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Easter arrives on Sunday, April 21. Here are the scheduled Holy Week services for various churches in Thermopolis. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church: Maundy Thursday, April 18 footwashing and eucharist 7 p.m., Good Friday, April, 19 Stations of the Cross noon and 7 p.m., Easter Sunday Eucharist 11 a.m. followed by brunch and egg hunt. First Baptist Church: Easter Sunday Breakfast 9 a.m., regular Sunday school 9:45 a.m., Morning service with special Easter music 11 a.m. No evening service. St. Francis Catholic Church: April 18, Good Friday 7 p.m.,...
Hot Springs County High School and Thermopolis Middle School Chapters of FFA attended their State FFA Convention last weekend in Laramie and Cheyenne, garnering several champions. State Degrees were awarded to Dusty Barnes, Colton Dobbins, Kiara Warman and Barb Kissel. Kissel was also recognized as Regional Star Ag Business. Two members received bronze Proficiency Awards; Logan Shumway in Outdoor Recreation and Chase White in Equine Science Placement. Several members competed in the Agri Science... Full story
Little ones had a wonderful time stuffing bunnies and ducks for Easter as part of a Noah's Ark activity at the Hot Springs County Library last week. Each child got to take their new friend home with them after they were finished....
Thermopolis is in for a treat next week as the Houston based dance group, Soul Street Dance, hits the boards in the auditorium on Thursday, April 25 for an amazing night of technical and artistic skill combined with a dollop of humor sure to be a fun night for the whole family. Not only are they dancers, Soul Street members are also actors, athletes and songwriters as well as musicians. Formerly “at risk” youth, the group has found focus through dance and are now working professionals. They have recently completed two tours of the European Eas...
Hunter education graduates are invited to attend the third annual local Young Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC) on Saturday, April 27 at the Bob Milek Memorial Range eight miles west of Thermopolis on Highway 120. For participants to be eligible, they must have completed the hunter education and have their card. Those who have not yet registered for the YHEC event can contact Cynthia Garbin at 921-8304. Copies of cards, as well as the $5 registration fee, can be mailed to Garbin at P.O. Box...
The building that houses the VFW is in desperate need of some repairs and an auction last weekend raised the money needed to reach their goal. The VFW allows all manner of events in the building during the year, so it was very appropriate to have their own successful fundraiser....
The Annual Lion’s Club Easter Egg Hunt will be on Easter Sunday, April 21 at 2 p.m. in Hot Springs State Park. Children through nine years old will be divided into four age groups with prizes for all ages. The 8th annual Easter Egg Hunt at Thermopolis Rehabilitation and Wellness will be Saturday, April 20 at 2 p.m. Toys and candies will be age appropriate. All kids welcome up to age 10. Over ten can volunteer to help with the hunt....
Risen Son Christian School will be hosting its annual spaghetti dinner and auction fundraiser on Friday, April 26, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Hot Springs County Fair Building. Proceeds from the event will go directly to the school’s scholarship fund. Those interested in making a donation for the auction can contact Holli Longwell at 921-0729....
Dana Magelky and Laura Yarrington work through the technical problems during Middle School Voices last Friday....
Its time to to start thinking about kicking off summer with the Hot City 3-on-3 Summer Slam sponsored by the Bobcat Booster Club. The tournament will be held on Memorial Day weekend, May 26 and 27 in the high school parking lot. Registration is now open for the tournament with various age groups for teams aged 10 and under all the way up to age 31 and over. Registration is $155 per team. Registration is online only. Teams may register by going to the Bobcat Booster Club on Facebook and clicking on registration. Teams must be registered by May...
Ralph Witters Elementary will host a kindergarten registration event on Tuesday, April 30, from 5:30-7 p.m. at the school cafeteria. To be eligible for kindergarten, students must be five years old by Sept. 15, 2019. Those registering students should bring a state certified birth certificate and immunization records. If a birth certificate is not available on April 30, it must be brought to the school office before the first day of the 2019-20 school year. Online pre-registration is also available, and can be done by going to hotsprings1.org...
Kevin Simpson was the first winner of the night during the Wall of Guns last Friday at One Eyed Buffalo. Not only was he the first winner, it is the first gun he's owned as well, and it's obvious he's thrilled....
We’re starting to see more rain falling from the clouds than snow, and those interested in becoming trained weather spotters and assisting the National Weather Service with storm conditions can attend a weather spotter training on Thursday, April 25. The training is sponsored by Hot Springs County Emergency Management, and begins at 6 p.m. in the Hot Springs County Annex at 117 North Fourth Street. The training is free and everyone is welcome....
