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Sublette Center nurse recognized with DAISY Award

One noted, “(Burbank) cares deeply for the elders in our community. She is frequently at the bedside, holding their hands, as they take their last breath. She is a blessing to our facility.”

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Rainfall, snowmelt leads to rising water levels

Water flows in Pine Creek below Fremont Lake continue to rise with spring storms and as higher elevation snowpack melts. Sublette County Emergency Management and the Sublette County Sheriff’s Office are asking the public to be alert for sudden rising waters when recreating this time of year.

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Mark ‘Meadowlark’ Mickelson honored

Thursday evening, June 1, people from across the state and beyond responded to the Wyoming Community Foundation (WCF) Sublette Area Local Board’s invitation to honor Mickelson with the 2023 Spirit of the Meadowlark Award.

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Foundation 23 launches new campaign

The public is invited to participate in Foundation 23’s 2023 Community Fundraising campaign from July 1 through Sept. 23.

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Lummis’ field rep coming to Sublette County

“My team and I are working every day to make sure the federal government works for the people of Wyoming. Whether you need help interacting with a federal agency, facilitating a passport or visa request, tracking down Social Security checks or VA benefits, or you just want to ensure your voice is being heard in Washington, my team of field representatives is available to meet with you. These remote office hours will bring my office closer to the people we are here to serve, and I hope they will foster good conversations and also provide necessary help to ensure that the people of Wyoming can better navigate the complexities of the federal government,” Sen. Lummis said in a June 5 press release.

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Commissioners debate Upper Green bridge situation

Pape told commissioners he’s going to need a huge amount of gravel in a short time frame and received a Hughes Enterprise bid of $899,097.90 to crush gravel with their crusher for the county. Some fine aggregate will be stockpiled and next year, the piles could be mixed, he said.

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County heads work with new pay scales

“Every employee in the county is going to be accounted for on a scale now,” she said. Previously, more than 10 percent of the county employees were not accounted for; that is now 2 percent for granted positions and special attorneys.

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‘Budget Week’ brings out wish lists

These department requests call for total appropriations of $82, 534,746 or about $83 million.

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Community weed-pulling program gets underway

The challenge then is to pull and bag as many berteroa, cheatgrass and clip as many musk flowers as possible. Full bags should be brought to the SCWP office on Thursday afternoons to be weighed in. Participants will be paid $1 per pound of weeds pulled, with the SCWP allocating payouts at its regularly scheduled board meeting in September. Weeds may only be pulled from public property.

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Monument Ridge Project continues on Big Piney District

The project, proposed by the Sublette County Collaborative, is multifaceted. It encompasses fuels reduction within the wildland urban interface, wildlife habitat enhancement and safety and access improvements for recreation. These activities will improve forest health, promote wildlife populations for elk, mule deer and sage grouse and provide sustainable recreation opportunities well into the future.

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PAPO directors, team step close to the ‘line’

The Pinedale Anticline Project Area’s board met in person in Pinedale for its now once-yearly meeting to review its budget, approve some project-funding applications and vote in a new board chair. The board consists of state agency representatives from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Wyoming Game and Fish, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Wyoming Department of Agriculture (WDA).

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Broadband listening session scheduled in Pinedale

Over the next few years, the State of Wyoming will make unprecedented funds available to address broadband needs throughout the state. Your engagement and input are crucial in shaping these plans and we want to hear from you. The WBC Broadband Office and CTC will host the in-person broadband listening session in Pinedale on Monday, June 5, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Commissioners' Room at the Sublette County Courthouse, 21 S. Tyler Ave., Pinedale, WY 8294.

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Branding time in the Upper Green

“I am so grateful to be part of a village,” ranch owner Madeleine Murdock said. “Most of the people here played together as children, went to school together, look out for each other and grow old together. There’s something to be said about the health and happiness of a community that is fortunate enough to live among all these generations.”

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DEQ seeks air-quality plan comments

The AQD is soliciting comments from the interested public on this network plan. The plan is available for public comment and the public will be allowed a period of 30 days to submit written comments. Public comments must be received no later than June 24. All comments received by the close of business on June 24 will be submitted to EPA’s Region 8 along with the plan and will be retained on file in the Cheyenne office.

