Afton Police Department investigating fatality from SVHS incident
According to information released by the Afton Police Department (APD), the department is investigating an incident that occurred at Star Valley High School during the evening hours of September 12, 2018 where there has been a fatality. According to LCSD…
Star Valley Independent Preview: September 12, 2018
The latest edition of the Star Valley Independent is out and in the pages of the local paper, publishing since Feb. 13, 1901, you’ll find two reports on Silver Star Communications. First, the Star Valley based company has been called…
(Video) – Dr. Brian McClure speaks about pain management
As part of a Health Topics Tuesday from Star Valley Medical Center, Dr. Brian McClure spoke with SVI about pain management and options for area residents.
LDS missionaries will now receive mission calls online rather than in the mail
The following is a news release from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Young men, young women and senior couples preparing to serve as full-time missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of…
GOP gov. candidates spend millions on campaigns
By Ramsey Scott Wyoming Tribune Eagle Via Wyoming News Exchange CHEYENNE — There’s nothing like some contentious primary races to be a boon for the local economy. Candidates have filed their spending reports for the 2018 primary election cycle, and…
SVI Sports Preview: August 30 – Sept. 1
Kemmerer High School Football: Scrimmaging with the Riverton junior varsity as a replacement for their Week One game versus Saratoga who forfeited their footballs season due to a lack of numbers. KHS will officially start the season 1-0 Volleyball: Facing…
(Video) – Kelsey Bryson & Kathy Zygenfelder of SVMC
Kelsey Bryson, C.N.A. course instructor and Kathy Zygenfelder, Director of Nursing at the Care Center Discuss the need for nurses and a registered nursing program offered through Western Wyoming Community College.
First Wyoming West Nile Virus Case Reported for 2018
Wyoming’s first reported West Nile virus case for 2018 involves a Fremont County adult, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). Mosquitos spread West Nile virus (WNV) when they feed on infected birds and then bite people, animals or…