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Hebig Given Approval

 

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.

On The Property Tax Rolls

How much property does the Town of Saratoga own?

That’s where you go and that’s where you stay’

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 pauses offering vaccinations for uninsured, underinsured people

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.

Cooking at Elevation

 

It’s subzero temperatures on the Saturday of Encampment’s Sierra Madre Winter Carnival and David Pack, co-owner of The Pit in nearby Riverside, is wearing shorts.

“Small communities need people that are willing to put a lot into them”

 

Stacy Crimmins is back at the helm of the Saratoga Platte Valley Chamber of Commerce while still serving the community in other mediums.

Crimmins began serving as interim CEO at the beginning of January.

“Dealing with kids and staff—we take that serious”

Encampment K-12, Saratoga Middle High School and Hanna-Elk Mountain-Medicine Bow Junior/Senior High School received bomb threats from an anonymous AI generated voicemail last Wednesday, Jan. 28, according to CCSD2 Superintendent Darrin Jennings.

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