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Game and Fish to host Kids Fishing Day event in Pinedale

Kids are invited to “get hooked on fishing” at the annual Kids Fishing Day event Saturday, June 3, 2023. The event will take place at the Dudley Key Fields Pond (located behind the bus barn) in Pinedale. Wyoming Game and Fish Department regularly stocks plenty of trout in the pond. Parents are also invited to come and share in the fun.

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101st birthday bash!

Martha Henson sent us this photo of her mom, Elaine Mess, a resident of the Sublette Center who turned 101 years old on May 17. Happy birthday, Elaine!

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Sublette welcomes UW Extension’s new 4-H educator

“Tiera brings educational experience and knowledge of positive youth development to our 4-H program,” says Mandy Marney, senior associate director of UW Extension. “Her skillsets in family and consumer sciences will offer a wealth of resources for youth in Sublette County.”

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Artists’ convention coming to Sublette County

Artists from across the Cowboy State are expected to converge in Sublette County next month for the revival of the Wyoming Artists’ Association (WAA) annual convention — the first held since COVID forced the cancellation in 2020. A group of WAA past presidents organized this year’s three-day convention, from June 9-11, to include a judged exhibition, workshops, a quick draw fundraiser on Friday and a Saturday evening banquet.

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PHS Honor Court

Pinedale High School administrators revealed the five top-ranked seniors academically and the valedictorian for the graduating Class of 2023 at its May 22 awards ceremony at the Sheppard Auditorium.Pictured, from left, are Top Five of the Senior Class Award recipients Mikayla Drake, Mandy Majhanovich, Sara Kunard, Holden Saxton, Salutatorian Andrew Jones and Valedictorian Chase Dorrity.

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Daniel Mother's Day Tea Sip & Paint

Mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sons and daughters gather at the Daniel Schoolhouse May 13 for the community’s annual Mother's Day Tea, which added painting to the sipping.

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Pinedale FFA honors members, mentors

Many different honors and awards were presented, including chapter degrees, with special attention to freshman Star Chapter Greenhand Trayven Rouge and senior Star Chapter Farmer Mackenzie Head. Members also awarded honorary degrees to Pinedale rancher Madeleine Murdock, Jeff Maxam and Bondurant ranchers Lennie Campbell and Walden Campbell.

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UW, SBDC host HUBZone workshop in Pinedale

The HUBZone program fuels small-business growth in historically underutilized business zones with a goal of awarding at least 3 percent of federal contract dollars to HUBZone-certified companies each year.

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Kickin’ Cancer plans 21st annual fundraiser

Tickets for the annual fundraiser will be available at the door. Adult dinner tickets are priced at $25 and tickets for children 12 and under are $5.

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Exceptional students recognized

The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees opened its May 11 regular meeting by honoring five outstanding Students of the Month – four for April and one for March.

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SCSO announces Prepared Live launch

The Prepared Live System is about saving lives. Having live, real-time information from an active scene helps ensure quicker and safer response services. Participation in video-chat during a call is completely voluntary and the caller must consent. If the caller consents, they will receive a livestream link via text sent by the dispatcher, enabling the caller to activate live video upon a click.

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Pinedale students win ‘Letters’ contest

Two Pinedale students are among the winners selected by Wyoming Humanities in the 2023 Letters About Literature contest. The national program invites students in fourth through 12th grades to write back to the author of a book that changed their lives and inspired them. More than 160 Wyoming students competed in the 2023 event.

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Snowmelt renders Reardon Draw impassable

BLM crews expect to complete repairs and reopen the road by midsummer.

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Pinedale water rates may increase

Water rates for Pinedale residents could rise by as much as $2.10 per month to help fund the replacement of the main waterline beneath Quartz Avenue and a portion of Jade Street and Shanley Avenue.

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Oilfield fire self-extinguishes

According to SCUF Fire Chief Shad Cooper, firefighters began cooling the exposures on site while the tank battery operating company turned off the related production feeds. Once the production supply was isolated, firefighters transitioned to suppression activities, using foam to control any hydrocarbon vapors. Despite their efforts, the fire activity increased near the production tanks, forcing firefighters to retreat across Calpet Road for their own safety. The fire was monitored from across the highway while a second attempt was made to contain the residual fire from oil remaining within the tank battery.

