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  • Horizon officially requests tower

    Grace Moore|Sep 19, 2024

    Pine Haven’s planning and zoning board has received an official request from Horizon for a variance to build a communications tower west of the community center on private land. After the public meeting a couple of months ago, the matter went quiet, but now the subject is moving forward. The next step, according to board chair Charlie Gully, is the review of the request by Town Attorney Pat Carpenter before a public hearing. “We request that people, either for or against, be present at that public hearing at the community center,” he said....

  • Moorcroft Police

    Sep 19, 2024

    On Sept. 9, an officer responded to a citizen’s call reporting that two dogs were running loose. The caller knew the owner of the dogs. The officer contacted the owner to inform them that their dogs were loose and that the front door to their home was open. The owner followed the officer to their residence to secure their dogs. Since the owner had a previous incident involving a loose dog, the officer issued citations for both dogs. Nothing further. On Sept. 10, an officer responded to a report of an unattended death. Nothing further. On S...

  • Circuit Court

    Sep 19, 2024

    Speeding – Seth Adam Lewis, Moorcroft, WY. 80/75, $15; Veronica Quevedoguillen, Council Bluffs, IA, 85/80, $15; Donald Feistner, Newell, SD, 70/65, $15; Kaitee Hernandez, Devils Tower, WY, 70/65, $15; Ankur Bhadoria, Leander, TX, 85/80, $15; James Landsparger, Broomfield, CO, 80/75, $15; Pamela Klein-Teuber, Rapid City, SD, 70/65, $15; Juan Saldanagonzalez, Oakley, CA, 80/75, $15; Christina Leppo, Los Angeles, CA, 85/80, $15; Billy Crawford, Wyandotte, OK, 81/75, $97; Juan Mendoza, Gillette, WY, 85/75, $105; Shawn Whitlock, Oak Harbor, WA, 8...

  • Crook County Sheriff's Office

    Sep 19, 2024

    Sept. 9 – Four VIN checks. Three traffic stops. Two business checks. Two assist other agency. Life Flight. Two information. Two trespassing. Two fingerprints. Sept. 10 – Four VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Five business checks. Two livestock. Accident. Animal complaint. Suspicious person. Sept. 11 – Five VIN checks. Seven traffic stops. Four business checks. Alarm. Lost property. Fingerprints. Animal complaint. Sept. 12 – Two VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Business checks. Paper service. Lost property. Animal complaint. Livestock. Project...

  • Wyoming News Briefs

    Wyoming News Exchange Newspapers|Sep 19, 2024

    Gordon extends executive order to aid in livestock, feed transport CHEYENNE (WNE) — As significant wildfires continue to impact Wyoming’s agricultural producers, Gov. Mark Gordon has extended the executive order which eases restrictions to transport loads of livestock feed and livestock, exempting motor carrier drivers from operating time requirements. “The extension of this EO allows our ranchers to continue to move their livestock to safety quickly and expedites bringing in necessary feed. Wyoming’s commitment to supporting agricul...

  • Oil and gas producers notch a win in federal court

    Zak Sonntag, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange|Sep 19, 2024

    CASPER — Wyoming’s oil and gas producers have won a reprieve with a federal court injunction against the Bureau of Land Management’s methane regulation rule, stalling for now regulatory requirements that would have added millions of dollars in overhead for producers and threatened to force many of Wyoming’s small operators out of business, industry representatives say. ‘The left hand of the government does not know what the right hand of the government is doing’ The court declared the BLM’s “Waste Prevention Rule” — which tightens methane em...

  • Climber falls from Devils Tower

    Sep 19, 2024

    A rock climber is reported to have died after falling from Devils Tower on Sunday. According to Devils Tower National Monument, 21-year-old Stewart Phillip Porter of Eau Claire, WI, sustained major injuries after falling from the second pitch of El Cracko Diablo. Devils Tower Law Enforcement was informed of the accident around 8 p.m. and found Porter approximately 40 minutes later. A Hulett EMS paramedic pronounced him dead at the scene. Crook County Sheriff’s Office also responded to the incident. Porter’s partner was stranded on the Tow...

  • Smoothing the way

    Sep 12, 2024

    Moorcroft's public works crew and Glenn Construction finish the concrete work on the alley east of Diehl's Grocery under the watchful eye of Jeff Holberg on Friday morning....

  • Where is Diamond Jo?

    Grace Moore|Sep 12, 2024

    For someone unfamiliar with the local cemetery, transversing the site may be a bit daunting as there are no diagrams available to help. The Moorcroft Cemetery is the only graveyard in Crook County to have no formal map of those who have been laid to rest there. This may be about to change, though. As part of her project in the digital collections stewardship class at the Colorado, Wyoming Area Museums Association (CWAM), Moorcroft's West Texas Trail Museum curator Cindy Mosteller, with the...

