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Three Big Horn Basin teens honored as Tom Easterly Memorial Award recipients

Published by admin on Thu, 06/27/2024 - 9:48am

Clay Petersen and Dakoby Bentley of Greybull and Jacob Thomas of Lovell are this year’s recipients of the Tom Easterly Memorial Award. Each earned a Lifetime Wyoming Game Bird/Small Game and Conservation Stamp, valued at approximately $500.
The awards honor the former Greybull-based wildlife biologist’s personal and professional interest in upland
game bird management, game bird hunting and hunter recruitment. He died in 2014

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For car club members, it’s all about the ride

Published by admin on Thu, 06/27/2024 - 9:38am

A small group of North Big Horn Car Club members fired up their engines this weekend for a road trip to the Greybull Car Show. The loosely organized group is less of a club and more of a gathering of like-minded classic car enthusiasts.
The club has no dues, no fees and no obligations required for participation. Participants take part in rides to local sites and occasionally caravan to local car shows in Greybull, Powell, Cody and occasionally Billings.

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Prevention coordinator seeing positive impact

Published by admin on Thu, 06/27/2024 - 9:37am

County Prevention Coordinator Travis Sylvester appeared before the county commissioners at their June 4 meeting.
Sylvester said progress is being made.
“These are taxpayers’ dollars. At the end of the day, we need to be responsible and judicious on how we utilize them,” he said. “You can see we are making strides. Especially our youth with alcohol use.”

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Busy Lovell council passes five ordinances including trailer regulations

Published by admin on Thu, 06/27/2024 - 9:35am

The Lovell Town Council breezed through a busy agenda that included budget work, ordinances on trailers in town and dispatching agreements during the regular June meeting on Tuesday, June 11.
Five ordinances came before the council, and all five passed on third and final reading.
First up was the annual appropriation ordinance, 1010, 2024. The council passed the ordinance, which establishes budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year, unanimously, with councilman Ray Messamer absent.