The spring sale is on for the Friends of the Library book sale, scheduled for Friday, April 26 and Saturday, April 27. The sale starts at 5 p.m. on Friday evening until 7 p.m. and then Saturday at 8 a.m. until noon at the armory. The Friends of the Library have lots of inventory, but they’re always happy to take more. Book donations may be dropped off at the armory up to a week before the sale. If you have a donation to make but need it picked up, please call Cindy Toth at 864-2060 to set up a pick up time. You will find all sorts of books a...
The youngest crowd was having a terrific time at the Gymkhana Series Fundraiser last Friday night at the fairgrounds....
Dani Jo Pebbles was among those jumping into freezing water last Friday at Hot Springs County High School, for the 2019 Wyoming Special Olympics Jackalope Jump. Overall, jumpers raised more that $2,200 for the Special Olympics program....
The Second Friday ArtStroll/Still Strolling Saturday in downtown Thermopolis takes place this Friday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday, from around 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Smoking Waters Art Guild invites you to come stroll and support the artists and the shops. Host business, Gooseberry Garden Quilt Shop, along with select retail businesses, will house artists showing and selling their creations, along with musicians. Birds and birdhouses will be all around downtown. Still Strolling Saturday will include the Historical Society’s program about o...
Easter arrives on Sunday, April 21. Here are the scheduled Holy Week services for various churches in Thermopolis. Holy Trinity Episcopal Church: Palm Sunday service 9 a.m., Maundy Thursday footwashing and eucharist 7 p.m., Good Friday Stations of the Cross noon and 7 p.m., Easter Sunday Eucharist 11a.m. followed by brunch and egg hunt. First Baptist Church: Easter Sunday Breakfast 9 a.m., regular Sunday school 9:45 a.m., Morning service with special Easter music 11 a.m. No evening service. St. Francis Catholic Church: Palm Sunday Mass 5 p.m. A...
For those looking to obtain their first firearm, or add to their collection, the Hot Springs County Friends of the NRA will be hosting the Wall of Guns on Friday, April 12 at One Eyed Buffalo from 5:30 p.m. until done. Pre-event chances are available at the business. Among the guns expected to be available are a Beretta APX 9 mm, a Weatherby Vanguard 270 and a Kimber Micro 9. Chances are $20 each, and there will be a drawing for every 50 chances sold. Winners will be able to choose from the list of firearms and need not be present to...
Morgan Blakesley is eager to play some Plinko while her brother, Colton, and Hot Springs County Sheriff Jerimie Kraushaar wait in anticipation to see how many prizes she'll get, during the annual Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Banquet. Morgan is granddaughter of the late Danny Love, who was honored as a strong supporter of the foundation. It's estimated the banquet brought in about $40,000....
Hot Springs County Republican Central Committee recently held its elections, with results as follows. It is noted where people were appointed to positions rather than elected: Chairman: Joshua Brown Secretary: Meri Ann Rush Treasurer: Kendi Heinz Vice Chairman: Kevin Dickey State Committeeman : Jim Collins State Committeewoman: Heather Hayes Hot Springs County Precinct Committeemen and Committeewomen: Precinct #1 Committeemen: Joshua Brown and Jerry Williams Precinct #1 Committeewomen: Cynthia Garbin and Meri Ann Rush (appointed) Precinct #2...
The Hot Springs County High School music department departs tomorrow (Friday) for the Northern Big Horn Basin District Festival, which will be held this year in Cody. The concert band, jazz band and concert choir along with 12 soloists, a saxophone quartet and a flute trio will be performing during the two-day event. On Friday, the concert choir will perform three pieces, I’m Bound for Glory!, The Dream Keeper and Down to the River to Pray. Concert band will feature Three Southern Vignettes, Romanesque and A River’s Fury!, while the jazz ban...
Jeffery VanAntwerp shows off a basket of items during the senior class Bingo and auction fundraiser last Sunday. Several items including a variety of desserts were auctioned off, and walking tacos were available. VanAntwerp also called numbers for the different Bingo games....
The 2019 HSCHS Athletics Hall of Fame is currently taking nominations through June 1 for this year’s class of inductees. The categories for Hall of Fame members are Male Athlete, Female Athlete, Coach/Administrator, and Special Contributor. Nomination forms are available at Owl Creek Graphics, or can be requested via email at markw@rtconnect.net. Completed forms can be returned via email or mailed to: Hall of Fame, P.O. Box 1326, Thermopolis. The awards ceremony date this year is Friday July 19th to tie in with reunion weekend, which will be m...
Engineers Week in February, a partnership between the University of Wyoming and the Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors, had a record number of engineers bring hands-on projects into several Wyoming third-grade classrooms. At Ralph Witters Elementary, Town Engineer Anthony Barnett helped students design “mint-mobiles,” named so because mints are used for the wheels. With the project, students learn and explain steps of engineering design, and identify variables and controls. This year’s program saw an incre...