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Training for the worst

All the volunteer 'victims' were given a script of what to say and how to present their wounds to the first responders. Law enforcement officers cleared each room and each person according to regulation and finally discovered the sole perpetrator with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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Public health offering additional Bivalent COVID-19 booster

Sublette County Public Health offers bivalent doses of Moderna and Pfizer vaccines at the COVID Vaccine Clinics held in Pinedale every Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. and by appointment and at the Marbleton office every Tuesday from 1 to 4 p.m. and by appointment.

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Wind River Skate Club

Nina Gordei, Josie Harmon, and Kandis Johnston Official passed their United States Figure Skating Tests. Overall, the Wind River Skate Club brought home 32 Gold Medals, 29 Silver Medals and 19 Bronze Medals. Congratulations!

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Prom 2023 – Hollywood Red Carpet

The 2023 Prom Royalty included King Dodge Normington and Queen Trista Covill, First Attendants Ana Mika and Bridger Kaiser, Second Attendants Jake Hammer and Ashley Boulter and Third Attendants Anna Lehr and Doug Dexter.

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Snow handy for BTNF controlled burns

Burning started May 2 and could carry on through this month or June, depending on weather, access and fuel conditions, according to BTNF’s Evan Guzik. The slash piles – branches, limbs and trunks – are products of mechanical or hand thinning, timber sales and other projects piled and left to cure so the slash is completely burned.

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Spring cleaning!

Sage & Snow Garden Club members trim, rake, weed and bag up winter debris Tuesday evening at the club’s Waterwise Garden, installed years ago between Maybell Avenue curb and back fence and maintained by volunteers for passersby pleasure.

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Pinedale FFA Labor Auction May 5

This year’s auction is coming up on Friday, May 5, at 6:30 p.m. in the Sublette County School District 1 Boardroom, 665 N. Tyler Ave., in Pinedale.

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PNG to lower summer natural gas rates

The past “bitter winter was about 18 percent colder than recent averages,” Shute said in his April summary for PNG customers.

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Town budget passes first reading

The budget ordinance must pass two more readings before it is formally adopted. A meeting for the second reading is scheduled for May 1 at 4 p.m. in the Pinedale Library Lovatt Room. The third reading is slated for May 22 at 12 p.m., also in the Lovatt Room. The time for the third and final reading may change depending on how much discussion remains from the second reading.

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SGWG to meet in Sublette County

The Upper Green River Basin Sage Grouse Working group — one of eight regional groups in Wyoming — plans to meet in Pinedale on Monday, May 15, from 2 to 4 p.m., to discuss the allocation of funds for projects to implement the sage-grouse conservation plan.

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Report: air quality worsens in many Wyoming counties, including Sublette

Sublette County maintained its F grade, and Weston County was the only county to report a slight improvement in ozone pollution. Campbell, Fremont, Sublette, Sweetwater and Teton counties each experienced more unhealthy short-term particle pollution days, on average, compared with last year’s report.

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Ready, set, garden!

Dozens of gardeners of all ages and experiences attended from across and beyond Sublette County. For events, news and membership, visit www.sageandsnowgardenclub.org.

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Bowling for early childhood education!

All funds raised at the event will directly benefit the Children’s Learning Centers in Pinedale and Big Piney and will help keep preschool tuition affordable, said Becky Gregory, Sublette development and Pinedale site manager.

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Support HEAR at Nested West, April 30

Everyone is invited to visit Nested West, 231 W. Pine St., Pinedale on Sunday, April 30, from 1-3 p.m. for food, drinks, raffles and treats. HEAR volunteers and supporters also want to share news about their local nonprofit animal rescue! Please leave furry friends at home.

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Sublette students receive 4-H Foundation scholarships

Fifteen continuing scholarships ranging from $1,700 to $2,300 were awarded this year, including to Jakobi Hibbert, of Big Piney, who received the Ella E. Schloredt Continuing Award. Past winners of the scholarship are eligible to receive it again for up to four years as long as they maintain a grade point average of at least 3.0 and meet academic progress requirements.

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Commissioners award three scholarships

The commissioners selected the trio out of 10 applicants following a short executive session. In making their choices, the commissioners considered each student’s extracurricular activities, scholastic ability, American College Testing (ACT) score and grade point average.

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BLM approves WYDOT temporary housing lease

The parcel, known as “Parcel 26,” is currently being used as a staging area for construction on Highway 189/191.