  • The sheep still need feedin'

    Grace Moore|Sep 12, 2024

    Bad things happen to everyone and sometimes it gets a little hard to get back up when the ground comes up to meet you. This is the story of Phyllis Southard, who was in a near-fatal accident a year ago, and how she made it home again. On September 20, 2023, Southard (67 at the time) left her Pine Haven home, where she and husband Michael (75) have lived for many years, to meet a friend in Moorcroft. She had lost her grandson three days earlier and was running on autopilot as she took a right...

  • C Bar fails line test

    Grace Moore|Sep 12, 2024

    After another year with KO Construction on site at the C Bar Estates in Pine Haven, the development is, again, running behind schedule and finding approved completion of the project out of reach. This time the issue is a significant failure of the sewer line to pass the test to be integrated into the town’s wastewater system. Pine Haven Mayor Karla Brandenburg explained to the council at Friday’s workshop that developers Freedom Holdings’ representative, KO owner Kelly Lang and others participated to address the problem as the developer conti...

  • Circuit Court

    Sep 12, 2024

    Speeding – Jacquelyn Kyle, Long Lake, MN, 84/80, $10; David Catlett, Sheridan, WY, 85/80, $15; Christopher Duke, Pullman, WA, 85/80, $15; Brian Grady, Sundance, WY, 49/45, $63; Roger Torgerson, Rock Springs, WY, 49/45, $63; Trisha Menon, Fremont, CA, 86/80, $97; Sidiki Fofana, Federal Way, WA, 82/75, $99; Jara Soost, Gillette, WY, 90/80, $105; Melissa Brogdon, West Richland, WA, 85/75, $105; Miranda L. Erisman, Colorado Springs, CO, 85/75, $105; Raymond D. Stoeckel, Zimmerman, MN, 80/70, $105; Keaton Ohlsen, Milliken, CO, 87/75, $120; B...

  • Crook County Sheriff

    Sep 12, 2024

    Aug. 26 – Eight VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Two business checks. Traffic hazard. Theft. Fingerprints. Fire page. Three EMS pages. Aug. 27 – Four VIN checks. Three traffic stops. Motorist assist. Fire ban violation. Animal bite. Fingerprints. Abandoned vehicle. Other. Fire page. Aug. 28 – Five traffic stops. Three motorist assists. Assault. Accident. Information. Other. Livestock. Prisoner transport. Fire page. Three EMS pages. Aug. 29 – Nine VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Two suspicious circumstances. Two business checks. Paper service...

  • Judge backs feds in Wyoming black-footed ferret reintroduction dispute

    Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile.com|Sep 12, 2024

    A federal judge has upheld the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's plans for managing black-footed ferrets in Wyoming, the state where the once-presumed-extinct species was rediscovered some four decades ago. The dispute over how the federal government managed the endangered weasel-like animal traces back nearly a decade to when federal wildlife managers officially designated the Wyoming population as "nonessential, experimental." That classification allows for more regulatory flexibility than...

  • Moorcroft Police

    Sep 12, 2024

    On Sept. 5, an officer assisted the Moorcroft Ambulance with a call at the Coffee Cup Fuel Stop for an individual who may be having a seizure. Nothing further. On Sept. 6, an officer responded to a call about an aggressive dog at large. The caller reported that this had been an ongoing issue with the dog escaping from its yard. The officer recognized the house the dog belonged to and spoke with the owner. The officer informed the owner they needed to fix their fence and license their animals. Nothing further at this time. On Sept. 8, an...

  • Wyoming News Briefs

    Wyoming News Exchange Newspapers|Sep 12, 2024

    Gas prices edge slightly higher in Wyoming in the past week CHEYENNE (WNE) — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 0.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $3.29 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 494 stations in Wyoming. Prices in Wyoming are 4.1 cents per gallon lower than a month ago, and stand 62.6 cents per gallon lower than a year ago. According to GasBuddy price reports, the lowest price in the state Sunday was $2.79, while the highest was $4.29, a difference of $1.50 per gallon. The national ave...

  • UW Extension

    Vicki Hayman, Community Vitality and Health Educator|Sep 12, 2024

    A cantaloupe is a delicious summer melon. Cantaloupe is an orange, juicy summer fruit that’s related to the watermelon and honeydew melon. Varieties There are two main cantaloupe varieties: North American and European. Both varieties have orange flesh inside and have a similar taste. The primary difference is the outside pattern on the rind. North American cantaloupe, also known as muskmelon, is round with thin, light brown skin and a net-like covering, while European cantaloupe is oblong with lightly ribbed gray-green skin. Nutrition What a...

