TORRINGTON – Westco Cooperative presented a $10,000 donation to Land of Goshen Ministries Thursday, timed to coincide with the local food pantry’s monthly distribution day. Westco employees …
The Battle of the Rosebud was fought hundreds of miles from here, in present-day Montana, on June 17, 1876. The soldiers who fought it marched out from Fort Laramie. This week, the fort marked the 150th anniversary with a mountain howitzer demonstration.
County commissioners tackled a wide range of issues during their latest meeting, including ongoing uncertainty over property tax assessments, fire restrictions ahead of the Fourth of July, insurance renewal options, and several budget amendments.
The Torrington City Council approved a $42.47 million budget for fiscal year 2027 Tuesday evening, a figure that looks smaller on paper than last year’s but masks a city still contending with inflation, rising power costs and the financial uncertainty of a regional drought.
Great Gardens, located at 4706 U.S. Highway 26/85, was named Wyoming’s entry in HGTV’s “52 Must-Visit Garden Centers and Plant Shops Across the Country,” published May 29 on hgtv.com. The list spotlights one standout garden center from every state.
Tucked inside Torrington Cinemas, Yo-Go-Licious has been a downtown fixture for years – just not one I’d gotten around to trying. I stopped in to talk with owner Marie Flanagan about the self-serve frozen yogurt shop, the toppings bar and what keeps people coming back.
Ellen Creagar presided over her final Goshen County Library Board meeting Tuesday, closing a seven-year tenure as board president with a characteristically brief agenda and a director’s report full of good news.
On April 21, 1900, a man named Ashland B. Smith drove a survey stake into the ground along the north bank of the North Platte River. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad had just pushed its line west out of Nebraska and into Wyoming, and the survey followed the rails. Where the railroad stopped, towns took root.
Members of the Torrington High School band began an unforgettable journey early Wednesday morning as students departed at 2:30 a.m. for a five-day performance and educational trip to Philadelphia and Washington, DC.
A Yoder woman is facing felony charges after an alleged domestic violence incident escalated into an assault on a detention officer during booking, according to court records filed in Goshen County.
Wyoming State Treasurer Curt Meier formally filed for re-election on Monday, May 18, seeking a third term after eight years of delivering record-setting financial results for the state of Wyoming.
A Torrington man is facing felony charges after police say he broke into one home and attempted to force entry into another during a series of early-morning disturbances on May 26, 2026.
Fort Laramie Town Council member Jacob Ellis officially took the oath of office during the council’s recent meeting, marking the beginning of his four-year term on the council.
The Goshen County Public Health Office hosted its third annual senior resource fair this week, bringing together roughly 25 vendors and organizations to connect older adults and caregivers with services available throughout the community and across Wyoming.
In coordination with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s annual Free Fishing Day, Wyoming State Parks will waive day-use fees at select locations statewide on Saturday, June 6.
Cotant’s Totes of Hope will be hosting the Inaugural Wyoming United Volunteer Day on June 12 from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. at GCSD #1 Administration Building located at 626 W. 25th Avenue.
Goshen County School District #1 announces their participation in the Summer Food Service Program.
Memorial celebration held this last weekend
Residents across Goshen County are being called upon to give two to third hours of their Memorial Day weekend to help ensure every veteran’s grave is properly honored before the holiday.