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Town extends winter water allowance for bleeding

Councilmembers also voted to extend the waiver of overage fees for the Redstone Second Addition to May 15. In February, the town council waived water and sewer overage fees along portions of Quartz Avenue, Jade Street and Shanley Avenue to promote bleeding and prevent additional pipes from freezing.

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GMP for hospital, new Sublette Center set

The difference between the total project cost of $75.6 million and the gross maximum price of $57.6 million consisted of “soft costs,” professional service fees, insurance and financing rates and additional expenditures like real estate and owner contingency.

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Wind River Skate Club

Nina Gordei, Josie Harmon, and Kandis Johnston Official passed their United States Figure Skating Tests. Overall, the Wind River Skate Club brought home 32 Gold Medals, 29 Silver Medals and 19 Bronze Medals. Congratulations!

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Winter ozone season creeps into April

“This is the first time AQD has extended the winter ozone season,” said DEQ spokesperson Kimberly Mazza, adding the extension to April 15 “is warranted.”

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

In proclaiming April 2023 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month in Sublette County, the commissioners called upon all citizens to speak out against sexual assault and support local efforts to assist victims of these crimes in finding the help and healing they need.

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Hospital, Sublette Center construction slated to begin in May

Construction, originally planned to begin in April, was pushed out a month as the SCHD finalized its financing for the $75.1-million project, Lueschow remarked. While an April starting date was preferable, commencing building in May was more realistic and “aligned” better with ongoing winter weather and a heavy blanket of snow covering the ground in Sublette County, Lueschow added.

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Kovach to sign ‘Family’ April 13

Each story of holidays and celebration is based in Wyoming or the West and all are fictional, and they all contain Kovach’s efforts to write about universal “family” struggles, triumphs and spiritual lessons learned.

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SAFV receives donation from RMP Foundation

This year, the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation granted $2,500 to support the continuation of such services throughout Sublette County.

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Sublette BOCES hosts kids' Camp Invention

Catching Air – Young people take a confidence-building ride through physics, engineering and art and design and build their own skate park. Invent celebration – Campers take on the role of event planners as they throw a party celebrating creativity and innovation. MimicBot – Children show their unique style when they transform a robot that mimics sounds into a one-of-a-kind animatronic stuffie. Pop-Up Venture – Big ideas come to life as campers design their own mini pop-up business.

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Governor plans Pinedale Town Hall to discuss wildlife impacted by severe weather

Following a brief presentation by the Wyoming Game and Fish, the meeting will be opened for questions and comments by the public.

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Wyoming Medicaid warns of fake texts, bogus calls

Wyoming Medicaid and the related Kid Care CHIP program never charge or ask for money from individuals to enroll or re-enroll. No one should share banking or credit card information with anyone that calls claiming to be from Wyoming Medicaid or the Wyoming Department of Health.

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Ozone Outlook issued through March 29, 2023

This is notification that the Air Quality Division (AQD) of Wyoming’s Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has issued an Upper Green River Basin (UGRB) Ozone Outlook starting on Monday, March 27 and forecasted to persist through Wednesday, March 29, 2023. The AQD will continue forecasting daily to determine if an Ozone Action Day should be issued to implement Ozone Contingency Plans.

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Little Jennie Ranch Skijoring results

Pick up a copy of the Friday, March 24, 2023 Pinedale Roundup for additional photos from the Little Jennie Ranch Skijoring.

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Winter ozone spikes near Pinedale prompt health advisories

The action plan has been activated three times so far this winter: March 7-8 and March 19.

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Annual Sunny Korfanta giant slalom results

Athletes of all ages gathered on the slopes at White Pine Ski Resort for the annual Sunny Korfanta giant slalom race on Sunday, March 12, and the results are in!

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Happy St. Patrick's Day!

The Harpers and the Percys sit down to the annual St. Patrick’s Day corned beef, cabbage and the works dinner served in Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church’s banquet hall last Friday.

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Keep bleeders running

Even though temperatures are beginning to reach the 30s in Sublette County, the springtime thawing and refreezing process can drive frost deeper into the ground where pipes are located, Pearce said.

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PFAC presents The John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band

John Jorgensen Bluegrass Band is an all-star bluegrass supergroup featuring four legendary, award-winning musicians – John Jorgenson on acoustic guitar, mandolin and vocals; Herb Pedersen on banjo, acoustic guitar and vocals; Mark Fain on bass; and Patrick Sauber on acoustic guitar and vocals – delivering bluegrass like no one has ever heard it before.

