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  • Pine Bluffs Senior Center has new board members

    Karen Lipska|Oct 6, 2022

    The Pine Bluffs Senior Center had their annual meeting where all members are welcome to attend and have a delicious meal and vote in new board members. This year the meal was roast beef with mashed potatoes along with homemade pies. It is a time for everyone to vote for new board members and see how the senior center is doing. First was the voting and then a delicious meal that was served by the board members. Next was the board meeting. Like every meeting the minutes from the last annual...

  • Learn to Dance for Oktoberfest in Burns

    Karen Lipska|Oct 6, 2022

    It was a small turn out but the laughter and the smiles on the people's faces always make it worthwhile. The Burns Lions Club hosted a learn to dance class again. This time they were working on different ways to polka for the Oktoberfest on October 22. David Urquidez is a teacher for all kinds of dance classes. He has even competed. Urquidezs' studio is in Cheyenne. He has been teaching the classes for the Burns Lion Club for about a year. Since the Oktoberfest is the next event he decided to...

  • Laramie County Cowbelles hold Expo for students

    Karen Lipska|Oct 6, 2022

    Stations were set up throughout the Archer Event Center by the Laramie County Cowbelles. The Cowbelles or cattlemen are a non profit organization. They are women that are dedicated to informing people about development and education awareness of "Beef" and to promote awareness of what beef does for our environment. This year, just like in past years the Laramie County Cowbelles hold an expo for the fourth graders in Laramie County. The schools schedule the times to go to the expo. There are 15...

  • Annual Potato Harvest at UW R&E Center Benefits Food Bank of Wyoming

    University of Wyoming Extension|Oct 6, 2022

    Lingle, Wyo.-Oct. 4, 2022-More than 10,000 pounds of potatoes from the second annual potato harvest at the James C. Hageman Sustainable Agriculture Research and Extension Center (SAREC) are in distribution across the state via Food Bank of Wyoming. The potato harvest is a partnership between two University of Wyoming Extension programs, SAREC and the Cent$ible Nutrition Program (CNP), along with Food Bank of Wyoming. The goal is to provide Wyoming-grown produce to families facing food...

  • Special Olympics Gold Medal Bowlers

    Oct 6, 2022

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  • Safehouse Services to Host Wyoming Silent Witness Ceremony

    Oct 6, 2022

    Cheyenne, WY September 27, 2022 - Join Safehouse Services for the 25th annual Silent Witness Ceremony on Friday, October 7 at the Blue Community Events Center, 2401 E. Pershing Blvd. Cheyenne. The Ceremony will begin at 3:00 pm with a procession of life size silhouettes representing Wyoming women, men and children killed as a result of domestic violence in Wyoming since 1985. Three new Silent Witnesses will be inducted this year by Kristen Schwartz, Executive Director of the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, and...

  • That's one big watermelon

    Mike Heath Laramie County Master Gardners|Oct 6, 2022

    I've tried growing watermelons and didn't do well. They were tasty but very small. Really not even large enough for a serving for one person. So when I heard about the giant watermelons Tim and Alisha Michaud were growing, I have to admit I was skeptical. You see, watermelons aren't supposed to grow here, at least not the big ones. But, at the same time, it had my curiosity aroused. Most people know Alisha as the Director of the Senior Center in Pine Bluffs, which is how I first met her, too. I...

  • Foods for a Healthy Body and a Healty Mind

    Mike Heath Laramie County Master Gardners|Oct 6, 2022

    I think that most of us know that good nutrition is vital to our health. But did you also know that eating certain foods can reduce the risk of certain diseases and other health problems? In today's society it seems like people are eating more for convenience than for their health and well-being. Are we really too busy to do more than just fill our bellies with snacks and prepared or processed foods? For me, a little preparation is well worth the benefits. The obvious fact is that foods have...

  • Pine Bluffs FFA Members compete at State and County Fair

    Brian Cox PBHS Ag|Oct 6, 2022

    The county fair kicked off the first full week of August and the kids were well represented. Spencer Rabou exhibited several agronomy exhibits. He jas several firsts and seconds in classes and his sheath of wheat went on to be the reserve champion agronomy exhibit. In the sheep department several kids exhibit kids exhibited lambs but the kids coming out at the top were Ethan Bomberger, Emily Haas, and Jayce Golding. Ethan was 8th in showmanship and Jayce and Emily both made the Kiwanis Sale of...

  • Abby Gray Pine Bluffs Wyoming Girls Stat

    Penny Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    In the early part of the year, Abby Gray of Pine Bluffs submitted her application to attend Girls State. She was sponsored by the Donald Eisenhauer American Legion Auxiliary Unit 60. The purpose of American Legion Auxiliary Department of Wyoming Girls State is to provide citizenship training for girls who have completed their junior year of high school; to afford them an opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens; to inform them about the duties, privileges, rights and...

