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Catie Deromedi and Jessica Benefiel watch as Brandon Deromedi putts the golf ball during the Bobcat Birdie Fest Golf Tournament last Saturday at the Thermopolis Golf Course. All proceeds from the tournament went to the Bobcat Golf Team....
America's favorite cowboys, Riders in the Sky, entertain a large crowd with traditional western music in Hot Springs State Park on Sunday night. During one of the songs, Sara and Merrill Ready got up and danced to the music. The concert was free to the public and sponsored by Burlington Northern Foundation, Hot Springs Hotel, Hot Springs State Park, Friends of the Hot Springs State Park and Legend Rock and Hot Springs Travel and Tourism....
Members of HSCHS Class of 1972, Carol Vicklund and Connie Gifford, take a fun selfie during reunion registration located at the Hot Springs County Historical Museum. See page 7 for more reunion photos....
Members of Hot Springs County High School Class of 1967 played Kazoos during one of their reunion gatherings last weekend. They entertained with the school song and an impromptu rendition of Happy Birthday for a restaurant guest. Class member John Werbelow, far right, made ceramic French horns to hold each kazoo and coffee mugs for attendees....
Red Dirt Master Gardeners awarded Helen and Victor Garcia the July Garden of the month. Their home on Arapahoe Street features countless beautiful flowers and a beautiful lawn....
A group of youngsters were able to keep cool at the Gottsche Sand Volleyball Tournament in Hot Springs State Park Saturday and Sunday. Five teams from out of town competed in the tournament....
Auctioneer John Gerrells helps Raegan Shaffer display a small quilt during the Cookie Jar Auction Saturday at the fair building. The fundraiser was held for Jessica Power and her twins, Colt and Kimber....
During the Culpepper & Merriweather Circus, cockatoo trainer Logan Jimenez has crowd volunteer Valentina help him perform a few tricks for the crowd. The cockatoo raced Valentina across the stage area and took her hat off. For more circus photos see page 6....
The Bighorn River was busy over the long 4th of July weekend with both fisherman and floaters looking to relax, cool off and enjoy the holiday....
Hot Springs State Park employee, Travis Tyrrell, cleans up and prunes a flower bed in Hot Springs State Park over the 4th of July weekend....
The Culpepper & Merriweather Circus came through town last Saturday with two shows at 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the area across from 220 Park Street, adjacent to the fairgrounds. Prior to the performances, kids were able to experience pony rides, a giant inflatable slide, the moon bounce and have their faces painted. Under the big top, circus-goers saw big cats, aerialists, horse riders, performing animals and much more. The circus was sponsored by the Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of...
The Thermopolis Volunteer Fire Department put on a wonderful Independence Day fireworks show Monday night from the top of T-hill. The show began around 10 p.m. and lasted for around 20 minutes....
The Thermopolis Cowboy Rendezvous PRCA Rodeo committee sponsored a parade last Saturday morning featuring local veterans, rodeo enthusiasts, political candidates and more. The parade was well attended with cheerful onlookers, including children who excitedly gathered candy thrown from some entries....
Amateur Radio Emergency Services (ARES) held its Field Day last weekend. Jerry Pyle, WB7S, left, and Zieb Stetler, KG7PFD make contact with amateur radio operators across the country from their location in Hot Springs State Park. According to their logs, they made 90 contacts in 37 states and two Canadian Provinces....
Local residents got up early last Saturday to paint the rocks on T-Hill with a new coat of white. Included in the effort were Brooklynn May, Zane Miller and John Anderson, pictured here. There was not a single organization that did the work, it was done by a variety of people coming together....
The Thermopolis Cowboy Rendezvous PRCA Rodeo was held at the fairgrounds last weekend. It was full of rodeo action including saddle bronc riding, above. Young people in the audience got to participate as well with some fun racing without shoes on in the arena to win money. Rodeo clown Scot Allerdings entertained the crowd with hilarious commentary and antics while he conversed with announcer Doug Mathis....
The 29th Annual Hot Spot Car Rally filled Hot Springs State Park Saturday with 90 entries, seven food vendors and numerous people looking at the large variety of vehicles on display. For a list of trophy winners, see page 12....
Dr. Megan Olson demonstrates the proper technique during the Bystander CPR course at the Hot Springs Health Saturday. The goal of the course, which had 42 participants throughout the day, was to teach compressions only CPR and to make attendees comfortable with identifying if someone needs CPR....
Red Dirt Master Gardeners awarded Geneva Baird as the Garden of the Month. Baird is 89 years old and has worked at the County Historical Museum for the past 10 years. Baird said, "I just love flowers. They are more beautiful if you take care of them. I love the museum." Museum director Rachel Moon said, "We couldn't replace her. She's amazing. She never stops." The flowers were originally donated as part of the Peggy Shaffer memorial ten years ago when the garden started....
Audra’s Copper Coo is holding its Kick-off to Summer Party on June 25 from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. at 225 Clark Street. There will be grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, corn on the cob, along with vendors, and a Real Coo Petting Zoo for all the summer fun. Also, there will giveaways and door prizes with live music. Audra’s Copper Coo sells organic coffee and looseleaf teas among other gluten or sugar-free foods to eat. They invite you to join the fun and enjoy the drinks and good eats....
Bradleigh Georgius splashes in the water at Hot Springs County School District's Moms and Tots Summer Splash and Play held at the vocational building last week....
Hannah Lee-Crain purchases a sweet treat from Kim Jones' home bakery, Flour Girl, at the Thermopolis Farmers Market last Saturday....
Thermopolis hosted the Wyoming Junior Rodeo Association rodeo last weekend. Results for Hot Springs County youth include: Senior Boys Ellis Webber rode for 61 points in Steer Riding on Sunday and finished second in the finals for the average for the weekend. He was first in Calf Tying Saturday with a time of 6.13 and fourth on Sunday with 9.49 which earned him first in the weekend average. Bridger Peil was first in Calf Tying on Sunday with a time of 7.66. He was third in Team Roping Sunday...
The Gymkhana Summer Series is in full swing. The next event is schedule for July 8 at the Hot Springs County Fairgrounds. Results of the June Gymkhana include: LEAD LINE Barrels - Jax Christian, Chisholm Moline, Eleanor Allen, Marlee Evans, Flint Pingetzer, Hadley Dean Poles - Chisholm Moline, Maddison Slack, Jax Christian, Marlee Evans, Josie Allen, Hadley Dean Goats - Marlee Evans, Jax Christian, Josie Allen, Hadley Dean, Coy Brower, Flint Pingetzer Flag Race - Josie Allen, Flint Pingetzer, Marlee Evans, Eleanor Allen, Jade Pingetzer, Coy...
Thermopolis Baseball members (back row, l to r) Timothy Lippincott, Tate Roberts, Lilly Quintanilla, (front row) Garret White, Jackson Coates, Trenton Ennis, Cade Ennis, Baer McPhie, Lincoln McPhie, and Aislyn Dobbins present Susan Turnbull, from Gooseberry Garden Quilt Shop, with an engraved and signed wooden baseball bat that she won as part of a fundraiser for the Thermopolis Baseball team....
