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TORRINGTON – A Torrington man is facing a felony stalking charge and two misdemeanor counts after authorities allege he repeatedly went to his wife’s residence and contacted her despite an active protection order.
Two rounds of rain couldn't keep fans from settling into their lawn chairs at Whipple Park Tuesday evening, as the classic rock band Ivory brought a set list spanning five decades to the Lingle bandshell as part of the Go Goshen/Torrington Main Street Summer Concert Series.
FORT LARAMIE – The Fort Laramie Town Council approved a trash refuse service bid, adopted updated building permit fees and authorized the purchase of new splash pad testing equipment during its regular meeting Wednesday, July 8.
GOSHEN COUNTY – The Goshen County Commissioners approved two grant-related resolutions, renewed the county’s insurance policy and heard updates on roads, elections, public health, fire restrictions and county finances during their Tuesday, July 7 meeting.
WHEATLAND – State officials have issued a harmful cyanobacteria bloom recreational use advisory for Grayrocks Reservoir after a bloom was identified in the reservoir.
TORRINGTON – The Torrington City Council approved several special event permits during its Tuesday, July 7 meeting, including permits for a church service at Pioneer Park, the Hometown Hustle 5K and the Goshen County Fair Parade.
Fort Laramie Historic Site marked the 250th anniversary of American independence Saturday with a full day of frontier-style festivities, drawing families from across the region for a schedule that ran from a 9:30 a.m. flag raising to a 5:15 p.m. retreat parade.
Two big innings carried Fort Laramie's Wyoming squad to a 33-27 win over the Colorado Territorial All-Stars in a historic base ball game played under 1864 rules at Fort Laramie Historic Site's Fourth of July celebration.
Hundreds of spectators turned out on a warm summer day for the Fort Laramie Volunteer Fire Department's annual Fourth of July barbecue and fireworks show at Fort Laramie South Park, capping off the town's celebration of the nation's 250th birthday.
Hundreds of people turned out on a beautiful summer day for LaGrange's annual ice cream social and fireworks show July 3, part of a special Fourth of July weekend celebrating the nation's 250th birthday and hosted, as always, by the LaGrange Volunteer Fire Department.
The Torrington Tigers C continued their strong summer campaign Tuesday, sweeping a doubleheader from Cheyenne Post 6 by scores of 9-0 and 16-2 behind timely hitting, aggressive baserunning and dominant pitching.
I was told about Golden Prairie Delights the day before I went. By the time I left, I was already planning when I could go back.
WYO HELP will discontinue its rent and utility payment assistance program in Goshen County, beginning with its new grant year in September, and shift its focus locally to operating the WYO HELP Food Pantry.
Hawk Springs Reservoir is running low this summer, and anyone hoping to fish it over the Fourth of July weekend should not wait. The park itself is telling visitors as much: boating is already off the table, and a dry winter upstream means conditions could keep worsening before they improve.
Gas prices around Goshen County held near $4 a gallon as of 11 a.m. Tuesday, a snapshot drivers will be watching closely as a record number of Americans prepare to hit the road for the Fourth of July weekend.
A TORN, TATTERED flag flying against the background of bombshells at Fort McHenry. A battle-scarred flag, flying over the U.S. Marines as they stormed Iwo Jima. A silken flag, flying from the porch of an American home in the countryside. A crisp, new flag flying over the terrace of the White House. A noble flag in the corner of a school room as a boy lays his hand over his heart to pledge allegiance.
The Goshen County Library's new Mobile Kitchen Cart got its first hands-on use last Friday, with young patrons learning to make Johnnycakes, also known as hoe cakes, a simple cornmeal flatbread with roots stretching back centuries.
TORRINGTON – The Goshen County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees voted 6-3 Thursday to continue the district's participation in a federal program that allows schools to serve meals to all students at no charge, after a presentation that detailed rising costs, shifting enrollment figures and renewed concern among trustees about the timing of the decision.
