with high winds and cool temperatures. Despite the blustery weather the team placed 6th overall at the meet. The Broncs had 16 members place in the top ten with the relay teams each placing in the top three. In addition to the relay teams four other team members placed in the top three. Cooper Allen, Ethan Norris, Jackson Kirkbride and Mason...

  • Lady Broncs finish Fifth at East

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    The Lady Broncs traveled to Cheyenne for the Okie Blanchard Invitational track meet last Friday. The team did well despite the strong winds which slowed times down. Emma Gonzalez continued her run to the state championship with two top three finishes and Rylee Jo Ward finished towards the top to show she was still in the running. The team finished 5th in the meet. Three of the Lady Broncs athletes finished in the top three and 12 of them finished in the top ten. Gonzalez finished in the top...

  • Lady Hornets come in Ninth at Okie Blanchard Invite

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    The Lady Hornets buzzed their way to the Okie Blanchard Invite track and field meet held at East High School in Cheyenne last Friday. The wind was blowing and slowed the flying Hornets to a 9th place finish in the meet. Only one of the Hornets was able to break the top three placing while seven others were able to make the top 10. The one shining star for the Hornets this week was Monse Serrano who placed third in the discus with a throw of 99ft 11in. Serrano also placed fifth in the shot put...

  • Stu Lerwick named to 2022 WyoSports All-Laramie Co. Boys Basketball Team

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    Pine Bluffs Hornets junior star basketball player Stu Lerwick has been named to the WyoSports All-Laramie County boys basketball team. Lerwick ranked second in the 2A division in scoring and rebounding for the 2021-22 basketball season and helped Hornets to the state title. Congratulations to Lerwick and the Hornets team....

  • Rylee Ward - 2022 WyoSports All-Laramie Co. Girls Basketball Team

    Jim Merryfield|Apr 14, 2022

    The Lady Broncs star basketball player Rylee Jo Ward has another feather in her cap. Rylee Jo Ward has been named to the 2022 WyoSports All-Laramie County girls basketball team. Ward ranked eighth in Class 3A scoring and second in stealing. Congratulations to Ward and the Broncs....

  • Stomping and Dancing in Burns

    Karen Lipska|Apr 14, 2022

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