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Food As Love

I find it sickening that we’re going to WalMart and buying product that is being shipped from Argentina when we have the best beef here. Something needs to be reversed.”

Mills names Acord new police chief, to officially begin position Monday

MILLS, Wyo. — Beginning Monday, the Mills Police Department will have a new chief at the helm: Kate Acord.

Originally from the town of Encampment, Acord became interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement at a young age, later earning her degree in criminal justice and psychology from the University of Wyoming.

Dick Perue to share history, photos during 90th birthday party April 12th

 

Local historian Dick Perue had announced plans for another of his pictorial history presentations when he learned that admirers planned to honor him with a “surprise 90th birthday party” during that time. And the whole town is invited.

Thayer Concludes Budget Session

The conclusion of the 2026 budget session for the Wyoming Legislature also marks the first such session for House District 15 Representative Pam Thayer, R – Rawlins.

The Man Behind the Curtain

When the Parco Theater opened its doors on March 14 for the Parco Sessions Volume One, a familiar face could be seen buzzing around the historic building before taking the stage to welcome guests.

Union Pacific Celebrates America’s 250th with New Locomotives No. 4547 and No. 1776

Union Pacific Railroad, founded by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862, unveiled its plans today to celebrate the United States, its amazing history and the people behind its unparalleled success story with two new locomotives and the first Big Boy steam tour to the East Coast in honor of America’s 250th anniversary.

‘No Kings’ in Carbon County

An estimated 8 million people took part in more than 3,000 protests across the United States on March 28. It was the third ‘No Kings’ protest since June 2025 with organizers calling it the largest single-day protest in history.

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