  • Carlile Fire Hall celebrates annual open house

    Sep 12, 2024

    With September settling in again and bringing cooler evenings, Carlile Fire Zone 16 is hosting their annual open house Saturday, September 21, starting at 6 p.m. and everyone’s invited. The hosts will be providing buns, chips and drinks while the burgers and brats are supplied by Pinnacle Bank; guests are asked to bring a side dish or dessert. Live music will be played by the group, Bob, Pat and Doug. This yearly event is a great opportunity to show appreciation for Carlile’s first responders and enjoy the first days of fall in the Black Hil...

  • How we protect you from misleading advertising and communications

    Josh Weller, Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Denver, Colorado|Sep 12, 2024

    Social Security works with our Office of the Inspector General (OIG) to protect you from scams that use Social Security as bait. Section 1140 of the Social Security Act allows OIG to impose severe penalties against anyone who engages in misleading Social Security-related advertising or imposter communications. OIG may impose a penalty against anyone who: • Mails misleading solicitations that appear to be from or authorized by Social Security. • Operates an imposter website or social media account designed to look like it belongs to or is aut...

  • Pine Haven Days

    Grace Moore|Sep 5, 2024

    Pine Haven enjoyed a successful turnout for this year's Pine Haven Days, starting with 48 entries strutting their stuff in the Saturday morning parade. Myrna Tesch and Martha Slattery shared the honor of Grand Marshal; they and their late husbands, Chuck and Joe respectively, were instrumental in many aspects of the Pine Haven community today, the women working on the chamber and their husbands, on economic development. "They all have given a lot of time to help our community," Mayor Karla...

  • Breaking ground on the splash pad

    Grace Moore|Sep 5, 2024

    A little wind could not stop Moorcroft's town council, the family of former mayor Dick Claar and others from ceremoniously breaking ground on the Noonan Park splash pad last Wednesday afternoon. This addition will be named after former mayor Dick Claar, who persevered throughout his term to see this feature established and open to families throughout Moorcroft and beyond. The actual construction will likely begin in March of 2025, according to local contractor Ben Glenn of Glenn Construction....

  • Circuit Court

    Sep 5, 2024

    Speeding – Sarah Tarver, Gillette, WY, 84/80, $10; Travis D. Hurm, Gillette, WY, 85/80, $15; Thomas Viera, Billings, MT, 85/80, $15; Justin Smith, Liberty Twp, OH, 70/65, $15; Austin Read, Laurel, MS, 70/65, $15; Johsua Havron, Elk River, MN, 81/75, $97; Nicholas Russell, Apt, WA, 88/80, $101; Braxton Henderson, Jonesboro, AR, 80/70, $105; Paul Ledoux, Everett, WA, 91/80, $115; Brian Heimsoth, Union, IL, 82/70, $130; Renan Garcia, Schererville, IN, 89/75, $130; Christopher Slama, Belle Fourche, SD, 59/45, $130; Anthony Radoumis, Hayden, ID, 8...

  • Crook County Sheriff

    Sep 5, 2024

    Aug. 26 – Eight VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Two business checks. Traffic hazard. Theft. Fingerprints. Fire page. Three EMS pages. Aug. 27 – Four VIN checks. Three traffic stops. Motorist assist. Fire ban violation. Animal bite. Fingerprints. Abandoned vehicle. Other. Fire page. Aug. 28 – Five traffic stops. Three motorist assists. Assault. Accident. Information. Other. Livestock. Prisoner transport. Fire page. Three EMS pages. Aug. 29 – Nine VIN checks. Two traffic stops. Two suspicious circumstances. Two business checks. Paper service...

  • Moorcroft Police

    Sep 5, 2024

    On August 26, authorities were called to a residence to help the Moorcroft ambulance with someone who wasn’t feeling well. The officer stayed there until the person was safely taken to the emergency room. Nothing further. On August 26, officers assisted an individual with a missing wallet report. Nothing further. On August 28, officers responded to an assault at Moorcroft High School. The officers spoke with the individuals involved and any staff who saw what happened. Nothing further at this time. On August 29, officers were dispatched to a r...

  • Moorcroft Municipal Court

    Sep 5, 2024

    Speeding: Terry Rhodes, 44/30, Jasper, GA, $188; Richard P. Bergacs, 44/30, Frenchtown, NJ, $188; Thomas Waters Jr., 44/30, Holland, IN, $188; Leslie Henrickson, 44/30, Chrisney, IN, $188; Alexander C. Avery, 44/30, Wyoming, MI, $188; Phillip A Koehn, 44/30, Thornton, CO, $188; Tyler J. Missall, 44/30, Arlington, WI, $188; Justin D. Zimmer, 44/30, Muskegon, MI, $188; Felipe M. Rocha Poblete, 61/30, Hatboro, PA, $337; Donald W. Pickett, 58/30, Midland, TX, $316; Jeffrey G. Cooley, 44/30, Silver Spring, MD, $188; Ronald A. Levac, 44/30,...

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