News

Restored courtroom ‘reflects BHC’s rich history’

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The Big Horn County district courtroom was packed Nov. 18 for an open house event celebrating its historic restoration. Opening remarks were made by Judge Bobbi Overfield who also emceed the event, introducing guests and speakers. 

Community Calendar

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RECURRING EVENTS

Dry Bones Coffee comes to life

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New business aims to open in early December

Community generosity shows in success of recent auctions

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Shell area women had the opportunity to enjoy a tour of the former home of Sue Flitner during the Shell Valley Women’s Coffee Thursday, Nov. 6. Pam Flitner hosted the monthly event and shared with the women that the recently remodeled home is now being used as a home base for participants in the Saddles to Service based in the Shell area.

Basin ready for Home for the Holidays

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Seven years ago, a group of volunteers came up with an idea to celebrate the holidays in Basin. The seventh Home for the Holidays is Nov. 29 in Basin. 

Where are they now? 1996 grad lives in St. Petersburg, Fla., where she manages a funeral home

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Have you wondered what happened to Melanie Meredith, daughter of Mike and Sharon Meredith, following her graduation from Greybull High School in 1996?  

Letter to the Editor: Support the businesses that support our community

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Dear editor:

The Week in Big Horn County

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Police Report

60 Years Ago: Break-in at Big Horn Drug results in theft of sleeping pills, syringes

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100 Years Ago:

Murder & Mob Law in the Big Horn Basin Part 1: Love, obsession and murder at the Thermopolis Hot Springs

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In the winter of 1901, John and Agnes Hoover were finally building the life they wanted. Otto, then a settlement of several hundred people, felt full of possibility as homesteaders, Mormon families, ranchers and railroad crews carved out homes on the high sagebrush plain.