  • Hornets swarm the Tigers

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Pine Bluffs Hornets Varsity football team should be nicknamed the Wrecking Crew. They are leaving a path of destruction throughout the eastern division. Their latest victims were the Niobrara County Tigers. This game just happened to be the Hornets Homecoming game also. It was a game to remember as the Hornets blanked the Tigers 56-0. It was a solid performance by both the offense and defense and gave warning to the rest of the division. The Hornets are on a mission to become the state...

  • Lady Hornets win over Lady Tigers in Tie Breaker

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets varsity volleyball team were buzzing mad going into their homecoming game against the Niobrara County Lady Tigers last Friday. The Hornets had lost to Kimball a few days before that and they wanted some revenge. Niobrara County who are 6-8 would be a formidable opponent for the Hornets and make them earn the win. The Hornets faced the Tigers last month and beat them 3-1. On this day it would take five games for the Hornets to come out on top of the Tigers 3-2. Game...

  • JV Lady Hornets cage the Lady Tigers 2-1

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Lady Hornets Junior Varsity volleyball team competed in a best of three match against the Lusk/Niobrara Lady Tigers on homecoming night. The young Lady Hornets played hard and with a lot of spirit as they beat the Lady Tigers 2-1 in the match. The first game did not go as well as the Junior Hornets would have liked. The Tigers kept jumping out to a lead and the Hornets would fight back to within one or for a tie. The Junior Hornets were just a bit too anxious as their kill shots and blocks w...

  • Lady Broncs battle in the Twin Cities Tournament

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The number one ranked Lady Broncs volleyball team had a rough weekend facing six different teams in two days at the Twin Cities Tournament. They faced the Northwest Lady Vikings, the Alliance Lady Bulldogs, the North Platte Lady Bulldogs, Scotts Bluff Lady Bearcats, Chadron Lady Cardinals and the Moore Lady Cavaliers in a two-day rampage. The Burns Lady Broncs fought hard but came up short. The first match they played was against the Northwest Lady Vikings. The Vikings were 9-10 and looking for...

  • Burns/PB Cross Country compete at the Wheatland Invite

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Pine Bluffs/Burns cross country track team traveled to Wheatland to compete with seven other teams from the eastern side of Wyoming. The girls varsity team placed fourth and the boys varsity team placed seventh. Coach Rousseau said this, “We have been incredibly lucky with the weather this XC Season. Holy Cow! Wheatland is always a great Quick course and the downhill to the finish always quick and scary for JH, High school finish is a little confusing around a TIGHT curve, but fun to watch. We had a perfect fall day that even got warm at t...

  • Broncs corral the Herders

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Burns Broncs football team traveled to Glenrock, Wyoming to take on the Herders in a conference game last Friday. The Broncs have won their last two games and are looking good to make a run at the state title. Coach Romsa has breathed new life into the Broncs and the results are starting to show. It would be a solid defensive game for both teams but the Broncs were able to capitalize some of the Herders mistakes and put points on the board. The Broncs kicked off to the Herders to start the quarter. On their first set of downs the Herders...

  • Lady Hornets fall to Lady Longhorns 3-1

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    The Pine Bluffs Lady Hornets volleyball squad took on the Kimball Lady Longhorns volleyball squad last Tuesday. The Fight across the Freeway took place on September 27th at home for the Hornets. The Lady Hornets varsity team were coming off a loss last week and were looking for some payback. For the squad it started off pretty good as the Freshman team lost the match 2-0. The Junior Varsity squad took both games to win the match 2-0. The varsity game was exciting and up and down but the Lady...

  • Three Burns boys wrestle in Denver

    Jim Merryfield|Oct 6, 2022

    Three Burns residents are still wrestling in the area. Gavyn Muirheid, Caysen Ross and Axyl Ross all of Burns, Wyoming wrestled in the RMN Cosmic Clash wrestling tournament held in Denver, Colorado on September 24th. RMN Events who promotes the games is one of the worlds largest promoters of these tournaments. The tournament is open to all ages and genders and was a huge success with hundreds of competitors who came to show off their talents. The competition is open to any wrestler from across...

  • Letter to the Editor

    Oct 6, 2022

    Dear Editor: Is God bringing light into the darkness in America? Are people ready to exchange political and media fantasy for truth and reality? The core thrust of the US Constitution is limited federal government with the main government being state and local, "Grassroots," while not infringing on the rights and freedoms of the citizens but still protecting the citizens. How do citizens protect themselves from the illegal activities of the government, be it illegal immigration and human trafficking, illegal Covid restrictions and mandates,...

  • Pine Bluffs Hornets Homecoming 2022

    Karen Lipska|Oct 6, 2022

    The purple and gold was everywhere during the week of homecoming. Pine Bluffs had a great week with the theme of Dreamzzz! Monday dawned as the first dress up day being Dream PJ day. It was a day to be relaxed and prepare for the rest of the week's celebration. Tuesday's dress was Dream Job. What did or do you want to be in the future? A doctor, astronaut or perhaps a race car driver? Wednesday had students and staff dressed for their Dream vacation. Thursday had everyone dressed as the Dream...