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  • History of Laramie County Fair Part 1

    Victoria Smithey Pine Bluffs Post|May 14, 2020

    Back in 1907 when Laramie County also included what is now called Platte and Goshen County, the Laramie County fair was held in Wheatland. Hundreds of people would Load up on the train and ride the rails to take their spot in what was called Cheyenne Day at the origin of the fair. Back in 1907 the fair consisted of bake offs, animal showing, and rodeoing. While there were no rides, and no vendors, children still came from miles around to play the games and eat the food. From 1908 to 1917 the fair was usually held in September and typically on...

  • Governor Gordon holds conference to talk COVID-19

    Victoria Smithey Pine Bluffs Post|May 14, 2020

    Governor Gordon's conference May 1st opened up several businesses including barber shops, hair salons, and tattoo parlors. Governor Gordon also offered an apology to local outfitters who seemed to think that his comment about out-of-state fishing licenses and tourism was flippant and took the matter of lost business too lightly. Governor Gordon was joined by Dr. Alexia Harris and both concluded that a slow but consistent opening of the state should hopefully prevent more outbreaks of COVID-19. Governor Gordon updated news on unemployment, the...

  • Assisted Living Grant award to Town of Pine Bluffs

    Victoria Smithey Pine Bluffs Post|May 14, 2020

    In a time where economic future is uncertain the town of Pine Bluffs was able to get some good news concerning the grant for the feasibility study that was to be used for the senior assisted living project. Originally, there had been some concern over whether the feasibility study would even be able to take place now that the economy is so impacted by COVID-19. Mayor Alan Curtis and treasurer Kim Patterson were not only able to salvage the grant but bring home a little more. At the Wyoming Business Council board meeting on May 8th instead of be...

  • Merryfield completes basic earns rank

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  • CSC honors 315 graduates with first virtual ceremony

    May 14, 2020

    CHADRON, NE (05/12/2020)-- Chadron State College honored 315 candidates for graduation in a virtual commencement exercise on the college's YouTube site Saturday. ***Summa cum laude, 3.9-4.0 GPA **Magna cum laude, 3.75-3.89 GPA *Cum laude, 3.6-3.74 Alexandria Williamson of Cheyenne, WY (82009) graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Chadron State College. Casey Kukowski of Pine Bluffs, WY (82082) graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Chadron State College. Steven Thompson of Cheyenne, WY (82001) graduated with a BS in...

  • Getting ready to plant

    Mike Heath Laramie County Master Gardners|May 14, 2020

    It's just about that time. Time to plant, I mean. I've had several calls in the last week that involved the question of when to plant. It's been a bit of a strange year with the warm weather, hot weather, cold weather, even a stray snowstorm. I may be crazy but it seems like the weather has been more back and forth than usual this year. It's no wonder that people are unsure of when to plant. The bottom line is. "Patience is a virtue." The Master Gardeners are currently having a "Virtual Plant...

  • The 2020 Victory Garden amending soil for a vegetable garden

    Catherine Wissner|May 14, 2020

    Wyoming soil can present some challenges in soil type, pH, fertility levels, EC or salt and moisture. There are some easy and inexpensive ways to amend your soil for a successful vegetable garden. It’s always best to start with a soil test so you have a starting point and know exactly what is needed. A soil test kit can be picked up at your county Extension office or at the soils lab at Colorado State University. Vegetables like their soil more acidic with a pH of 6.5 to 6.0 which is difficult to achieve without a lot of amendments like peat m...

  • FBLA holds virtual State Leadership Conference

    May 14, 2020

    CHEYENNE: Laramie County School District 1’s South High School FBLA team recently participated in a virtual State Leadership Conference. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students presented their projects to judges through Zoom. FBLA offered more than 60 competition events. Students who placed in the top four spots were given the chance to compete in nationals over the summer, which will also be done virtually. This year's state winners include: Advertising—Ally Morris– 3rd place Business Ethics—Team of Kelsey Draper & Baizelle Cozad– 3rd place...

  • Wyoming Supreme Court conducts first remote oral arguments

    May 14, 2020

    The Wyoming State Supreme Court conducted its first fully remote oral arguments in three cases heard May 12 via video in the Microsoft Teams platform. “We are pleased with the success of our first day of video arguments,” said Chief Justice Michael Davis. “While we look forward to returning to in-person hearings when it is safe to do so, we are fully committed to observing social distancing to maintain the safety of our court personnel, parties, and counsel,” Davis added. “The Wyoming Supreme Court has been able to continue its work despite the...

  • Armed Forces Day

    May 14, 2020

    Among the many military holidays celebrated each year is Armed Forces Day. Celebrated the third Saturday in May, Armed Forces Day falls during Military Appreciation Month and joins Memorial Day, Military Spouse Appreciation Day, and Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day) as another May military-themed holiday. The History of Armed Forces Day: On Aug. 31, 1949, Defense Secretary Louis Johnson announced the creation of an Armed Forces Day to replace separate Army, Navy and Air Force Days. The single-day...

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