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If you were a front-line worker in agriculture during the pandemic, you may qualify for a one-time $600 Visa gift card through the USDA Farm and Food Workers Relief (FFWR) Grant Program. The purpose of this program is to defray worker expenses incurred during the pandemic. On Saturday, February 24, 2024, employees from the CAPWN Migrant and Seasonal Head Start program located in Gering, Nebraska, will be at the Pine Bluffs Town Hall, in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm. The program will be set up in the Municipal Room on the...
DJIBOUTI, AFRICA – This week, U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) visited with members of the Wyoming Air National Guard's 153rd Airlift Wing in Africa. They are assigned to the 75th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron (EAS) at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti. The Wyoming Air National Guard has more than 100 service members currently serving with the 75th EAS in Djibouti. They help provide tactical airlift support to various units in East Africa using their C-130H Hercules aircraft, all under the o...
Every year the bars in Laramie County are competitive against each other to raise money for Bar Bucks. Bar Bucks is the money that is raised and goes into the Laramie County Christmas Basket fund. This is given to families in need at Christmas time, who may be struggling. The bar bucks can be earned at different events or /and just a donation. The owners of the the bars love to raise money for a greet cause. Not every bar participates but most do. It is great to see people willing to help...
Sometimes winter can give you the blues. It can bring people down in attitudes and in school work with kids. The Snowcoming for Pine Bluffs High School is held to help lift spirits. Life is to short to be down. The Snowcoming at Pine Bluffs High is Spirit week, too. This is to build people up at this time of the year. Throughout the week there were different themes and activities for the students and staff. It is inevitable, Monday rolls around after a weekend off and it's back to school and...
In the middle of winter the kids get restless and are wanting to do something. So the Snowcoming was created. The Burns Student Council created different themes and activities for the week with a big dance. Each day is different and fun for all the students and staff. On Monday was Pajama Day. This was great for the students and the teachers. It makes for a relaxing day to start the week. The next theme for the week was to dress as your favorite singer. This theme was easy for some. For example...
After Mayor Justin Fornstrom greeted everyone, he called the meeting to order. After the Pledge of Allegiance was said, the town council jumped into the meeting full speed. Motions were made and both agenda's were accepted. Moving onto new business, Mayor Fornstrom changed the line up of the items under new business. Sheriff Brian Kozak was scheduled to be present to discuss the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with Pine Bluffs and the Laramie County Sheriff's office. This item was moved down...
Another chapter closed in the history of the Burns Town council on February 12th. The meeting was full of information for the future of the town. The council looked at different projects during the meeting. The big announcement of the evening was the resignation of Mayor Jim Clark as of February 11th. Mayor Clark sent an email to the council that was read by Mayor pro tem Joseph Nicholson. It stated, " I James Clark, resign my position as mayor of the town of Burns, turning my keys over to Joe...
CHEYENNE, WY — Laramie County Community College is proud to announce the list of graduates for the 2023 fall semester and those students earning a place on the president’s and vice president’s honor rolls. Under the list of graduates, students earning high distinction (HD) graduated with a cumulative grade point average between 3.75 and 4.0, and students graduating with distinction (DS) earned a cumulative GPA between 3.5 and 3.74. Students earning president’s honor roll recognition have earned a cumulative 3.75-4.0 GPA, and students on the...
The University of Wyoming lists 104 students from Laramie County on the 2023 fall semester academic Dean’s and Dean’s Freshman Honor Rolls. The honor rolls consist of regularly enrolled undergraduates above freshman standing who earned a 3.4 or better grade-point average, and freshmen who have earned a 3.25 or better grade-point average. To be eligible, students must have been enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours taken for letter grades. For more information about the University of Wyoming, view the webpage at www.uwyo.edu. Laramie Cou...
The University of Wyoming lists 165 students from Laramie County on the 2023 fall semester President’s Honor Roll. The President’s Honor Roll consists of regularly enrolled undergraduates who earned a 4.0 (“A”) grade-point average for the semester. To be eligible, students must have been enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours taken for letter grades. For more information about the University of Wyoming, view the webpage at www.uwyo.edu. Students are: Albin Stuart Lerwick Edwin Morales Burns Daljit Kaur Hope Taylor Langseth Carpenter Mika Li...
Routine brucellosis surveillance testing has identified two brucellosis affected herds within Wyoming’s Designated Surveillance Area (DSA). Harsh winter weather conditions in 2022-23 increased commingling between wildlife and livestock, increasing the risk of transmission between species. The Wyoming Livestock Board (WLSB) was also able to release two herds previously under quarantine following completion of required herd management testing protocol. Park County cattle producers maintain vigilant annual brucellosis surveillance testing, w...
I confess that occasionally even doctors get squeamish. Or perhaps more honestly, this doctor does. My personal list has gotten pretty short, but one of the things that still makes me squirm is something I nevertheless frequently recommend to my patients. So what is this mysterious and rather ominous medical recommendation? Nasal saline irrigation. The practice of rinsing the nose out with liquid probably originated centuries ago in India, and it remains part of spiritual ritual as well as traditional medicine around the world. However, it...
