Lander News

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. was appointed receiver of the failed bank, based in Thermopolis, Wyo.

The Wyoming Highway Patrol reported last Wednesday that the two vehicles involved hit head-on, four miles north of Lander, at 7:23 in the morning.

Experience South Pass City State Historic Site as the residents did during the boom years during Gold Rush Days 2009, July 11-12. This family fun weekend features a variety of events and activities each day beginning at 9 a.m. The weekenda s activities include a vintage baseball tournament pitting rivals South Pass City, Lander, Hudson and ...

A Manhattan, Montana man died in a one-vehicle accident on I-90, seven miles east of Sheridan on Sunday, June 28.

The 46th fatality on the statea s highways and byways was a bicyclist from Tonto Basin, Arizona, identified as Cynthia A. Pool, age 46.

The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded $39.1 million in highway construction contracts Thursday, including $38.2 million to be funded with federal economic stimulus program money.

Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s chief of staff, Neil Ashdown, is expected to fill the same role in Beijing, once the governor is confirmed as the U.S. ambassador to China.

Larry E. Hastings, 66, of Lander, Wyo., formerly of Lebanon, died unexpectedly Saturday, May 16, 2009, in Columbia.

A Wyoming company is buying the troubled Legacy Auto dealership in Scottsbluff. Owner and president Kirk Bengtzen of Legacy Auto says Fremont Motor Cos.

A man accused of stabbing one person and shooting another outside Northern Arapaho Indian Health Services in Arapahoe, Wyo., was arrested Saturday on the Wind River Reservation near Lander, Wyo.

Andrew J. Skillin of Kemmerer has been called up to active duty, serving his country in the largest Wyoming Army National Guard deployment in the statea s history.

John Smithbaker has a noble goal that's been involved in a head-on collision with reality.

Yale professor Alfred Bollet gave a lecture on the life and legacy of Sacagawea in the Guthart Cultural Center Theater this past Wednesday, as part of the University's Women's History month celebration.

By Diana Mackinen With matching funds from the Wyoming Arts Council, Buffalo Bill Boycott and Willie LeClair, a western Shoshoni, presented a wonderful program on the American West and the American Indian at the Kemmerer Elementary School on Thursday, March 12, 2009.

Written by MATT JOYCE CHEYENNE, Wyo. The Wyoming Coalition for Open Government has joined the chorus of voices seeking information about how three Northern Arapaho girls died last summer on the Wind River ...

It was supposed to be a weekend of celebration for Eric Gustafson and his family.

How do you go on after losing three family members in a single night? Keep in mind these are the three people who have arguably had the greatest impact on your life: your parents, who were indispensable in your ...

Two members of a Sandy family were killed in a rollover accident Thursday night while headed to a basketball game in Powell, Wyo., to watch their oldest daughter play.

A weekly look at Wyoming business questions from the Wyoming Small Business Development Center, part of WyomingEntrepreneur.Biz a collection of business assistance programs at the University of Wyoming.

The Shriners will be hosting their 1st annual Chili Cookoff. The event will be held on Feb 28, 2009 at the Greenwood Shrine Club from 9am until 3pm.