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Brochures through time
While Ms. Harrison's eighth grade class was working on their geology unit, they were able to collaborate with the Saratoga Museum and start a geologic time period brochure competition. The winner of...
A Toast to History
From 6-8 p.m. on Friday, the Saratoga Museum will be hosting ‘A Toast to History: a wine tasting event and museum fundraiser’ in the West Hall at the Platte Valley Community Center. According to...
It's not just a job fair
The Saratoga/Platte Valley Chamber of Commerce has been busy setting up the second annual job fair and first business exposition for the community. This year it is not only a job fair, and there will...
Rowdy knows his place(s)
Rowdy Alameda, fifth grader at Saratoga Elementary School, qualified to compete in the state-level competition for the National Geographic Bee. Alameda won the school-level competition at Saratoga...
Kirsten Campbell Race turns two
This weekend, during the Chariot Races, youth will have the chance to compete in their own event - and adults can bet on it. The second annual Kirsten Campbell Kids race will be held during the...
Travel Management open houses begin
The first of three open houses for the West Side Snowy Range Travel Management project was held from 5 p.m.- 8p.m., Thursday in Elk Mountain. Citizens attended the open house on Thursday to look over...
Right on target
This year the town of Encampment has a 'refurbished' archery range that many feel will get increased usage this season. Bob Kelley, resident of Encampment, explained how the public archery range that...
To Wyoming or not to Wyoming
The first time I heard of Saratoga, Wyoming was last year around the Fourth of July. I was in the Tetons, visiting my boyfriend who worked seasonally as a Forest Technician in Vernal, Utah. As we...
Michael Martin Murphey 'signs on' to benefit Battle Pass
John Farr, President of the Battle Pass Scenic Byway Alliance (BPSBA), wants to improve the number and quality of the interpretive signs on Highway 70 in-between Encampment and Baggs - which, was the...
USFS to release travel management alternatives
The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) will be holding three open houses in the upcoming weeks to release the three proposed alternatives for the West Side Snowy Range Travel Management project. The three...
New projects for Carbon County Museum
The Carbon County Museum is currently working on two different, projects that they hope will boost tourism in the County. According to Kelly Bohanan, Director for the Carbon County Museum, they are...
WHATFest on film
Over the weekend, a documentary was shot about WHATFest in Riverside. A number of filmmakers and photographers were involved in producing an 8-10 minute documentary which highlights the culture of...
Fremont Therapy opens in Rawlins
For the past couple of years, Brent Kaufman and Scott Phister, Clinic Founders of Fremont Therapy Group (FTG), have been looking at Rawlins as a potential location to open up a new facility. "It...
Saratoga to cover T1 line for Enhanced 911
At the Carbon County Commissioners meeting July 21, discussions arose over a dispatch system. A Memorandum of Understanding is now established between the town of Saratoga and the Carbon County Commissioners to have the town of Saratoga take over...
Farmer's market returns
The farmer’s market is starting back up this Monday from approximately 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m at the Platte Valley Community Center’s east parking lot. Anyone who is interested in having a stand at...
Commissioners talk Library Budget
The Carbon County Commissioners held a special meeting at noon July 13 at the Carbon County Courthouse, specifically to discuss Carbon County Library’s budget. According to the draft of...
