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Vacationers, hunters and even residents looking for a place to stay outside of town for a few days can check out Kirby Creek Cabins. An open house for the new business was held Friday. A Dec. 16 date has been set for the official opening when the cabins will be available for guests. Floridian Leslie Branin explained she had come through the area a few years back and fell in love with it. She chose to buy some land - about seven miles north of town along Highway 20 and two miles east on Black...
When the turkey is down to nothing but sandwiches, it’s a good time to get started — or continue — with some holiday shopping. The Hometown Holiday event kicks of on Nov. 26, with many stores opening for early shopping at 8 a.m. as part of the Shop Small campaign. People can also take a “selfie” at participating businesses or participate in a scavenger hunt. A list of participating businesses will be at an information table at Storyteller. The Storyteller is also home to the Elf Tree. Those who...
The Jolly old Elf is just around the corner and so is the Annual Thermopolis Festival of Trees, Thursday, Dec. 1 at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. Everyone is invited to come have dinner at 6 p.m. and then remain for the auction that begins at 6:30. Those who have reserved trees may begin decorating Monday, Nov. 28, but must be finished by Nov. 30. All proceeds from the festival are donated to the Thermopolis Community Fund, which helps various organizations throughout the year. Some of last...
Everyone is scurrying around, gathering your gifts for loved ones both near and far, but if you’re mailing out those precious packages, you need to know what the deadlines are for getting them around the tree on time. If you have gifts that are heading to an international address, be aware the last day to mail out your packages for Christmas arrival is Dec. 10. Parcel post mailings have to be sent by Dec.17 to arrive on time. If you have first class mail, you have a little bit longer, with that deadline being Dec. 20. Likewise with priority m...
Whether you’re all alone for Thanksgiving or just don’t feel like cooking, you are invited to the free Thanksgiving dinner at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Sponsored by People for People and the Episcopal Church Women, dinner will include turkey, stuffing and all the salads and other goodies traditional Thanksgiving meals have. Dinner will begin at noon and run until 2 p.m. at the church at 642 Arapahoe. The meal is free, however donations are welcome....
Community members packed into the VFW Saturday evening for the dinner and auction which raised over $22,000 to benefit Shannon Myers. One of the many highlights of the night was when a saw, hand painted by Cindy Clancy, was purchased by Joe Arnold for $1,025. He donated the saw back to be auctioned off again. Karen Sinclair of Thermopolis Hardware purchased the saw, paying $1,000, and then gave it to Arnold. Showing off the saw is Kaylee Buckner with auctioneers John Holm and John Gerrells in...