Articles from the May 4, 2023 edition
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Pine Bluffs Elementary plant New Trees in the Park
Every year Pine Bluffs Recreation plants a tree or two a year around Arbor Day. Pine Bluffs is trying to be a tree town. The first Arbor Day in America was on April 10, 1872. It was originated by...
Burns Council looks into new equipment for the town of Burns
The council in Burns is looking at buying new equipment for the town. The Burns Town council met April 24th at 5:30 p.m. This was a short meeting for the month with less discussion than normal. The yearly items were at this meeting. Mark Anderson...
Egg-Special art headed to New York from Carpenter Elementary
Carpenter Elementary is sending hope to New York. The kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Robinson and the students were learning about Easter eggs. In the process they discovered that at the Ukrainian...
"Marty" Martha K. (Meroney) Robb
Marty Robb passed away on Saturday, April 22, 2023 at the age of 75. Martha K Meroney was born September 20, 1947 in Olney Texas to James P. Sr and Juanita (Thompson) Meroney. She was the last of four...
Fifth Annual Casino night "A Night in Pair-a-Dice"
The Kimball Hospital Foundation brought Las Vegas and all its excitement to Kimball at its fifth annual casino night fundraiser on Saturday at the Sage Brush. About 180 people enjoyed 14...
The Mayor's Message
Two years ago, I was humbled to be elected the Mayor of Pine Bluffs. I want to thank the Pine Bluffs Post for giving me an opportunity to update citizens on the status of various initiatives being pursued by the Town. Going forward, I will be...
Seven Burns Students sign with University of Wyoming
The table was set up with University of Wyoming ball caps at each chair. Each senior gets a time to be able to celebrate their decision with parents, teachers, friends, and fellow classmates. On...
The Death of a Nation - Part 4
If you watch the national news you may be wondering what in the h*** is happening to our country. Chicago has always had an abnormally high number of shootings every weekend but it’s nearly doubled in the last few years. Then the riot that broke...
Waves of Music from Albin Elementary
Oceans of Fun was the theme for the evening at the Albin Elementary spring concert. The whole school participated. The students were able to dress the part to have fun with the ocean. There were...
Apply Now to Serve Your Community as a UW Externsion AmeriCorps Member
Laramie, Wyo.—April 5, 2023—The University of Wyoming Extension has partnered with AmeriCorps to offer part-time community service opportunities in county offices across the state and on the Wind River Indian Reservation. “UW Extension is...
Spring Chores for the Garden
It looks like spring has finally sprung even though we had about five inches of snow last week and nighttime temperatures are still below freezing. That means that it's time to dust off the garden glo...
Pure International Queens
The crowns were high and the friendliness of the two queens showed how they work in the community. The queens were helping with Burns and Carpenter Elementary fundraisers. Misty Jackson and Jesselee...
National Military Appreciation Month
May has been designated as Military Appreciation Month. Military Appreciation Month was initially recognized by a resolution in the U.S. Senate in 1999 and traditionally takes place every year throughout the entire month of May, reminding Americans...
Pine Bluffs and Burns Library hold 2nd Annual Poetry Contest
April was National Poetry Month, and the Laramie County libraries jumped into the rhyme or no rhyme written word with holding a local poetry contest at the Burns and Pine Bluffs libraries. One could enter by submitting a copy of your original poem wi...
Burns Broncs Place Second at T-Town
The Burns Broncs Boys Track and Field team traveled to Torrington to compete in the T-Town Qualifier. This is one of the last meets for the Broncs to qualify for Regionals and State. The Burns Broncs...
Pine Bluffs Hornets finish Third at T-Town Qualifier
The Pine Bluff Hornets Boys Track and Field team competed in the T-Town Qualifier track meet held at Wiseman Field in Goshen County, Wyoming. The team finished third in the meet just four points below first place. Ten Hornets found themselves on the...
Lady Broncs take fourth place overall at T-Town
The Lady Broncs traveled to Goshen County in Wyoming to compete in the T-Town Qualifier Meet. The Lady Broncs didn’t do as well as their counterparts finishing fourth in the meet. Still it was a good showing for the Lady Broncs and several of the...
Lady Hornets place sixth at T-Town Qualifier
The Lady Hornets flew to Goshen County to Wiseman Field for the T-Town Qualifier Track and Field Meet. The Lady Hornets fared well finishing sixth in the meet. Some of the leading athlete opted not...
Celebrating our Small Businesses
If you’re an established or aspiring small business owner, you might want to mark your calendar: National Small Business Week will take place Sunday, April 30 through Saturday, May 6, 2023. National Small Business Week began in 1963, when then...
WHSAA has new Commissioner
The Wyoming High School Activities Association (WHSAA) Board of Directors announced that Trevor Wilson will be the next commissioner of the WHSAA effective July 1, 2023. Wilson brings an experienced...
WHSAA has new Associate Commissioner
Cheyenne Central High Schools Athletic Director selected as the new Associate Commissioner of the Wyoming High School Activities Association (WHSAA). The WHSAA Board of Directors approved the...
Burns Broncs Prom 2023
Elegant young ladies were walking the red carpet with their handsome and finely dressed suitors at the Burns Met Gala Prom held at the Metropolitan Downtown in Cheyenne. The night started with pre...