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Art of the Winds seeks ‘eARTh Day’ entries

All ages are welcome to enter up to four of their original 2D or 3D pieces, no more than 8 inches in height, width or depth, including the frame.

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Local communications center now RapidSOS ready

Citizens can create their free emergency health profile by visiting emergencyprofile.org and entering pertinent medical and profile information, such as • Name, date of birth and address • Pre-existing conditions Allergies Medical notes (ex. mental health issues, developmental disabilities, etc.) COVID-19 symptoms Emergency contacts

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Homeowner, dogs recover after Daniel fire

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Figure skaters bring home more medals

All Wind River Skate Club skaters, including the synchronized skating team, will perform in the Spring Ice Show on Friday, March 24, and Saturday, March 25, at 6 p.m. in the Sublette County Ice Arena, 1219 W. Washington St., Pinedale.

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BLM seeks public comment on Upper Green River Cemetery District

The Pinedale cemetery is running out of space and there is a need of a second cemetery. To review the complete proposal, including a project map, and to submit comments visit the project website at https://eplanning.blm.gov/eplanning-ui/project/2023727/510. Comments may also be submitted via mail to: BLM Pinedale Field Office, Attn: Tracy Hoover, PO Box 768, Pinedale, WY 82941. Scoping comments will be accepted until April 14, 2023.

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Commissioners, 3-2, reject JFR guest ranch expansion

Vickrey asked to make a statement before the anticipated hours-long discussion began, referring to the Wyoming Constitution’s State Code. “Remember that some things are not for sale. I am not for sale. Some things in this world money can’t buy and by God I’m one of them. ”

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Local authorities join search for Gabby Petito

Petito was last accounted for in Grand Teton National Park.

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Sublette lifts its fire restrictions with caution

That applies to private lands in the county and was effective 12:01 a.m. Wednesday morning.

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McCollum returns to western Wyoming

Memorial services for fallen U.S. Marine and Wyoming native Rylee McCollum will be held after his child is born.

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COVID-19 testing state's health-care system

Public Health encouraged those who are feeling ill to get tested and quarantine. That update alone confirmed individuals were quarantining or isolating in Big Piney, Boulder, Bondurant, Marbleton and Pinedale.

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Crews free ospreys found entwined

After a landowner called to say that two fledgling osprey appeared to be trapped in their nest on a 30-foot platform, Wyoming Game and Fish biologist Dean Clause and Sublette Emergency Manager Jim Mitchell came to the rescue.

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Layton construction manager outlines hospital process

The Sublette County Hospital District’s critical access hospital construction timetable remains fluid due to fluctuations in raw material markets.

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Fifty years of fighting fires

Bondurant firefighters Richard and Gloria Thomas, with 27 and 23 years respectively, were honored recently for their notable 50 combined years of service.

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Youth participate in summer bike repair class

Pinedale youth completed a pilot summer bike repair class sponsored by the 4-H in cooperation with the Sublette Prevention Coalition and Department of Family Services.

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Jewkes receives sentence of 15 to 20 years

Jewkes’ fate was announced at the end of her one-day trial on Aug. 19.

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Ten new recruits join SCUF

Fire Chief Shad Cooper presided over the ceremony at SCUF’s Marbleton training facility. Family members, close friends and veteran firefighters pinned SCUF badges onto each graduate’s chest.

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Little Wrangler Day Camp participants make their marks

Little Wrangler Day Campers spent the last couple weeks with visiting artist Cristy Anspach thanks to a Community Support Grant from the Wyoming Arts Council.

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Pinedale air quality team gets honor from DEQ

If your team’s job is to examine the Upper Green River Basin’s oil and gas emissions and decrease or prevent them, your work might seem endless.

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Garden of Beauty – Aug. 20

The final Garden of Beauty Award from the Sage and Snow Garden Club goes to Chris Thomas and Roy Barney, 96 Willow Lake Road, near Pinedale.

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Garden party for a day

The Sage and Snow Garden Club hosted its annual Garden Tour and Dinner on Saturday, Aug. 14.

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Boulder man dies in rollover

Local traveled less than a mile before rolling on Highway 353.

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UPDATE: Missing hiker discovered in Fremont County

Authorities confirmed that, unfortunately, they discovered the hiker returning from Gannett Peak was discovered deceased in Fremont County.

