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As part of the Big Horn Basin Football Camp this week, participants practice their skills with a few games of flag football....
Vehicles of all shapes and sizes filled Hot Springs State Park during the Hot Spot Car Rally....
A series of public meetings is scheduled in July to address future highway improvement projects in central and northwest Wyoming. The Thermopolis meeting will be Tuesday, July 2 at 10:30 a.m. at the Hot Springs County Courthouse Annex. A key part of the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) process involves annual meetings with public officials and other individuals who play a key transportation role in Wyoming, according to Pete Hallsten, P.E., Wyoming Department of Transportation district engineer in Basin. “These meetings p...
Downtown Thermopolis was packed with activities during the June Second Friday ArtStroll....
The Thermopolis Police Department has once again joined in with Camp Postcard, Chief Julie Mathews noted Tuesday morning. The program is done through Volunteers of America, Mathews explained, and law enforcement officers throughout Wyoming work with local school districts to identify students that might not otherwise have a lot of opportunities. Those chosen go to Casper Mountain for a week to spend time with the officers. Mathews noted the officers are not in uniform at this time, and they... Full story
For those who want to keep up with their wrestling training over the summer and maybe learn some new techniques, the Bobcat Wrestling Camp featuring instruction from three-time NCAA All-American, four-time state champion and the Big 12’s 2018 Most Outstanding Wrestler Bryce Meredith is scheduled for June 21 and 22. There are four technique sessions for ages 12 and up — two on each day — and one session per day for younger kids. For more information on the camp, contact Travis McDermott at 480-0422 or Will Farrell at 921-8437. Online regis...
As part of the summer adventure camps through Lights On, students from Ralph Witters Elementary did some geocaching in the buffalo pasture, searching areas, such as near Smoky Row Cemetery, to locate caches....
The Gift of the Waters Pageant will be here before we know it and the committee is looking for some help. This year, they are looking for women who would like to be part of the women’s chorus during the two-night event. There will be practices to learn the song and the movements as the event grows closer and everyone from teens through adult are more than welcome to be there. Authentic Native American costumes are provided for the singers. In the past, the chorus has 20-30 women singing each night, but over the years those numbers have d...
Hot Springs State Park was a beautiful setting for the Running with the Buffalo Walk/Run Saturday morning....
Browsing online videos, one might come across Brave Wilderness. The videos feature information, as well as plenty of close encounters, about various animals including insects, spiders, reptiles and snakes. But the filmmakers also take a look at those animals that no longer roam the earth, particularly mammoths and dinosaurs, and it’s this latter that is bringing them to Thermopolis next Monday to film at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. Angie Guyon, the executive director at the center, noted the Br...
Dozens of folks participated in the Hot City Outdoor Day last Saturday in spite of cool, rainy weather. These young ladies were learning how to paddle board in the cooling ponds in Hot Springs State Park....
The Wyoming Conservation Corps replaces buck and rail fencing in the buffalo pasture on May 30. The fence, which is about 50 years old, suffered significant damage in that time from buffalo trying to break through from one side and livestock from the other. Though the majority are from Wyoming, the crew also has members from Louisiana, Colorado and Minnesota....
Father’s Day will be celebrated this weekend, and with it comes the 27th annual Hot Spot Car Rally, June 15 and 16. In addition to the cars lined up in Hot Springs State Park, there will be plenty of food and music available. Though the show is free to admirers, those who want to showcase their cars have to pay a $30 fee, which covers one vehicle and includes a t-shirt. Other fees are $15 per additional shirt and $10 per additional vehicle. The rally is a casual two-day event starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 15 with pre-registration and t...
You’re going to want to dust off those lawn chairs and get ready for a spectacular fireworks show on the 4th of July, presented by the Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department. According to John Fish, who has mastered the show each year for the past 25 years said this year is going to be very special. Funds raised so far for the event total $11,000, about the same as they had last year, but Fish said anyone still wanting to donate to the show may do so by dropping a check in the mailbox at the front of the firehall or dropping it off at the C...
