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Ventura, a 5-year-old Pryor Mountain mare, stands with her 2026 foal, America, born June 30. Because of his birth just days before Independence Day, he was given the patriotic name. Individual Pryor horses are named to aid researchers, managers and visitors in identifying and documenting each animal. Diane Granger

Thu, 07/09/2026 - 8:00am

Pryor Mountain Horse advocates worry about the future of a historic herd At first glance, the Bureau of Land Management’s newly approved management plan for the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range doesn’...

Thu, 07/09/2026 - 8:00am

Local talent show to benefit Cowley girl facing lifelong medical challenges

Every day is a gift for 12-year-old Aavah Jude Mangus of Cowley. Born with the rare congenital disorder heterotaxy, Aavah faced slim odds of survival. Twelve years later, she continues to defy those...

Byron Days Parade Grand Marshal Elaine Abraham stands on the front porch of her home, surrounded by colorful flowers and an American flag. Born in Canada, Abraham became a United States citizen in 2006.

Thu, 07/09/2026 - 8:00am

A life of quiet, devoted service

Elaine Abraham named Byron Days Grand Marshal When the Byron Days parade rolls down Main Street this weekend, one of Byron’s most familiar and beloved residents will be leading the celebration....

Adam Hill makes a great catch on the ball in play to get the runner out at third base against the Worland Chiefs on Thursday, July 2nd. Rochelle Schultz

Thu, 07/09/2026 - 8:00am

Lovell B and C Mustangs sweep

As the season nears an end, the Lovell B/C Mustangs American Legion Baseball team is back on a winning streak. After dropping three in a row, the Mustangs rebounded to sweep Powell in a June 30...

Retiring Rocky Mountain High School track coach Tobee Christiansen (third from right) celebrates with his team moments after clinching the first and only state track championship in school history in 2021. Courtesy Photo

Thu, 07/09/2026 - 8:00am

A legacy built on relationships: Retiring Coach Tobee Christiansen leaves Rocky Mountain track stronger than ever

For the past 11 seasons, Tobee Christiansen has served as head boys and girls track coach at Rocky Mountain High School. When he took over the program in 2015, replacing longtime coach David Beemer,...