Frank Gambino from WyoPreps Talks Start To Football Season
Frank Gambino joined Duke and Dahl this week to discuss his role at WyoPreps and his thoughts on the early dose of high school football action in the cowboy state. “I really really enjoy it I think [high school sports]…
Worland alum Patrick Sweeney talks returning home to coach football
Head Coach Patrick Sweeney of the Worland Warriors played his own high school football career at the very high school he now coaches before heading off to Dickenson State to play 5 years of collegiate football for the Blue Hawks….
CJ Eskew and Peyton Carruth believe Kelly Walsh is the new standard of Wyoming Volleyball
Last Friday on First Bank of Wyoming Duke and Dahl had the opportunity to talk to a pair of 2-time All-State volleyball players from Kelly Walsh high school in setter CJ Eskew and outside hitter Peyton Carruth. Early into the…
United Way of Southwest Wyoming seeks grant applications for Emergency Food and Shelter Programs
◆ Public or private voluntary agencies are urgently encouraged to apply. Deadline is September 21. Provided By United Way of Southwest Wyoming Qualifying emergency food and shelter programs run by local service agencies in Lincoln County are urged to apply…
Hageman declines to debate GreyBull
CHEYENNE (WNE) —Republican U.S. House of Representatives primary winner Harriet Hageman has declined an invitation to debate Democratic contender Lynnette GreyBull next month. WyomingPBS confirmed Monday that officials had provided two dates in October for Hageman to participate in the…
Wyoming Democratic Party at risk of losing major party status
By Jasmine Hall Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via- Wyoming News Exchange CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Democratic Party is at risk of losing major party status if Democrats in the state don’t register and vote in the general election. The Wyoming Secretary…
Sept. 13: Lincoln County Sheriff Shane Johnson
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Effort to strip power from secretary of state similar to school superintendent battle
By Victoria Eavis and Ellen Gerst Casper Star-Tribune Via- Wyoming News Exchange CASPER — In January 2013, then-Gov. Matt Mead signed into law sweeping changes that effectively made Wyoming’s schools superintendent a ceremonial position. It had taken lawmakers only 12…
BuRec plans another sharp drawdown for Snake River
By Jim Stanford Jackson Hole Daily Via- Wyoming News Exchange JACKSON — The flow of the Snake River will dip next week and drop sharply beginning Sept. 26, according to the schedule laid out by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation…