Exhibits created by Stella Wade, Shayla Cheatham and Cannon Cook took Best of Show honors in the annual Art in the Dark show held Thursday evening in Greybull High School’s Buff Gym.
Pastor James Scott of Basin published his first book, “From Range Ridin’ to Soul seeking.” In the book the Worland native depicts his journey to Salvation and gives insight on how to share the Gospel with others.
Two years ago, Lovell High School lost ag teacher Jared Boardman to the family ranch near Frannie. Last fall, the new agriculture teacher, Sam Hansen, came the opposite direction, moving from commercial agriculture to education as the new LHS ag teacher and FFA advisor.
When Josh Scheffler started coaching middle school basketball a few years ago, following in his father Dave’s footsteps, one of the things he enjoyed the most about the experience was being able to make a difference in a student’s life.
From a very young age, Melissa Ellis knew she wanted to be a teacher. She admired her teachers growing up in Lovell, including her own mother, and thought teaching would be “a noble profession.”
The Wyoming Office of Outdoor Recreation manager Christopher Floyd brought an opportunity regarding Backcounty Discovery Routes (BDR) to the attention of the Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (BBORC) at a recent meeting. The proposed route includes a portion of Big Horn County.
