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  • Former resident receives prestigious award

    Jun 17, 2020

    Former Green River resident Christopher Kelsey recently received the prestigious Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award from Duke University. This award, presented annually by several southern universities, was established in 1890 and honors individuals who exhibit nobility of character and who place service to others and the community before themselves. Kelsey is a graduate of Green River High School and a former student of Western Wyoming Community College. Each year, Duke University bestows two of these awards, one to a graduating senior and one to...

  • Events complex announces county fair schedule

    Jun 17, 2020

    The 2020 Sweetwater and Daggett County Fair will run July 27 through August 1 and will focus on youth 4-H and FFA. Sweetwater Events Complex staff have been working with the Sweetwater County 4-H educator and Green River FFA teacher to finalize the fair schedule. “Our priority is ensuring that 4-H and FFA participants can complete their projects. The Sweetwater and Daggett County Fair will concentrate on 4-H and FFA participants, including those participating in static, small animals, horses and livestock,” Larry Lloyd, Executive Director sai...

  • Donation received

    Jun 17, 2020

  • Coronavirus relief funds won't help cities

    Ethan Sterenfeld, Laramie Boomerang Via Wyoming News Exchange|Jun 17, 2020

    LARAMIE — The $1.25 billion that Wyoming received in the last federal stimulus cannot help local governments make up for depressed revenues, even though that is the most significant challenge facing Wyoming governments, a representative of Wyoming municipalities told the state Legislature last Tuesday. “The big thing that we can’t use CARES Act funding for is lost revenue,” David Fraser, executive director of the Wyoming Association of Municipalities, told the Joint Appropriations Committee during a hearing on federal CARES Act funding...

  • Social distancing support wanes

    Seth Klamann, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange|Jun 17, 2020

    CASPER - More than half of Wyomingites say they're comfortable attending large outdoor events this summer, according to the latest University of Wyoming survey on the impacts of coronavirus. The study found an overall drop in support for following measures recommended to slow the spread of the virus. Still, while the number of people who are changing their routine, washing their hands and avoiding physical contact with others continues to drop, the majority of the nearly 500 people surveyed...