Get ready for some music in a week, as the Friends of Hot Springs State Park kicks off their 2019 “Sounds of Summer” series with a performance from “The Two Tracks” on Thursday, June 20. The band is based out of Sheridan and performs Americana. Their 2017 album Postcard Town has been described as “creating an instant connection...in truth there’s not a single offering here that doesn’t engage the listener practically from the get go,” and “rural warmth...infusing their tunes with a feel for the open spaces of The West.” The band features Julie...
Karen Leyba gets ready to turn loose one of the little swimmers who have been taking swimming lessons at the Star Plunge....
One of the bigger Thermopolis events for the summer is the Cowboy Rendezvous Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Rodeo. The billboard south of town certainly announces the event, June 21 and 22 this year, but it’s far from the only new sight in 2019, the 15th year for the rodeo. A mobile screen will show arena action and instant replays as well. Also new to the rodeo this year are the working dog trials, right after the 10 a.m. parade on Saturday, taking place of the Chuck Mead Memorial Pack Horse Race. A course will be set up for t...
Vacation Bible Schools at various churches in Thermopolis are just around the corner. At the Set Free Church, they will be hosting their Bible School from July 1 – 4 for those four-years old through sixth grade. It will begin at 6 p.m. each night with July 2 featuring a petting zoo and the 4th of July will include a BBQ. For more information, please contact Angel Ramsey or Frank Robbins at 867-2315. Risen Son Southern Baptist Church will have their Bible School from July 15-18 from 6 – 8:30 p.m. each evening. The church is located at 342 Amo...
Tymber Eckley and Hallie Martinez participated in the Hot Springs Jackpot Showcase last Friday. Results were not available at press time....
It always feels better when you can do something for a good cause, so lace up those running shoes and get ready for Tour de Wish Thermopolis’ 5k Ride, Run and Walk. Sponsored by Make-A-Wish Wyoming, the event will begin with registration on Saturday, June 22 at 8 a.m. at the Kiwanis Shelter in Hot Springs State Park. The 5k will begin at 9 a.m. Costs are just $5 for children under 10-years old and $20 for all others. You may register as an individual, a family or even a team, encouraging friends and coworkers to join you. Make-A-Wish Wyoming h...
Warrior’s Guild Jiu-Jitsu will be hosting their second annual Buffalo Bash 5K on Saturday, June 29 at Hot Springs State Park, beginning at 7:30 a.m. Cost for the event is $10 per person, with proceeds going to The Shop gym for equipment, building maintenance and utility expenses. Warrior’s Guild Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Is a local martial arts group that provides both children and adults the opportunity to learn discipline, technique, self-confidence, respect of self and others, and humility. It has provided many opportunities to learn and gro...
The Hot City Outdoor Alliance and Hot Springs State Park hosted the Hot City Outdoor Day last Saturday, and despite some wet and chilly weather, they had a great turnout for their first event. Thirty-six people from Thermopolis, Worland, Sheridan, Ten Sleep, Lovell and even Billings participated in the activities that included canoeing and kayaking, biking, rock climbing, fly fishing, horse packing, archery, GPS and bear awareness. Participants ranged in age from 21-70 years old, some with a...
The Second Friday ArtStroll/Still Strolling Saturday in downtown Thermopolis takes place Friday, June 14 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Still Strolling Saturday on June 15 will have lots of activities also. Smoking Waters Art Guild, the host business, invites you to come stroll and support the artists, the shops, and the community. Eleven artists will be based at the Masonic Lodge, 521 Arapahoe Street, for the Wheelie Slow Draw which starts on Friday at 5 p.m. and culminates on Saturday at 6 p.m. There will be a live auction of the Slow Draw artwork on...
A 4K walk/run and an 8K run in the buffalo pasture will start at 8 a.m. this Saturday in Hot Springs State Park. Registration for the event is $15 prior to Saturday, and $20 the day of the event. Registration forms are available at the Recreation District Office; the day of the race, registration begins at 7:45 a.m. at Hot Springs State Park. Proceeds from the race will go to help the Bobcat volleyball team. For more information, call the Rec District at 864-3767....
Kids who came to Storytime last week got a special treat as they learned all about starfish courtesy of Gary and Tina Mlodzik. Each child also got to take home a book of their choosing....