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Over $12K raised for PAC in July

Friends of PAC, the local nonprofit that provides support for the Pinedale Aquatic Center, raised over $12,000 in donations for the PAC in July.

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Garden of Beauty – Aug. 13

This week, the Sage and Snow Garden Club awarded Laurie and Mike McClain at 7 Faler Lane near Pinedale its coveted Garden of Beauty Award.

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Fair: Hardworking horses of the pulls

The busy week closed with the Saturday night special contest of teams from several states competing in the Utah Horse Pulling Association’s sanctioned event.

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Fair: Greased pig, pig wrestling results

Results from the Sublette County Fair.

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Fair: Little Buckaroo Rodeo results

Results from the Sublette County Fair.

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Fair: 4-H, FFA and Open Division awards

Results from the Sublette County Fair.

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Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show returns

The 2021 Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show brought together local artists and art lovers who in the past year have missed getting together. Although this year’s show held off on the social reception, quick draw and auction as health precautions, many fairgoers stopped by the Community Hall during the recent Sublette County Fair.

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Garden of Beauty – Aug. 6

Gary and Ruth Neely, 75 Fox Willow Drive, Pinedale, love all the smells, colors and shapes that are a delightful part of gardening.

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Sublette reaches settlement with Vanguard

The Sublette County Treasurer’s Office and Attorney’s Office finally brought an end to the ongoing Vanguard Natural Resources litigation.

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Bell creates photo book to remember 2020

One part of life that stayed just as it was during last year’s COVID-19 shutdown was the beauty of the natural landscapes, wildflowers and wildlife.

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Enzi remembered by those he influenced

Mike Enzi was working on his pilot’s license when he chose Dave Bell for a small flight from Gillette to Cheyenne.

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Annual garden club tour is Aug. 14

With our warm days and warm nights, Sublette County gardeners are enjoying gorgeous flowers and bountiful harvests.

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Garden of Beauty – July 30

This week’s beautiful garden award goes to Jill and Mark Randall and son Garrett, 90 Horseshoe Road, near Daniel.

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Garden of Beauty – July 23

The colorful array of flowers adorning the large deck and patio at 120 Fox Willow Drive in Pinedale earned the Sage and Snow Garden of Beauty Award this week for gardeners Michele and Bill Doyle.

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Popular art show to return to Sublette County Fair

Big Piney artist and art show director Sharon Schell is pleased to announce the return of the Sublette County Fair Lynn Thomas Memorial Art Show. Because of continued COVID concerns, there will be no reception, quick draw or auction this year. However, fair goers can anticipate and enjoy a vibrant exhibit of new work by 22 local artists.

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Garden of Beauty – July 16

The Sage and Snow Garden Club has selected Dorothy and Wayne Fornstroms’ beautiful gardens at 39 Granite Lane as this week’s Garden of Beauty.

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Judge approves anonymity in Big Piney lawsuit

Sublette County School District 9 did not respond to the plaintiff's request for anonymity.

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Scales and Tales reptiles greet kids

Youth in Pinedale and Big Piney were treated to a presentation by Scales and Tales Utah, where founder Shane Richins brought lizards and snakes to greet the Sublette County youth.

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Cyclists pass through Pinedale raising funds for veterans

The Forest Service ranger informing the Zenonis they were in the path of a mother grizzly and her two cubs somewhere near Togwotee Pass was just another byproduct of Dean’s quest to maintain motivation.

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Garden of Beauty winner announced

Julie Early and Barney Snyder, 40 Hay Meadow Drive, near Pinedale, are the Sage and Snow Garden Club’s second Garden of Beauty Award for 2021.

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Wolf seasons to be discussed

The Wyoming Game and Fish will discuss and vote on proposed gray wolf trophy hunting seasons during its upcoming meeting, July 13-15, in Sheridan.

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Public Health nurses earn DAISY Team Award

Sublette County Public Health staff received a surprise at an event the agency hosted to thank the community for its support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Collaborative study shows climate change impacts on Greater Yellowstone Area

A first-of-its-kind recently published study indicates the Greater Yellowstone Area will see major environmental shifts within the next 80 years if there is little to no action taken to mitigate climate change.

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Hundreds gather for Bondo BBQ

Photos from the 79th annual Bondurant BBQ.

