Articles from the December 1, 2022 edition
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Decorations, Cookies, Cocoa and Christmas - an upcoming evening to tour Pine Bluffs
As the saying goes....it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and all around town brightly colored Christmas lights and fun decorations, nativity scenes and more are popping up. This is a time of...
Bids and town cleaning top priority at Burns Town Council
Purchasing new equipment and looking at bids for cleaning for the town of Burns was discussed at length at the Burns Town council meeting on November 28th at 5:30 p.m. For new business, the bids for cleaning of the town buildings. Nicole Riley has be...
Pine Bluffs Distilling celebrates their fifth anniversary with celebration and new whiskey release
Rows of barrels were stacked almost to the ceiling at Pine Bluffs Distilling. It has been five years since opening up the tasting room. This room is exactly how it sounds, a place to show off new...
Doris Mable Butler Mikesell Murdock
Doris Mable Butler Mikesell Murdock, 100, passed away November 24, 2022 in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Doris was born in Callaway, Nebraska on June 27, 1922, the fourth child of Gail and Lela Butler. She...
PBHS Students Attend Chadron Scholastic Day
Chadron State College hosted their annual Chadron Scholastic Day on November 9, 2022. Twenty-four schools from Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming all descended on the Chadron campus to compete in 30...
The Plants of Christmas - Mistletoe
We're entering a special time of year as Christmas approaches. Snow on the ground and a crispness in the air that seems to buzz with excitement and anticipation. The hustle and bustle of shoppers;...
Barrasso Spends Thanksgiving with Wyoming Troops in Japan
OKINAWA, JAPAN – On Thanksgiving Day, U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) shared dinner with Wyoming Marines and Airmen serving in Okinawa, Japan. They're attached to the 3rd (III) Marine...
PBHS Yearbook and Photography students attend State Journalism Convention
The Yearbook and Photography students of Pine Bluffs High School recently received the opportunity to attend the State Journalism Convention held on November 7 at the University of Wyoming in...
LCSD No. 2 receives awards for board and members
The school board of trustees was excited to see how their school did this year across the state of Wyoming. Laramie County School District #2 board members attended the annual Wyoming School Board...
PBHS Music students compete at Southeast Music District
Music notes were in the air at Southeast Music District festival. Pine Bluffs High School students attended the festival at East High School on November 21 through November 22. There were 11 band and...
Preparing for Cold weather
Cold is not everyone's favorite temperature. It is always best to be prepared for your home and your car. A home is a place to make sure that you and your family are safe and warm. The Red Cross posted that last year 80 homes in Wyoming caught on...
Fall Sports Awards Banquet
The Pine Bluffs High School had its Fall Awards Banquet on Monday, November 28th in the common room at the school. Barbequed hamburgers and brats were served with salad and potato chips . There were...
Rally held for Champion Hornets
The Pine Bluffs School held a rally for the Wyoming State Football Champions Hornets on Monday, November 28th at the school gym. It was a festive time and a time to settle some bets. No, these bets we...
PBHS ATTENDS FBLA NATIONAL FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
On November 11, the PBHS Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) took 14 members to the National Fall Leadership Conference at the Denver Convention Center in Denver, Colorado. This annua...
Hornets All Conference Awards
Most of the All-Conference Awardees from the Hornets State Champions football team sat down and discussed their championship and All-Conference Awards. They were still riding the high from the state championship and were surprised on the awards. They...
What Has Happened to the Republican Party?
“The GOP no more. Only varying degrees of Democrats.” Chris Salcedo, Newsmax, Nov 14, 2022 The elections are over and the highly anticipated “Red Tsunami” didn’t happen. Bill Sniffen was right when he called it a “Red Trickle”....
