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Citizens urge town to persevere on burning issue
Citizens attending Tuesday's Lovell Town Council meeting urged the town to keep battling for those who want to clean their yards through the open burning process.
Roundup Ready beet research draws interest during Powell UW research center field day
Roundup Ready sugar beets aren't the only crop grown at the University of Wyoming's Powell Research and Extension Center , but they certainly draw attention from growers in the Big Horn Basin.
Two walk away from truck-trailer crash
The crash scene was certainly eye-catching, but a pair of Lovell area men were able to walk away from a one-vehicle rollover 12 miles south of Lovell on U.S. Highway 310 Monday morning.
Search for missing S. Ind. teen goes on
BASIN, Wyo. - Authorities say they're still looking for an Indiana teen who slipped into a high-flowing creek in northern Wyoming four days ago.
Rain prompts increased reservoir flows
Northwest Wyoming has had a recent bout of precipitation, causing rivers to surge and mountaintops to be covered with another layer of spring snow.
Work & Witness teams return over Memorial Day weekend
It will be the organization's third visit to the Big Horn Basin - and also its longest, with three full weeks of activities that will stretch into mid June.
These three ladies are among the horses the BLM wishes to adopt out
Adopt a wild horse for $25! In response to public interest, the Bureau of Land Management Rock Springs Field Office announced today that it will continue to offer mares for adoption at the special incentive fee of $25 each through May 31.
The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded $28.6 million in highway construction contracts last Thursday, including $22.2 million for the first 15 Wyoming road projects to be funded with federal economic stimulus program money.