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Thu, 11/05/2026 - 8:00am

Johnston elected as Greybull’s new mayor

Michael Johnston has won the people of Greybull’s vote for mayor, with unofficial results published Tuesday night showing 378 ballots cast for him. Opponent Bill Brenner, who was written in during...

Fifth-grader Paul Wilkinson bowls while dressed as a banana during the Greybull Elementary School’s Fall Fest at the Buff Ranch last Thursday morning. From left, Hanami Rodriguez-Valadez, Freyja Widdison, Arabella Nelson, and Eliana Baer. The event was hosted by the Greybull Middle School student council with support by Greybull High School’s art club, FFA club, and the culinary class. Lisa Kunkel

Thu, 11/05/2026 - 8:00am

‘My Halloween experience’

Halloween of 2026 was a lot of fun. My family and I had quite the Halloween experience. I met a reporter and told her I wanted to become a journalist. She asked me to write what I did for Halloween...

The Greybull bench erupts in excitement after Ella Keisel served up an ace during last Friday night’s game against Rocky Mountain at the 2A West Regional Volleyball Tournament in the Lander Valley High School Field House. In foreground from left, Fallon Hoffman and Keisel. On the bench from left, Brooklyn Allen, Reagan Vigil, Rhianna Gaytan and Adeline Kunkel. Lisa Kunkel

Thu, 11/05/2026 - 8:00am

Buffs No. 2 in the West, headed to state

After a strong start to the 2A regional tournament in Lander over the weekend, Buffs volleyball fell short in their goal to win the West. A loss in the championship match to No. 1 in the Southwest,...

Greybull-Riverside’s Nash Thiel wrestles last Saturday at the Powell tournament. Photo courtesy of Renae Waddell

Thu, 11/05/2026 - 8:00am

Young wrestlers find success in Powell

Seven wrestlers earned their first wins of the season at last Saturday’s tournament in Powell, and the team celebrated seven first-place finishes, said G-R wrestling coach Tim Eardley. Among the...

Demonstrators opposing Proposition 1 spread their message at the mouth of Shell Canyon on Sunday, Oct. 25. The group has been organized by Concerned Citizens of Big Horn County and met the past several weekends in the same location, with one more planned before the election. Avery Howe

Thu, 10/29/2026 - 8:00am

‘No magic ball:’ Big Horn County worries what Proposition 1 tax break could bring

Wyoming voters will decide whether to implement another property tax exemption at Tuesday’s General Election. Proposition 1, a citizen-sponsored initiative, would exempt 50% of the assessed value of...