Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
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Boys Teams: Sundance – 455 Upton – 472 Girls Teams: Sundance – 312 Upton – 335 Individual Boys: Dawson Flahaven – 98 Parker Speidel – 105 Peyton Ewing – 119 Tony Villegas – 133 Gavin Robinson – 136 Individual Girls: Sheridan Schubarth – 92 Irene Finn – 109 Allie Crawford – 111 Natalie Curren – 125 Ashlyn Fowler - 125...
The Upton-Sundance Patriots kicked off the 2020 season honoring their eleven seniors on the team with a senior night. Not knowing how long the season will be, many teams are choosing to hold their senior night early in the year to ensure these seniors get the recognition they deserve for the hard work and dedication put in during their high school career. After a short introduction of the seniors, the US Patriots took the field to face off against the Lead-Deadwood Gold Diggers. Opening the...
The Sundance Lady Bulldogs opened up their 2020 volleyball season on the road this past weekend. Going up against Lusk, Pine Bluffs and Buffalo, the Lady Bulldogs were able to walk away with victories in each match. “Our success over the weekend makes us optimistic for a memorable season, but mostly we are thankful for the opportunity to play,” says new head coach, Chelsey Blasczyk. Going up against the Lusk Tigers for their first matchup, the Lady Bulldogs were a dominating force on the net...
For the eighth year in a row, the Ron Materi Memorial 5K will be an opportunity to support a local cause and honor the memory of a beloved member of the community while enjoying the chance to stretch your legs in the great outdoors. All proceeds from this annual event go to the Ron Materi Road Trip Fund, which was established in 2013 to help families travel to reach treatment for life-threatening illnesses. The fund was established in honor of Ron Materi by his wife, Carla, and children. Materi worked at Black Thunder Mine until his retirement...
Last week CCMSD celebrated a belated Hospital Appreciation Week. The Employee Relations Committee hosted a wacky wager fundraiser whereby employees could vote for their choice of provider to kiss “Luscious Lips” the goat! Dr. Heith Waddell came out on top!...
The library doors are open. We will still be doing curbside delivery if you would prefer not to come into the library. We do ask that you wear a mask to enter the library. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided. Children under 13 MUST be accompanied by an adult. Two computers are available for adults. Teen and children’s computers are not available. Library Programming: CROOK COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD meeting Thursday, September 3, at 1 p.m. in Moorcroft. CROOK COUNTY LIBRARY FOUNDATION BOARD meeting Wednesday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. i...
1 Years Ago Sep. 2, 1920 James Jelbert has about concluded negotiations for the purchase of the J.C. Smiley residence property. This is a most desirable property, and the Times along with others is glad to see Mr. Jelbert thus cast anchor to windward and decide that Sundance is his permanent choice for a home. Congressman Mondell attended the old settlers’ picnic at Carlile last week and spoke to a highly interested audience. Mr. Mondell visited Devils Tower for the first time and was highly elated with its wonderful magnitude. He suggested t...
Christian Vivet stood beside his camper at a riverside campground in central Wyoming’s Sinks Canyon State Park, peering through binoculars at the limestone cliffs above – a landscape vastly different from his home state of Florida. He had traveled to this relatively obscure campground with his wife and dog as part of a ten-week road trip through the western U.S. Unlike the hordes of people who have reportedly taken up domestic camper travel as a new adaptation to COVID-19, it’s an annual pilgrimage for the Vivets, who run a French bistro on a s...
GILLETTE — When he got the call Thursday, Aaron McAllister was hopeful he’d be going back to work nearly three months after being furloughed from the Antelope coal mine. Instead, he got his severance package with the news that furloughs for himself and 79 other coal mine workers are now permanent layoffs. “I had hopes we were actually going to go back to work today,” McAllister said Friday. “We were hopeful, because there’s nothing to lose, so you might as well be [optimistic].” He and his girlfriend both worked at the mine located south...
Barnum gets nine to 13 years in prison for construction project cons GILLETTE (WNE) — The man who conned people out of money for construction projects that he never completed faces a lengthy probationary period after he gets out of prison. Jason R. Barnum, 43, was sentenced in March to nine to 13 years in prison for defrauding the Boy Scouts and a 76-year-old woman of more than $150,000. District Judge Thomas W. Rumpke added to that sentence after Barnum pleaded guilty to another felony count of obtaining goods by false pretenses as well m...
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased today by 29 and now stand at 3311. Probable cases have increased by 16 to 600. Crook County has had a total of 14 confirmed cases. Of those cases, 3 are currently active. 41 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming after 4 new deaths were announced yesterday. A total of 2755 confirmed and 494 probable cases have recovered. Big Horn, Hot Springs, Natrona, Sweetwater and Washakie counties each report 1 new case of coronavirus. Albany, Teton and Uinta counties have 2 new... Full story
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased today by 23 and now stand at 3334. Probable cases have increased by 5 to 605. Crook County has had a total of 14 confirmed cases. Of those cases, 3 are currently active. 41 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming after 4 new deaths were announced yesterday. A total of 2789 confirmed and 501 probable cases have recovered. Big Horn, Hot Springs, Natrona, Sweetwater and Washakie counties each report 1 new case of coronavirus. Albany, Teton and Uinta counties have 2 new... Full story
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased today by 39 and now stand at 3373. Probable cases have increased by 1 to 616. Crook County has had a total of 14 confirmed cases. Of those cases, 3 are currently active. 42 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming after 1 new death was announced today. A total of 2888 confirmed and 505 probable cases have recovered. The number of coronavirus cases in Big Horn, Campbell, Fremont, Lincoln, Park and Washakie counties increased by 1. There are 2 new cases in Natrona County,... Full story
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased today by 13 and now stand at 3386. Probable cases have increased by 4 to 620. Crook County has had a total of 14 confirmed cases. Of those cases, 3 are currently active. 42 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming after 1 new death was announced yesterday. A total of 2896 confirmed and 508 probable cases have recovered. The number of coronavirus cases in Big Horn, Fremont, Sweetwater and Teton counties increased by 1. There are 2 new cases in Campbell, Goshen and Natrona... Full story
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased today by 39 and now stand at 3425. Probable cases have decreased by 13 to 607. Crook County has had a total of 14 confirmed cases. Of those cases, 3 are currently active. 42 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming. A total of 2918 confirmed and 498 probable cases have recovered. The number of coronavirus cases in Big Horn, Lincoln, Sublette and Washakie counties increased by 1. 2 new cases were reported in Fremont and Sweetwater counties. Natrona, and Uinta counties each... Full story
Wyoming's total lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 have increased by 58 since Sunday and now stand at 3483. (No updates were published by the state yesterday.) Probable cases have increased by 13 to 620. Crook County has had a total of 15 confirmed cases after 1 new case was identified today. Of those cases, 4 are currently active. 42 people have died as a result of COVID-19 in Wyoming. A total of 2949 confirmed and 502 probable cases have recovered. Albany County saw the largest increase in coronavirus cases, with an additional 18 cases... Full story
