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  • School Bus Strategy

    Gary Collins, Pine Bluffs Post Editor|Aug 17, 2017

    With the the approval of school zones, or boundaries for the upcoming 2017-18 school year for the Laramie County School District No.2 (LCSD), came the need to reconfigure the bus routes of the district to conform to those boundaries. The job of doing so fell to Lance West, transportation coordinator for the district. "No, I would not say that was an easy job," West said. West stated that his first priority was to consider how the new routes and the elimination of old and familiar routes would...

  • Pine Bluffs residents concerned but not afraid of North Korea

    Scott Schulte, Pine Bluffs Post Reporter|Aug 17, 2017

    Natalie Montgomery, 18, of Pine Bluffs could hardly contain her excitement and pride when talking about the next chapter of her life. While many of her high school friends are heading to college, Montgomery is off to Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. "I ship out on August 22," Montgomery said. "I'll be part of the Wyoming National Guard." While training to become a medic tech with the Aero Medical Evacuation Squadron, looming large on any horizon is North Korea and its leader Kim Jong-Un. With...

  • First day of school eclipsed

    Gary Collins, Pine Bluffs Post Editor|Aug 17, 2017

    A sign, perhaps, of changing times and priorities is the reason for the moving of the first day of school back one day for the Laramie County School District (LCSD) No. 2 2017-18 school year as opposed to that which led to the suspension of school for three weeks in 1942. When Donald Eisenhauer moved with his family to Pine Bluffs in September of 1942, he did so in no small part because of the schooling he could receive here. However, due in part to the labor shortage because of the war, the...

  • Eclipse weekend advice: Stay home and be prepared

    Scott Schulte, Pine Bluffs Post Reporter|Aug 17, 2017

    Have plans for this weekend? Jeff Bartels, Burns EMS Supervisor has a great idea for people in our area. "Stay home," Bartels said during the Burns City Council meeting. "Try not to plan on going anywhere." Bartels said the Wyoming Highway Patrol is expecting an influx of visitors that could exceed 350,000 people. The excitement is over Monday's solar eclipse with some of the best viewing of the eclipse taking place right along I-80 and I-25 in Wyoming. "To give you an idea of what is...

  • Driver walks away!

    Gary Collins, Pine Bluffs Post Editor|Aug 17, 2017

    According to Dan Harms, assistant fire chief of the Pawnee Fire Protection District, there was a heavy fog at the time of the accident. The driver of the semi, Alfred Barlow, 49, of Watford City, N. D., was heading south on Road 390 and failed to negotiate the curve in the road and rolled over. According to Trooper Reid of the Colorado State Patrol, the crash report has not been completed at press time. According to personnel still on the scene at 11:00 a.m., Friday morning, oil was detected...

  • If the British were coming

    Gary Collins, Pine Bluffs Post Editor|Aug 17, 2017

    The Project Appleseed Shoot held over the weekend at the Pine Bluffs Sportsman's Club was a disappointment in terms of the number of shooters who made the trip to the bluffs. In the past as many as 23 shooters have taken part in the event, while at other times 12 to 14 have come for the instruction and history lessons that are very much apart of the Appleseed shoots. Rick "Sleepy" Jamharian, who is an instructor-in-training for the organization, stated that he never seen such a low turnout in...

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