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The Christian Motorcyle Association held a ladies retreat at the Set Free Church this past weekend. The ladies enjoyed afternoon tea and participated in a fancy hat contest....
Local author Jurri Schenck has released his first book called “Legends of the Wind, Volume 1,” with publisher Seraph Creative. According to a press release from Seraph Creative, “Everyone has a story. But not everyone knows who they are or what role they play in their own adventure. What story are you in?” The press release states, Legends of the Wind is a collection of tales written for real people and helped them discover their hero’s journey. These short stories are a variety of personal myths, fairy tales, and fables written by Jurri Sch...
Main Street Thermopolis is launching “Great until 8!” to promote businesses in Hot Springs County to stay open until 8 p.m. on the second Saturday of the month, beginning Saturday, October 9. The promotion is starting with eleven downtown businesses with plans to invite additional businesses to participate as the program expands. The monthly program will be marketed to both locals and visitors. “There will be a drawing for a prize of a $100 gift certificate. Shoppers will enter receipts from participating businesses for purchases made from...
A Hot Springs County Round-up of patriots is being held Sunday, Oct. 10 from 5:30-7 p.m. at Hot Springs State Park. All patriots are welcome. The preparedness and safety of the community will be discussed. Supply chains are stressed and winter is approaching. The meeting is to discuss taking steps to take care of ourselves. Organizers say this is a call to unite the citizens to prepare as a whole community....
Fall creates beautiful colors on the foliage all around the county....
The Bobcat Homecoming Parade's path ran through downtown. The class of 2022 presented their float with the theme "Tropic Like It's Hot". Multiple floats, classes groups and royalty all were on display....
The September Gymkhana event wrapped up the season for the series and year end awards were presented at the end of the day. All results are listed in order of finish. Results from the monthly competition include: LEAD LINE Barrels - Jax Christian, Avery Burgess, Duke McClain, Hazin Nicholls, Decker Agar, Meadow Moline Poles - Duke McClain, Hazin Nicholls, Jax Christian, Everly Daniels, Taryn Agar, Avery Burgess Goats - Hazin Nicholls, Decker Agar, Taryn Agar, Duke McClain, Avery Burgess, Jax...
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Jordyn Curan reaches in to pick one of the ripe tomatoes at the Community Garden last Friday. The group of children from Head Start were welcome to harvest and take home a bounty of produce from the garden....
On Tuesday, September 28, at 1 p.m. at the Hot Springs County Museum there will be a celebration and ribbon cutting. The 1920 Middleton Schoolhouse has been renovated and will be hosting classes once more at the museum annex. Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jillian Balow, will be the guest of honor along with local students to showcase the new program. Storyteller Michelle King will lead the students in a short demonstration of life in the 1920s. Third through fifth grade students...
Hot Springs County High School students have been enjoying the frisbee golf course during their Outdoor Education and Leadership class....
Jazmine Waid and her younger sister Kathrine spin each other around to see who will fall first from being too dizzy. The sisters were enjoying a beautiful day in Hot Springs State Park....
Four Shillings Short performed a benefit concert for the HSC Museum on Saturday night at the HSSP Pavilion. The duo is comprised of Aodh Og O'Tuama from Ireland and Christy Martin from California. The pair performed Celtic, Folk, and World music on over 30 instruments....
Red Dirt Master Gardeners selected Jody Carter's garden as the September Garden of the Month....
Next week is Homecoming for the Bobcats. The theme for this year’s Bobcat Homecoming is Tropic Like it’s Hot! (Tropical Paradise). Events kick off on Monday, Sept. 20 with a talent show and hall decorating. On Tuesday the Powder Puff/Buff Puff games will be played at 7 p.m. in the high school gym and at the football field. The royalty pageant will be held Wednesday during school. An action packed dodgeball game will be held on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. Friday, the Homecoming Parade will be held downtown beginning at 10:45 p.m...
Mady Landon, right, and her sister Keyra and brother Kai practice their balancing skills as they move along the Pavillion in Hot Springs State Park on their hoverboards....
The turnout at Saturday's Farmers Market was strong with many customers buying the wares of the vendors. There were plenty of items to pick from including vegetables and crafts....
Sage Duke and his mother Elizabeth spend time learning about prehistoric animals at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. They were thrilled to see such amazing artifacts on display....
Cousins Emmett, Bowen and Connor of the Irene family, from Evanston and Billings, race each other and have a grand time in Hot Springs State Park. They found some rocks and decided to run with them for fun....
The August Gymkhana was held last Saturday at the Hot Springs County Fairgrounds. Results included: LEAD LINE Barrels - Kessen White, Decker Agar, Colton deGanahl, Jax Christian, Duke McClain, Everly Daniels Poles - Kessen White, Duke McClain, Jax Christian, Decker Agar, Dawson Nicholls, Hadley Dean Goats - Hazin Nicholls, Kessen White, Jax Christian, Duke McClain, Decker Agar, Taryn Agar Flag Race - Decker Agar, Hazin Nicholls, Kessen White, Koyl White, Duke McClain, Dawson Nicholls Pony...
The Red Dirt Master Gardeners hosted the Farm to Fork Summer Picnic Sunday at the Community Hall....
The driver of a backhoe, secured to a Burlington Northern Railroad car, unloads replacement railroad ties next to the tracks....
Hot Springs County School District students started classes at all schools on August 18. Ralph Witters Elementary students Hazel White, Aydree Phillips, Jackson Morris, Savannah Cote and Kyson Schneider, along with several others, make their way into the building on a beautiful August morning....
Alison Moore and Phil Lancaster performed a program about the many orphans that were sent out on trains to find new homes in the US between 1854 and 1929. The multimedia program was held at the Hot Springs County Library and featured live music, storytelling, video and discussion....
This past Saturday the Senior Center held a non sponsored poker chip run. There were three stops: Buffalo Creek, Bridger Creek and GK Construction. Drawings and prizes were awarded and a BBQ was held afterwards at the Senior Center....
