Wyoming News Briefs: April 9, 2018
The Star Valley Independent is part of the Wyoming News Exchange (WNE). These stories are from the WNE. Campbell County boy killed in explosion of homemade cannon GILLETTE (WNE) — A 14-year-old boy died last week after a cannon he…
Star Valley man wanted in connection with pharmacy burglary arrested in Utah
A Star Valley man with a felony arrest warrant in connection with the Our Valley Pharmacy burglary in February has been arrested on multiple charges in Cedar City, Utah and has been booked into the Iron County Jail. Our Valley…
Apple vs. Facebook: Why the two tech giants are at ‘war’
The confrontation began when Apple CEO Tim Cook told Recode he never would have allowed people’s data to be breached the way Facebook did over the last two years.
DO NOT PLAYLIST: “The Potato Song”
Each Tuesday on SVI Radio is a New Music Tuesday, featuring the best new hit songs on both Black Mountain Country and Swift 98. This week artists such as Daryl Hall & John Oates, Cassadee Pope and Grace VanderWaal have new songs making…
Funeral services for Steve Clark
Funeral services for Steve Clark will be held Wednesday, April 4, at 11 am. in the Smoot Ward LDS Chapel. A viewing will take place on Tuesday, April 3, from 6-8 p.m. at Schwab Mortuary in Afton and from 9-10:30…
Blankenship, Brown and Thornock honored with Daniels’ Scholarship
Chance Steven Blankenship, Dustin Francis Brown and Blake Aden Thornock, all students in Lincoln County School District No. 2, have been awarded with scholarships from the Daniels Fund. Blankenship and Brown are students at Star Valley High School and Thornock…
National Weather service predicting high winds and blowing snow
The National Weather Service is forecasting a very windy day in the area. Star Valley may see gusts of 30 mph at points during the day. “A strong cold front will move across the area today. Snow and wind will…
President Russell M. Nelson announces several changes to historic LDS programs during 188th annual conference
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints held their semi-annual conference in Salt Lake City over the weekend as the congregation sustained new church president, Russell M. Nelson. The conference announced several changes to many of the historic programs….