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  • Admiring the artwork

    Lara Love|Sep 15, 2016

    Shoppers and admirers filled the sidewalk during the September Still Strolling Saturday Get Your Chalk On ArtStroll. The lizard was created by Joe Moon with Tom Butler adding the tessellating lizards down the side....

  • Boys bring home second from Worland golf invite

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 15, 2016

    Bobcat golfers made a strong showing at the Worland Invite Thursday and Friday The Bobcat boys finished in second place overall, falling short of first by only four strokes to Worland. Hudson Roling brought home a second place finish, while Jake Maksin tied for third, Caleb DeCroo came in sixth and Logan Bartholomew brought home ninth place. For the girls, Mya Holman set a personal record with a 102 and recorded her first top ten finish. They placed fifth overall. Scores for the Thermopolis...

  • Lady Cats get win against Pinedale

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 15, 2016

    The Lady Bobcats traveled to Rawlins for volleyball action Friday and Saturday. Head Coach Shannon Hill was unable to make the trip because it was a little bit too far away from home with her pregnancy due date being just around the corner. She still was able to stay on top of the game action and will continue to coach throughout the season. Friday saw the Lady Cats in pool play matched up with Douglas, Lander and Powell. "It was a rough first day as we lost all in pool play, but it gave us a...

  • Thermopolis Middle School celebrates PAWS state rankings

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 15, 2016

    Thermopolis Middle School held a ceremony Friday to recognize students for their performance on the Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students (PAWS) tests taken in March of 2016. TMS ranked in the top ten for all Wyoming schools in the following: Eighth grade math students - 1st in Wyoming Sixth grade math students - 2nd in Wyoming Eighth grade science students - 6th (tie) in Wyoming Sixth grade reading students - 7th in Wyoming Seventh grade math students - 10th in Wyoming The current high...

  • Some worked, some played

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 8, 2016

    This Labor Day weekend was a time to play for many around Hot Springs County. Plenty of others had to work through the weekend at business and for themselves....

  • Say's Phoebe enjoys the sun

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 8, 2016

    A Say's Phoebe enjoys the setting sun along East River Road Saturday evening....

  • Friends of the NRA banquet set for Sept. 17

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Sep 1, 2016

    At least 20 firearms and a number of other items will be on the auction block during the ninth annual Hot Springs County Friends of the NRA (National Rifle Association) Banquet on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Days Inn. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for games and a social hour. Dinner will be served beginning at 7 p.m. featuring baron of beef and ham. Members of NRA and nonmembers are welcome to attend. The evening will include games, raffles and live and silent auctions that will include firearms,...

  • VFW picnic

    Lara Love, Editor|Aug 25, 2016

    It was a beautiful day for the VFW picnic Sunday at Hot Springs State Park....

  • Primary voters select Scheel as commissioner

    Lara Love, Editor|Aug 18, 2016

    Unofficial primary election results for Thermopolis and Hot Springs County have been reported after Tuesday’s trip to the polls. Republican Phillip Scheel won the strongly contested Hot Springs County Commissioner race and will advance to the general election in November. Scheel will run uncontested in the general election facing only write-in candidates. Wyat Agar won the Wyoming State Senate District 20 Republican race. He will face off with Democrat Mary Jane Norskog in the general. Republica...

  • Concentration

    Lara Love, Editor|Aug 18, 2016

    Oliver Strenger works at sorting shapes while his dad, Jacob, is all smiles during the Preschool Screening and Health Fair....

  • Five vie for single commissioner seat

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Aug 11, 2016

    Tuesday's primary election will decide which of five men seeking an open position on the Hot Springs County Board of Commissioners will advance to the general election and also most likely be elected to the position. Joe Martinez, Mike Chimenti, Hub Whitt, Joseph Casciato and Phillip Scheel are all Republican candidates for the commissioner position. There are no Democratic candidates. One of these five men will be elected in the primary and will move onto the general election in November. Only...

  • Fair sale brings in over $100,000

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Aug 11, 2016

    The Hot Springs County Junior Livestock Auction and Judge's Choice Bake Sale Friday evening showcased a total of 70 livestock and judge's choice bake sale entries and brought in $104,707.65. Although the total amount collected at the sale this year is down sharply from last year's total of $133,137 for 66 sale entries, it still shows strong community support for 4-H and FFA youth in the county. Auctioneer Verne Lofink noted there has been a significant downturn regarding the economy in the past...

  • Recorded wind gusts of 74 mph

    Lara Love, Publisher & Editor|Aug 4, 2016

    Tuesday afternoon around 4 p.m. a high wind storm came through Hot Springs County. One report of damage were downed power polls west of Thermopolis along Highway 170. High Plains Power crews were immediately on scene making repairs. Other reports of damage included downed trees, cracked trees and damaged fencing....

