Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
Serving all of Eastern Laramie County since 1908
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Started in 2008 in Wisconsin, the Cobblestone Hotels were originally a smaller operation that was originally intended to be the private label of the owners, something that there would just be one or two of. With the advancement of hotel reservations, phone apps, and central reservation systems bigger chain hotels are just not interested in moving into smaller towns. The Holiday Inn cannot justify building an 80 to 100 room facility in a town like Pine Bluffs. The idea of the Cobblestone name...
Once again Governor Mark Gordon took to Facebook to update Wyoming citizens on the continuing effort to open up the state and restart the currently lagging economy. Joined by Wyoming State Health Officer Dr. Alexia Harrist, Wyoming Agricultural Director Doug Miyamoto, and representatives from six of the states largest rodeo events, Gordon continues to keep Wyomingites informed as to the summer’s events. Governor Gordon began by stating that Wyoming now has 653 lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 with a probable 207 more positive cases. Gordon a...
Monday night’s town council meeting opened with the third and final reading of 2020-01 the budget for fiscal year 2021. As many residents already knew there is a shortage of funds for many of the towns summer activities, and while the frustration is well known and well felt, as with many of our own home budgets, when there isn’t any money, there just isn’t any money. There were two changes made to the budget, first a cost increase for the monthly command center fees that help keep smart meters up and running, and the second change to the budge...
Robert "Bubba" T. Lake, 39, of Pine Bluffs passed away May 31, 2020 at his home. He was born May 23, 1981 in Cheyenne. Visitation will be Wednesday, June 3, 2020 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Schrader, Aragon and Jacoby Funeral Home. Cremation will follow the visitation....
Alexis DePaulitte is the 4th quarter student of the quarter. She is going into her junior year, and excels in the classroom as well as plays volleyball, basketball, and runs track. "In addition to all of that she is a great young lady." stated Todd Sweeter, Principal of Pine Bluffs High School....
This week I finished one harvest. Asparagus. Besides green peas, asparagus is one of my most favorite vegetables. In fact, just because the harvest is done doesn't mean that I'm finished cutting it. While I'm out weeding or working in the garden, I've been known to cut a spear or two and eat fresh, right there, as a snack. Just like picking the currants as a snack later in the season. Not only is asparagus tasty, but it contains a whole bunch of nutrients. And fresh asparagus is even better....
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With the COVID situation appearing to have no real end in sight, I was able to touch base with Ann Anderson Pine Bluffs Health Clinic director to ask about how our local office was handling some of the challenges that have been brought forth. Battling the rumor mill, the virus, and the steady need for medical care here in town, Anderson and her team continue to attempt to offer the best service that they can. Pine Bluffs has been lucky there are very few people here who have been touched by COVI...
The war in Europe was raging. It had been going on violently since 1939. The turn of the war would come about in 1944 with the landing on the beach of Normandy, France. This would give us D-Day. June 6, would be forever on the books as D-Day. It was a day when many young men from the Allied Forces would embark on a journey, they could never had imagined. There were a total of five beaches where the landings would take place on Normandy. They were: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword beaches. These landing sites were chosen for their range of air...
CHEYENNE, WYO — First Lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative and the Wyoming Governor's Residence Foundation allocated $40,000 in May to anti-hunger nonprofit organizations in each of Wyoming’s 23 counties, as well as $50,000 to organizations for infrastructure needs, through the Initiative’s first-ever grant program. The COVID-19 response funds will be directed specifically to feed families during this time of crisis. A third round of funding is planned to be distributed in June to ensure resources continue to be available to those in...
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., released the following statement after a federal judge in Montana ruled against a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) directive and invalidated oil and gas leases in Montana and Wyoming: “I am disappointed in the federal judge’s decision to side with environmental activists on this issue,” Enzi said. “I’ve long been a proponent of allowing the Wyoming governor’s office to work with the BLM and our stakeholders to implement management plans that work for all. This decision fails to properly ackn...
All A’s Honor Roll 12th Grade Kate Bach Boe Clayson Zachary Cudney Erin Griess Harkiran Kaur Kailee Liley Keenan Manlove Sierra Miller Miranda Mosley Braxton Olson Jaedynn Page Sarah Pollock Christina Sparks Alina Tavelli 11th Grade Layne Burnett Alyssa Cudney Samantha Goldfuss Lexie Jenkins Wade Pollock Kaycee Thomas 10th Grade Isaac Bloom Logan Branigan Kamber Clayson Ryan Fogg Camden Gaines Kylie Gallegos Emma Gonzalez Austin Griess Jackson Kirkbride Conor Manlove Gunner Page Spencer Smith Grace Steenbergen Rylee Ward 9th Grade Hogan Allen E...
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (05/28/2020)-- The University of Utah congratulates more than 7,500 students who were named to the Spring 2020 Dean's List. The following local students made the list: Connor Brown of Cheyenne, whose major is listed as Music BMU. Jared Lange of Albin, whose major is listed as Political Science BS. Maria Lowry of Cheyenne, whose major is listed as Health and Kinesiology BS. John Willits of Draper, whose major is listed as Architectural Studies BS. To qualify for the Dean's List, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher in at...
