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Articles from the February 22, 2024 edition


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  • Paper football comes to SES

    Feb 22, 2024

    The hallways at Sundance Elementary School were filled with the raucous roars of the watching spectators last Thursday as two titans battled it out for the title of Fifth Grade Paper Football World Champion 2024. Ella Schloredt was crowned the victor and will reign as the 2024 champion forever. Schloredt, an early favorite in the brackets, doggedly worked her way through the competition to earn a spot in the title game. Meanwhile, Tamsin Castelli, with graceful moves we haven't seen since the...

  • Wrestlers headed to state

    Todd Klopp|Feb 22, 2024

    The Sundance Bulldogs Boys qualified four of five wrestlers at Tongue River High School at this past weekend’s regional tournament. Freshman Lyman Halverson led the team with a 2-2 fourth place finish. Others who qualified were Freshman Tel Marchant 2-2 at 113 lbs., Senior Karter Mayberry 2-2 at 126 lbs. and Wyatt Flahaven 0-2 at 144 lbs. For the Lady Bulldogs, Shyla Shoun qualified for the state tournament at 135 lbs. by finishing 1-2. The state meet begins Thursday and runs through Saturday at the Ford Events Center in Cas...

  • Two more wins for Sundance Lady Bulldogs

    Rebecca Maupin|Feb 22, 2024

    Girls The Sundance Lady Bulldogs closed the regular season on the road and with two more wins as they defeated the Moorcroft Wolves and Tongue River Eagles this past week. Unleashing their stifling defense, the Sundance Bulldogs held the Lady Wolves to single digit scoring throughout the night, securing another non-conference win for the regular season. It was a crucial conference showdown on Friday as the Bulldogs traveled to Tongue River to face the Eagles in their final conference matchup. A...

  • Gillette woman shares Beatles memorabilia in honor of 60-year anniversary

    Cassia Catterall, Gillette News Record Via Wyoming News Exchange|Feb 22, 2024

    GILLETTE - For many, the date Feb. 9, 1964, may fade into history. No wars began. No major elections took place. It was a Sunday - a day for staying at home, tidying up and preparing for the week ahead. But for those who remember, the date still holds meaning. Some even deem that unsuspecting evening the night that changed music forever. That night, more than 70 million viewers across the United States tuned in to watch four young Brits perform live on "The Ed Sullivan Show" for the first time....