Great Outdoors
Alarm clocks shouldn’t sound like common birds
I’ve had the same alarm clock for quite a while now. I got it for Christmas a few years ago, so the first time I used it, it was in the middle of winter. That […]
Month: July 2015
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Rain & T-Storms Likely Statewide, Staying Cooler Than Normal
A passing weather system and monsoonal moisture will continue to be the main weather features across the state of Wyoming today. Expect cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with some areas of patchy fog. Rain showers […]
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Senate Resolution Commemorates 125th Anniversary Of Wyoming Statehood
By Staff 7-8,2015 On July 10th Wyoming will celebrate the 125th anniversary of its statehood. Recently the U.S. Senate passed a resolution introduced by U.S. Senators Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, both R-Wyo., to commemorate […]
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State Officials Concerned Over Costs And Delays In Capitol Construction
AP 7-8,2015 Top Wyoming officials are expressing concern about the slow pace of planning for the $300-million renovation of the state capitol in Cheyenne and say they may explore retaining a representative to oversee the […]
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Summer’s nighttime light shows are spectacular
Like much of the West, we could often stand to get a bit more rainfall. That’s not really the case this year, because we’ve had more than our fair share. We’ve had quite a few […]
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Left Over Big Game Licenses Go On Sale July 8
By Staff 7-7,2015 Hunters who missed the application periods to get into the drawings for elk, deer and antelope licenses still have an opportunity to hunt this fall by picking up licenses that were undersubscribed […]
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Campbell County Deputy Justified In Shooting
AP 7-7,2015 The Campbell County attorney says a sheriff’s deputy was justified when he shot and killed a knife-wielding woman just east of Gillette. The Gillette News Record reports the deputy fired two shots at […]
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Super Tag Raffle Raises Over $600K
BY Staff 7-7,2015 The Wyoming Super Tag raffle raised $641,950 from hopeful sportsmen and women from Wyoming, across the country and around the world. The Super Tag raffle was created by Governor Matt Mead and […]
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Cool Temperatures With Rain & T-Storms Continue
A series of fast-moving weather systems and monsoonal moisture will continue to control the weather across the state of Wyoming today. Expect early fog and clouds and then skies will partially clear during the afternoon […]
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New Law Gives Bicyclists More Space
The Wyoming Highway Patrol is reminding everyone of a new law that took effect on July 1st. The new three foot safety zone when passing bicyclists states “The driver of a motor vehicle overtaking and […]