Monday, February 08, 2010

Crandall to step down from MYC

Long time Mayor’s Youth Council advisor, Donna Crandall announced her resignation, effective June 1, from the group during Monday’s regular session of the Pine Bluffs Town Council. "I have very mixed emotions about this difficult decision and...

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Cox, Johnson united in double -ring ceremony
Emily Clare Cox and Dustin Ray Johnson were united in marriage June 27, 2009 in Cheyenne at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Pastor Robert Schmidt presided over the double-ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Kim and Therese Cox of Hillsdale.... More Information

Friends of Rachel offer Valentine gift to community
The Friends of Rachel are set to extend their friendship to the community through a special Valentine project. On Saturday, Feb. 13, students in the Pine Bluffs High School Friends of Rachel Club will make themselves available to provide childcare... More Information

Macy places at national contest
Twenty year old Nicole Macy of Pine Bluffs is no stranger to competition -- she began learning the art of sewing at the early age of seven. On Jan. 23, all her hard work paid off, as she took home the coveted title of "Exemplary Construction" at... More Information

Pawnee Lady Coyotes extend winning record to 13-1
Pawnee’s Lady Coyotes are the owners of a 13-1 overall and 6-1 league record following weekend conference wins over Fleming (52-45) and Peetz (56-16). "We played tough defense creating 19 steals for the game," Pawnee head coach Laura Hodgeson... More Information

Lady Hornets thump Lingle-Fort Laramie
Getting dropped by eleven points on Friday to the Lady Longhorns of Kimball (44-55) awoke something in the Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets on Saturday when they took to the court at thoroughly destroyed the Lady Doggers 69-19. "The first half of our... More Information

Long-range planning — third grade style
An envelope crossed the desk of Burns mayor Phil Oakes recently. It was filled with letters from Candice Halligan’s third grade class at Burns Elementary School. And each letter carried a plea for new activities or businesses in the town of... More Information



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2009 Year in review for July to December

LCSD2 board discusses fate of modular

Public hearing on West elementary held

Progress continues in Burns

Residential winter fire safety tips

Wool entries used 460 yards of fabric

Area businesses get behind American Legion mission

Kilian, Ragsdale to wed

Gorman earns degree

Hornets fall to Kimball, Lusk

Burns Broncs coin-toss weekend - one up, one down

Lady Broncs roll over weekend opponents

Pawnee Coyotes add win, loss to season totals

Blood donations needed

Sun safety poster contest announced

It’s not too late for flu vaccines

Steege honored with Platinum Plus Service Award

Hornets can’t seem to get on winning track

Pawnee Lady Coyotes improve to 9-1

Ordinance updates needed in Burns

Bushnell opens year with public hearing

Tri-state seniors cruise in 2009

Hornets edge Broncs in closely fought contest

Pawnee turns in winning weekend

No one injured but couple loses home to holiday fire

Lady Hornets split weekend games

Burns Colts host ribbon cutting

Town still seeking police chief

Burns, WTDOT aim to get shovel ready

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