Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
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Santa and his helper made a special stop at Sundance State Bank last week to field a few last minute Christmas requests from local children. All reports were that the jolly old elf had another successful trip and was looking forward to a break. Those in the know indicated the big guy may occasionally be spotted refereeing the occasional junior high basketball game in his downtime....
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A state of Wyoming veterans’ service officer from the Wyoming Veterans Commission will conduct community outreach services in Wyoming cities throughout January. Brian Yeager is available to meet with veterans and their families to discuss state and federal veterans’ benefits, Department of Veterans Affairs claims, or VA healthcare. Yeager can also help veterans and their families apply for benefits, file claims or request healthcare. His office is staffed in Gillette at 551 Running West Drive Suite 100 and he will also be available in New...
For a hospital that doesn’t like to submit for awards and accolades, believing that it takes away from the more important goal of caring for patients, there’s a certain irony in the news that Crook County Medical Services District is now leading the state in patient feedback and has placed on the list of Best Nursing Homes compiled by U.S. News & World Report. The latter recognizes performance and quality of care on a national scale, says CEO Nathan Hough. The former is a statewide ranking sys...
If you are interested in making a Christmas donation to the library, we have a wish tree set up at the circulation desk. The ornaments on the tree have adult and children’s book titles on them that we would appreciate your help in purchasing for the library. The library will be closed January 1, for the New Year’s holiday. Library Programming: STORYTIME: Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. There will not be storytime on January 2. January’s themes: “Snowmen”, “Dragons & Knights” (dress up if you’d like!), “Hedgehogs/Hibernation” and “Warm as Toast”. AD...
The international news may seem filled with doom and gloom, but that’s not always the case around Christmas. One of my favorite things about the season is watching the kindness and generosity – and, of course, having the occasional giggle at silly ideas. Such as the 500 wiener dogs (known in my part of the world as sausage dogs) who gathered with their humans in London’s Hyde Park last week, every single one of them wearing a Christmas outfit. I assume the event was not their own idea, but t...
CONCEPT(ual) “My soul waits in silence for God only; from Him is my salvation.” Psalm 62:1 A “concept” is an abstract idea, a general notion or plan. It is the framework that commences with a thought and progresses as things are put together, tried, kept or rejected until the final product is realized. It can be much or mean very little. What it cannot be is a single equation with multiple unknowns for that results in a present that has no future. All life runs for a single purpose, without many realizing the holy framework it is draped upon. M...
January As the year began, locals who had hoped for Sundance to become the next big source of rare earth minerals were pleased to hear that Rare Element Resources was aiming to restart the permitting process for its planned mine in the Bear Lodge Mountains. Meanwhile, Oneok Pipelines announced that it would be constructing a second pipeline following the same route as the Bakken line through Crook County. The City of Sundance began the process of acquiring the piece of property on which Central...
Speeding – Brock A. Mouser, CO, 80/70, $90; Mitchell R. Kessenich, SD, 86/80, $82; Jed R. Accola, WI, 86/80, $82; Brittney E. Marosok, MT, 85/75, $90; Herminio Cervantes, TX, 75/65, $90; Vanessa D. King, MT, 95/80, $120; Thomas E. Koltiska, Sheridan, 86/75, $100; Zane Wagoner, Gillette, 87/80, $84; Michael A. Rainford, NV, 93/75, $135; Matthew C. Lautner, IA, 79/70, $97; Nicholas R. Swartz, PA, 85/80, $15 No Auto Insurance – Charlene Delfino, Moorcroft, $555 Driver’s Record of Duty Status Not Current – Nicholas R. Swartz, PA, $75 Oversiz...
Woman jailed after drugs sent from India to Torrington TORRINGTON (WNE) — A Torrington woman remained in custody in the Goshen County Jail last week, facing felony drug charges stemming from a warrant search involving local and federal enforcement agencies. Torrington Police Chief Timothy Hurd said Melody Dawn Boalch, 42, was arrested shortly after 11 a.m. Dec. 19 at a residence in the 1600 block of East F Street in Torrington when Torrington Police, assisted by officers from the federal Homeland Security, Drug Enforcement Agency, Postal S...
The food drive at Sundance Elementary, sponsored by the library media center, was a huge success. Classes competed to see who could bring in the most food items to help stock the Food Pantry for the coming year. Sixth grade delivered 127 cans to win first place. Fifth grade came in second, and fourth graders took third. Altogether, 458 food items were taken to the Food Pantry....
Sundance High School graduate Chrystal Cooper was presented with an undergraduate degree during Chadron State College’s winter commencement held on December 14. Cooper is the daughter of Jay and Gloria Cooper of Sundance....
Due to the upcoming holiday, deadline for the January 3 issue of The Sundance Times will be 5 p.m. Friday, December 28....
