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Natrona County School District Bond Issue Fails [UPDATE]
Natrona County School District Bond Issue Fails [UPDATE]
Natrona County School District Bond Issue Fails [UPDATE]
UPDATE 9:59 p.m. Tuesday - Natrona County School District Board of Trustees chairperson Dave Applegate issued a statement in regard to the failure the bond issue late Tuesday night. The full text of the statement is below. We are pleased with your conscious effort to get to the polls and vote today...
NWS: Spring Snowmelt Flooding Possible in Several Areas of Wyoming
NWS: Spring Snowmelt Flooding Possible in Several Areas of Wyoming
NWS: Spring Snowmelt Flooding Possible in Several Areas of Wyoming
Officials with the National Weather Service say snowmelt may cause flooding in several areas of Wyoming this spring. Jim Fahey, an NWS hydrologist based out Riverton, says areas of the state with moderate-to-high flooding potential include headwater streams along the central and southern Big Horn Mountains, along the Encampment River near Encampment and Riverside, and along the North Platte River
Casper Teen Sentenced to Probation for Bank Robbery
Casper Teen Sentenced to Probation for Bank Robbery
Casper Teen Sentenced to Probation for Bank Robbery
A Casper teen will avoid prison time after admitting to robbing a downtown Casper bank last year. 18-year-old Dillon Martin apologized to his family, his friends and River Rail Community Federal Credit Union employees before receiving his 10-year probation term on Friday in Natrona County District Court...
Porambo to Run as Libertarian for U.S. Senate
Porambo to Run as Libertarian for U.S. Senate
Porambo to Run as Libertarian for U.S. Senate
A Casper independent running for U.S. Senate says he now intends to run as a Libertarian this November. Joe Porambo says he made the decision earlier this week. “Trying to achieve 10,000 signatures probably wasn’t going to occur, so I looked over the platform of the Libertarian Party and pretty much agreed with everything in the platform,” Porambo said...
Hedquist Public Hearing Rules Given Preliminary Approval
Hedquist Public Hearing Rules Given Preliminary Approval
Hedquist Public Hearing Rules Given Preliminary Approval
During Tuesday’s work session, Casper City Council reviewed and gave preliminary approval to the procedure for councilman Craig Hedquist's Apr. 29 informal public hearing. According to the procedure outlined in council documents, city-hired attorneys and attorneys representing Hedquist will first be given 30 minutes each to make opening arguments to city council...

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