Encampment contractor Brad Hebig is finally able to move forward with a handful of housing projects following the January 8 meeting of the Encampment Town Council.
Neither fate nor the calls were kind to the Lady Outlaws on Friday night as they hosted the Torrington Lady Trailblazers (6-5, 3-2) for a tough conference game. Despite this, they remained determined to the buzzer even as the Lady Trailblazers maintained a daunting lead from the start.
The Rawlins Outlaws Indoor Track team raced to Laramie over the weekend where a school record was broken.
On Saturday, Rawlins competed in the 307 Invitational at the University of Wyoming’s War Memorial Field House. The Lady Outlaws earned 17.5 points while the Outlaws earned 26 points.
The Rawlins Outlaws secured another home conference win on Friday as they dealt the Torrington Trailblazers (5-6, 2-3) a double-digit deficit. Then, while on the road Saturday, Rawlins was dealt a narrow loss by the Newcastle Doggies (3-11, 1-3) in overtime.
For Head Coach David Greninger, the overtime loss to the Doggies holds a silver lining for his Rawlins boys.
For most of his life, Reed Gray has wanted to help people.
“I’ve always wanted, since I was 11 or 12, to help people get untangled and it comes from being tangled up myself. It comes from being confused and hurt, which is usually where a lot of bad things come from [and] good things come from,” said Gray. “At that early age, I just knew I wanted to help people get untangled.”
Memorial Hospital of Carbon County (MHCC) has adjusted how it provides vaccinations to uninsured and underinsured patients, officials recently announced.
According to MHCC Chief Operating Officer Stephanie Hinkle, the hospital will still offer adult and pediatric vaccinations for insured patients and will continue providing wellness checks for pediatric patients.
