Saturday, January 28, 2012

Burns council approves utility rate increase

Though time was set aside during Mondays Burns Town Council meeting for public comment regarding an increase of utility rates, no one showed up, save the usual meeting attendees. Those who were in attendance agree the rates needed to...

Cynthia Shroyer
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Burns Broncs tossed by Bison, stomp Hornets
The Burns Broncs opened their court to the South Bisons and Pine Bluffs Hornets last week. The Broncs dropped a tight game with the Bisons, losing 51-50 on Tuesday, Jan. 17. Then on Saturday, the Hornets came to play. The Broncs sent their... More Information

Hornets sting Lions, trampled by Broncs
The Pine Bluffs Hornets swarmed the Morrill Lions at the Hornets’ Nest Friday sending them home with a stinging 53-46 defeat. On Saturday their fortune wasn’t as good when they headed to Burns and got trampled 57-37. “At Morrill we got out... More Information

Lady Hornets conclude weekend play at 10-3
The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets split their weekend games, losing 47-41 to the Morrill Lady Lions on Friday before heading to Burns and winning 63-45. “I thought we played as hard as we had all year,” coach Bob Cochran said of Fridays contest.... More Information

Lady Broncs drop two
The Burns Lady Broncs opened their court to South and Pine Bluffs and sent the visitors home with wins. South defeated Burns 54-44. Pine Bluffs prevailed 63-45. The weekend resulted in a 3-12 season record for the Lady Broncs. In Fridays game... More Information

Pawnee Coyotes remain dominant
Upsetting the home team, Pawnee beat Briggsdale 66-42 on Tuesday, Jan. 17. On Friday, the Coyotes took home a solid 85-46 win over Weldon Valley. In Briggsdale it was a tight game at the half, with the Falcons trying to soar over the Coyotes... More Information

Lady Coyotes prove to be road warriors
The Pawnee ladies went on the road to bring home two wins last week, beating Briggsdale, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, and defeating the Weldon Valley Lady Warriors on Friday, 54-33. It was a relatively slow start for the strong Pawnee team in Briggsdale.... More Information

Members of the Laramie County School District No. 2 girls cross country team celebrated their first place finish at state Saturday night during the Pine Bluffs/Burns basketball games. The team was coached by Dustin Lee and Cole Manlove and... More Information

Burns man given fines
A Burns man has received heavy fines, loss of hunting privileges, and probation following his conviction of poaching a buck antelope near Saratoga on Nov. 2, 2011. Thomas Greenwood, 28, was fined a total of $16,180 by Carbon County Circuit Court... More Information

Pine Bluffs airport
Airport manager John Marquardt spoke before the Pine Bluffs council Tuesday, Jan. 17, highlighting the benefits of the airport for the town. The airport gains most maintenance funding from grants and brings money into Pine Bluffs in several... More Information

Anderson honored after over 40 years on LCFD3
A young boy started training with firemen while in the Boy Scouts. A 65-year-old Bob Anderson remembers being a victim for CPR instruction. “The instructor actually breathed in my mouth,” Anderson said. “I remember he had cigarette... More Information



Archive
Sixth Penny list for county approved, CRMC bond supported

Work with grain? Have no fear!

Police follow trail to vandals

Year end senior report

Home spared in high wind blaze

Burns council considers four-year mayoral term

Hornets drop games to Longhorns, Tigers

Broncs trample Panthers, Doggers

Lady Broncs game in win column

Pawnee pulls in another win

Lady Coyotes still leading

Emergency Management money may be drying up

Pine Bluffs elementary celebrates the big 5 – 0

Burns council discusses utility rates increases

Where have all the police gone?

Lady Coyotes notch three more in win column

Take three — Pawnee Coyotes remain undefeated

Lady Hornets post 9-2 season record

Hornets split weekend games, improve to 7-4

Burns Broncs add three victories, remain undefeated at 13-0

Lady Broncs post win over Southeast

New ballot cap is no ballot cap for Sixth Penny

LCSD2 board working on ways to build unity

Albin requesting needs from Sixth Penny, while ballot piles on wants

Grover coach grabs top honor

Manlove named girls cross country coach of the year

Mayor Shain draws line on Sixth Penny money

Lady Hornets split weekend contests

Nadeau carves out a niche

Pine Bluffs plans to hire new PO, puts Czar in the dog house

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