  • Youths compete in WJRA rodeo

    Lara Love, edi|Aug 4, 2016

    Young people from across Wyoming gathered in Thermopolis last weekend to compete in the Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association's rodeo at the Hot Springs County Fairgrounds. Ranging in age from four-years-old through eighth grade, 93 youths competed in events like barrel racing, goat tying and steer riding for two days. Local contestants included Logann, Kamryn and Roedy Farrell; Layne Myers; Jhett and McCoy Longwell; Cooper, Taylor and Rylee Agar; Chloe, Jayssie and Talon Owsley; Mackenzie and Mack...

  • HSCHS Reunion hits town

    Lara Love, Editor|Jul 14, 2016

    The annual All Class Reunion for Hot Springs County High School will be held July 15-17. Classes being honored this year end in “1” and “6,” however, any graduate is welcome to attend the dance at the V.F.W. and the all school picnic on Sunday. Friday night will feature mixers by each class. Registration will be at the Hot Springs County Museum on Saturday afternoon from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Each class will have their own class dinner that evening, followed by a free dance at the V.F.W. beginni...

  • Wind gusts of 56 mph recorded

    Lara Love, Editor & Publisher|Jun 30, 2016

    High wind gusts on Tuesday caused a tree to fall at the Thermopolis Golf Course, temporarily blocking Airport Road. The National Weather Service recorded wind gusts reached 56 miles per hour for a short time....

  • Follow me

    Lara Love, Editor|Jun 23, 2016

    Trae Owsley leads the way during the Heros Have No Limits run/walk fundraiser Saturday in Hot Springs State Park....

  • Skateboard, BMX show Friday

    Lara Love, Editor|Jun 16, 2016

    The Thermopolis Skate Park will be the site of a Skateboard, Scooter and BMX Show Friday, June 17 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Members of the Central Wyoming Skateboard Association will be performing at the show along with a few local youths. Barb Rice of the Youth Alternatives Program said she decided a while back the skate park would be a good place for the youths in the program to do some community service. Beginning Sunday, a crew began cleaning and painting at the skate park. Unfortunately, when...

  • Memorial Day tribute

    Lara Love, Editor|Jun 2, 2016

    Members of V.F.W. Post 2281 performed Memorial Day services at Monument Hill Cemetery, Riverside Cemetery and on the Park Street Bridge. Above, Jeff Strong, Gary Evans, Alton Ramsey, Dick Howe, Rod Slocum and Dave Weber pay tribute during the service at Riverside Cemetery. Hawk's Avenue of Flags, created in memory of Donald L. 'Hawk' Hawkins, were on display at Monument Hill Cemetery. His family members created the memorial to honor deceased Veterans by displaying the casket flags used at their...

  • Going for it

    Lara Love, Editor & Publisher|May 12, 2016

    Darian Macie and Lee Grimm aim to take away the tail worn by Owen Douglas during a youth Pokemon party at the Hot Springs County Library Friday. Once participants' tails were removed they were out of the game. Macie, Grimm and Douglas were the three final competitors with Grimm being the final participant left with a tail....

  • Cars, houses damaged

    Lara Love and Chris Hansen, Editor & Guest Photographer|May 12, 2016

    The Thermopolis Police Department responded to a crash at 7:27 p.m. May 4. According to information, a vehicle was southbound on Second when the driver suffered a seizure. The vehicle hit two parked cars, crossed Fremont, side swiped a house and continued until hitting the north side of a home in the 300 block of South Second....

  • Celebrating moms

    Lara Love, Editor|May 12, 2016

    Mothers and daughters of all ages filled the Thermopolis Middle School Commons for the annual P.E.O. Mother's Day Luncheon Saturday....

  • Raffle drawing

    Lara Love, Editor|Apr 21, 2016

    Jeff Strong mixes up the raffle tickets before drawing for a winner during the Bill McCormick Memorial Scholarship fundraiser Friday evening. Assisting him are past scholarship winners Dawn Jones and Belinda Moore. Raffle winners were Madonna McIntosh and Dave Weber. Amanda Dinsmore and Eryn Robinson presented their speech duet "A Piece of My Heart" to the audience....

  • Bringing in the bids

    Lara Love, Editor|Apr 21, 2016

    Risen Son Christian School fourth grader Jeffrey Lewis shows off one of the many items up for bids during the spaghetti dinner and auction fundraiser Saturday. Auctioneer Shawn McWilliams is in the background and Phil Scheel is watching for bidders. The event raised $22,729, with 100 percent going to the scholarship fund. When added with new monthly tuition pledges, the scholarship fund came to $24,500 on Friday....

  • Hit it right here

    Lara Love, Editor & Publisher|Mar 31, 2016

    Thermopolis Middle School teacher Jacob Strenger guides a blind folded student to a piñata during the PAWS celebration Friday....

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