The Voice of the Community Since 1909, Serving Moorcroft and Pine Haven, Wyoming
The Voice of the Community Since 1909, Serving Moorcroft and Pine Haven, Wyoming
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Representatives from the northeast of Wyoming met on Thursday to address redistricting in Crook, Weston and Campbell counties. This process will redefine the boundaries of each voting district across the state, which in turn dictates which citizens each legislator is responsible for. The informational session was an opportunity for the Legislative Service Office to walk officials through the basics of the process and for members of the public – and elected officials – to provide initial input. Keeping Counties Whole Senator Ogden Driskill, who...
Crook County Medical Services District is starting to see difficulties with staffing on the horizon. CEO Micki Lyons last week shared her concerns over the impending federal vaccine mandate with the board of trustees. The announcement from President Joe Biden that all healthcare workers will be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine is, “Causing a lot of stress in our staff,” Lyons said. Many are talking about leaving because they do not want to be vaccinated, which could lead to a situation in which the district must use traveling staff to...
On a beautiful fall day, the 19th annual Octoberfest, hosted by the Pine Haven Volunteer Fire Auxiliary, was manned by a few dedicated volunteers this year, despite sickness and subsequent self restrictions disabling a few key helpers. Unfortunately, the event competed with two other happenings on Saturday, diminishing attendance significantly; however, according to event coordinator Pat Heinz, "The lack of attendance was offset by the generosity of the donations and continued loyal supporters i...
The second reading of the amended ordinance governing vehicles and/or campers parked on municipal streets and alleys was accepted by the Moorcroft Town Council at last Monday night’s meeting. However, the verbiage has been questioned and reservations expressed by members of the council. The issue to which at least one member of the body has taken exception is the five day out of every seven limit as “short term parking” written into the ordinance saying the vehicle is not allowed to sit for more than five consecutive days without being moved...
Wanda Alice Blakeman, 55, passed away October 1, 2021 at Crook County Hospital in Sundance, Wyoming. She was born November 22, 1965 in Rapid City, South Dakota, to Ted and Clara (Morganflash) Blakeman. She was living in Sundance at the time of her passing. Wanda enjoyed spending time with family and friends, especially with her grandkids. She was an avid fisherman, often catching more fish than anyone she was with. She also enjoyed puzzling and crafting. She worked several years at the Crook County Hospital and Long Term Care Center as a CNA...
William "Bill" H. Sherrard, 73 of Sundance, Wyoming, passed away quietly at his home the morning of October 4, 2021. Bill was born in Deadwood, South Dakota, and graduated from Sundance High School. He proudly served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War and was stationed in Izmir, Turkey for two years. He attended the University of Wyoming. His passion was in Ford Automotive Parts and went on to be Parts Manager at dealerships in Buffalo, Wyoming and Cody, Wyoming. He was married in Buffalo in 1983 to Cathy Terry. The couple made...
Campbell library accused of criminal activity GILLETTE (WNE) — The Campbell County Public Library has been accused of criminal activity for having books in the teen and children’s section that some deemed inappropriate for teens and children. At 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Hugh and Susan Bennett went to the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office to report criminal activity going on at the library. They believed the library board and the library director were committing a crime by “offering for dissemination obscene material,” said Sheriff Scott Matheny....
On Friday night, the Moorcroft Wolves hosted the Cyclones of Southeast. The game got off to a hot start as both teams scored on the first couple of plays on their respective drives. Southeast got the ball first and ran a 70-yard touchdown to the house to make it 8-0 to start the game off. On Moorcroft's next possession, Zane Linder dropped back to pass and scrambled 75 yards for a touchdown run to tie things up, 8-8, just minutes into the first quarter. Southeast, however, wouldn't take their...
The Lady Wolves continued their winning streak, winning two more matches over the weekend. The team traveled to Glenrock and won in three sets (25-22, 32-30, 25-19). We really battled hard in the second set, and I was very impressed with our mental toughness to stay in the game and finish the set with a win with such a high score of a set. The Wolves then won another conference game at home against Tongue River in four sets, (25-19, 25-18, 17-25, 25-17). Our team is really working hard right...
Crook County School District No. 1 Notice is hereby given that the Crook County School District #1 Board of Trustees issued warrants for the following bills exceeding $500.00 at the regular meeting of the board held on SEPTEMBER 20, 2021, at MOORCROFT, WYOMING. To Whom Paid Purpose of Expenditure Amount General Fund A&B Welding Supply Co., Inc. Welding Supplies $ 4,463.17 Amazon.com Credit Card Plan Teaching Materials & Supplies $ 17,388.46 American Solutions for Business Check Stock $ 507.23 Amplified It Google Workspace $ 4,000.00...
On September 27, police assisted Moorcroft EMS on an emergency call. On September 28, police were notified of an open 911 line at a residence in town. Officer arrived at the residence and spoke with the homeowner. It was determined that when they attempted to shut off their phone they had accidently called 911 instead. Officer cleared, as there was no emergency. On September 28, police were called to the Moorcroft K8 in reference to a student who had left the school grounds without permission. While enroute to the school, officer observed a...
Speeding – Michael Garcia, NE, 85/70, $135; Hannah Phillips, ND, 91/80, $115; Lisa Mulqueen, NY, 88/80, $101; Saul Valle, ND, 87/70, $99; Gwenda Blake, CO, 84/75, $103; Matthew S. Friest, WI, 87/80, $99; Clement Booth, NH, 95/75, $160; Wesley Verwoert, AZ, 86/75, $115; Smith Henry, MI, 90/75, $135; Michael Fitzpatrick, MN, 84/75, $103; Peter Guerra, Gillette, 85/75, $105; Thomas Kirkman, Gillette, 58/45, $181; Marc Lea Smith, MI, 26/20, $170; (minor), Gillette, 88/80, $101; Valeri L. Wales, MO, 59/45, $130; Pyatt Potuzak, WA, 88/75, $125; G...
