Articles from the June 8, 2023 edition

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 By Virginia Parker    News    June 8, 2023

Two earthquakes shake the Valley 

In the wee hours of the morning on June 2, some residents of the North Platte Valley were jostled from their slumber when a Magnitude 3.9 earthquake rumbled through the area. Although not uncommon for...

 

Everything's Coming up Pickett

On June 4, "Joe Pickett"-the Paramount+ series based on the titular character-premiered its second season with two episodes. While most fans may have watched from their home, a number of Saratoga and...

 

Brian Anderson

Brian Conrad Anderson,48, died on May 31, 2023. Brian was born September 8, 1974, in Rawlins, Wyoming, to John and Sharon (Ewing) Anderson. Brian graduated high school in 1993. Brian attended a few...

 

Marietta Dinneen

Marietta Dinneen, a strong Wyoming woman whose knowledge of horse drawn carriages was astounding, and whose love for preserving the past led her to make a huge list of lifelong friends, passed away...

 

Fun, so far

College has been a great experience so far.  Granted, it's not very exciting considering I spend most of my time outside of school work being on the debate team and playing video games.  I also...

 
 By Joshua Wood    Lifestyles    June 8, 2023

Give A Moose Some Space

Over the past few weeks, a young bull moose has seemingly made itself at home in Saratoga as it has foraged around the community.  Contrary to the popular children's book-which posits that if you...

 
 By Stephen Dow    News    June 8, 2023

Stories of loss and hope: Missionary to Ukraine shares his journey

CODY - Even in the destruction wrought over the last 15 months of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, hope can be discovered in unexpected places. During a May 18 presentation in Cody, Derek Thomas ...

 
 By Madelyn Beck    Education    June 8, 2023

Withheld: Stigma, statistics and multi-million dollar settlement funds

Funding is often the largest hurdle to improving access to data and resources in Wyoming. But amid the opioid crisis, another challenge has emerged: deciding how to spend millions of opioid...

 

State to halt Chinese investments

CASPER — Wyoming will halt its passive investments in China starting in July amid growing concern about the risks of investing in the country. The money that Wyoming currently has passively invested in China will be distributed across investments...

 
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