Everything happens for a reason, in the opinion of 1st Lt. Ha Eun Ryoo, 90th Operational Readiness Medical Squadron public health flight commander. Which is why she believes it was no accident that she was pulling through the gate at Fort Sam Huston, Texas, at the same moment a child stopped breathing, requiring CPR to save their life. To live her dreams of studying in the communicable health field, Ryoo earned a genetic developmental biology degree from Stony Brook University, New York, then be...
A big shock came to five students and their parents at Burns High School. Laramie County School District # 2 had their board meeting on February 12th at Carpenter Elementary School. There was some recognition for the district at this meeting. This week and next week the school board was being recognized for all their hard work. Being school board trustees is not for everyone. They have to be available, willing to go to the activities throughout the district, know about legislation, policies,...
Come on in and sit a spell. Have a cup of coffee, maybe a cookie or two and chat with your neighbors or just sit back and relax. Welcome to the grand opening of the Burns Community Center. On Monday, February 5th, it was a fairly beautiful day as in weather and for the Burns Community Center. The Burns Community Center in the last few years has had its ups and downs in the community. The center was once the Burns Senior Center. Because of management of the center, it did not do very well and...
It's that time of year again where most people stay inside due to the wintry cold temperatures and snow falling, sometimes A LOT!. But people love to visit with each other. The communities, especially small ones are like family wanting to catch up with what is happening. The Bushnell Lions Club loves to help people. They put on their annual pancake feed at the Bushnell Fire station on Saturday February 3rd. The pancake feed has been a regular event for years. Fact is, the Bushnell Lions Club...
The tables were set up and the members and parents were excited to see how the night would go. The Pine Bluffs Future Farmers of America had their Winter Warm-Up FFA Degrees. President Spencer Rabou opened the Pine Bluffs FFA meeting. They did the proper procedure of the meeting. The officers started with degrees for the night. First was the Chapter degree. For a Chapter Degree the members have to apply. The members are required to have received a Greenhand degree, complete 180 hours of...
The new Pine Bluffs Soup Nazi has been crowned; "Winner, Winner Crack Chicken Noodle!" Wendy Purdy won the title with her Crack Chicken Noodle Soup! Last Friday evening, February 3, the Pine Bluffs Recreation Department hosted the 3rd Annual Soup Contest & "Pick A Movie Night". Participants at the event spent their Friday evening tasting some of the most delicious soups! On the menu was Creamy Potato, 15 Bean Cajun Sausage, Smoked Sausage Beer Cheese, Broccoli & Cheese, Enchilada (lovingly...
Baylor University announces their Fall 2023 Semester Dean’s Academic list with a local Burns graduate on the list. Grace F. Steenbergen was listed for her academic outstanding achievement of at least a 3.7 grade point average. Steenbergen is attending the Baylor University College of Arts and Sciences....
Greetings - Wyoming Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is preparing for its State Leadership Conference and we are seeking business and education professionals to play an important role in the career, professional, and personal development of the top middle school and high school students in Wyoming. The conference provides opportunities for Judging, Volunteering, Sponsorships, & Presenting/Exhibiting. Wyoming FBLA is excited to continue its partnership with the University of Wyoming College of Business for the 2024 State Leadership...
Winter weather has finally arrived this year. Getting outside for some activity, even in winter, is great for your overall health. However snow, ice, and cold can turn a stroll in the park into an obstacle course. Having proper footwear is not only important for warmth, but also the wellbeing of your feet. Choosing the correct boots for the elements could mean the difference between enjoying the outdoors and needing an urgent care visit. What makes good footwear for enjoying the outdoors safely? Good traction is essential for walking outside in...
Every kid loves to own their own animals. The animals are cute and cuddly. But with owning animals comes responsibility. But it is different for the Sanchez kids and Derner kids. They have set up a business with their sheep and goats. Club lambs and club goats are for the kids to have sheep that have been bred for the production of the club lambs and goats. These businesses are for terminal projects. This is throughout the time of showing for the kids in 4-H and Future Famers of America to...
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – In the fast-paced realm of esports, where every move counts, and victory hangs in the balance, 1st Lt. Garrett Stanfill, a Wyoming Army National Guard Soldier, has forged his path from a Gameboy enthusiast to a triumphant player in Overwatch for the U.S. Army Esports team. Stanfill has been a Wyoming Guard member for over 10 years. Starting with the reserve officer training corps program at the University of Wyoming, he commissioned in 2017 as a second lieutenant. Stanfill s...
Everyones world pretty much revolves around the weather. Some people are more tense about it than others. Some folks like to check the Farmers Almanac, which is a book that predicts the weather for the whole year. The Farmers Almanac was started in 1792 in Massachusetts giving information for local farmers. Many farmers today still rely on the Farmers Almanac.Grandparents just went outside to see what was in the air or the sky. At the Albin Farm Show, they had the Cheyenne National Weather...
The town of Albin was quiet until a person got to the Community Center. Vehicles were parked everywhere. It was the annual Albin Farm Show. This event has been going on for twenty-five years. This year was a little different than in the past. They added the Wyoming Wheat Growers Annual meeting to the event. It was a great time to combine vendors, and have the farmers not to have to attend two events. The morning started with the meetings of the Wyoming Wheat Growers. Wyoming Wheat Growers Associ...