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Gordon reacts to Supreme Court's inaction on coal port suit

The United States Supreme Court ruled earlier this week that it will not hear a challenge made by both Wyoming and Montana to a proposed coal-port case based in Washington State.

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A garden of beauty

Karen and Ole Skinner of 126 Fayette Pole Creek Rd., Pinedale, are the first recipients of the Sage and Snow Garden Club’s Garden of Beauty Award for 2021.

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PHOTOS: 2021 Spring Expo

Photos from the 2021 Spring Expo.

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PHOTOS: 2021 Gem & Mineral Show

Photos from the 2021 Sublette County Rock Hounds Gem & Mineral Show.

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Centennial: Pinedale wins county seat

The following is a story published in the Pinedale Roundup, Vol. 16, No. 27. It has only been edited to conform to standard style and runs now as it did 100 years ago.

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Final Students of the Month honored for 2020-21 year

The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized the final Students of the Month for the 2020-2021 academic year at its June 17 meeting.

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Volunteers help Fence Day efforts

Hunters and fishermen alike pulled up to the edge of Kendall Valley with fencing pliers and gloves with the aim of clearing over a mile of barbed wire fencing in the area on June 15.

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WWSGS continues with history-making horse sale

The sale’s total was about $600,000 with $146,500 paid out to local consigners.

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Children's art on display at Mystery Print Gallery

The show runs through July 3.

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Vlastos named Teacher of the Year

Stepping up to teach in front of a classroom filled with teenagers for the first time is daunting. Fortunately, educator George Vlastos found a mentor early in his career.

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Gem and Mineral Show to open

The fifth annual gem and mineral show by the Sublette County Rock Hounds is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 18-20.

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Little Wrangler Day Camp gains donation

Friends of PAC recently received a $5,000 grant to support the Pinedale Aquatic Center’s Little Wrangler Day Camp this summer.

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Gordon announces new drought resource website

Gov. Mark Gordon announced new drought resources this week for those curious or in need.

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Multibay garage catches fire

There were no injuries and an investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.

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Marshall earns DAISY Award

The DAISY Award is a 12-year old international honor bestowed upon a nurse who is recognized by her peers, as well as community, for exemplary care.

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Star Valley Health breaks ground on new facility

Members of Star Valley Health, North Lincoln County Hospital District and elected officials gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Alpine Health Care Facility on May 21.

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Wyoming receives nuclear investment

The announcement Gov. Mark Gordon teased for days was finally shared on Wednesday morning and foreshadowed a massive investment in Wyoming’s energy futures.

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Noble's Upper Green River book garners award

The book won the 'Silver Medal' in the 2021 Independent Publisher Book Awards' History - Oversized Category.

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SAFV gains donation

The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation continued its decade-long support for the Sublette County Sexual Assault and Family Violence Task Force with a $2,500 grant recently.

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Big Piney dancer making memories

Taking to the stage from a young age, Skye Sperl brings experience and dedication to her dance team.

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Students of the Month for May recognized

Four students chosen as classes ready for dismissal.

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Middle school students gain STEAM

Pinedale Middle School students became “Artist Explorers” last week through a STEAM-based arts residency.

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Book signing for Brodie

Local writer and former Pinedale Roundup columnist Mary Brodie has announced a book signing for her first novel.

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Black will change pleas related to fentanyl charges

An Idaho Falls man charged with bringing fentanyl pills disguised as Oxycodone into Sublette County on Jan. 28 will change his not guilty pleas after reached a plea agreement.

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Gray wolf population saw growth outside trophy-game area

Gray wolves across of Wyoming at the end of 2020 showed growth compared to the year before with higher estimates outside of the state’s trophy-game area.

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Rex Rammell trial gets postponed

The trial will be rescheduled due to a witness’s health concerns, according to Circuit Court Clerk Amy Knotts.

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Gordon speaks to Senate committee on leasing moratorium

Gov. Gordon joins diverse group of witnesses.

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PHS' Shyla Orders earns STARR Scholarship

She received word earlier this month.

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PHS students learn from 'Hamilton' star

Thayne Jasperson came to Pinedale to teach multiple workshops.

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UW publishes migration conservation study

The interdisciplinary study involves ecology, economics and law to examine migration habits.

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WYLD Dance Co. finishes big in Utah

Dance team from small-county Wyoming is making a big name for itself, taking some of the top placings at a regional event in Utah.

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Gordon issues statement on BLM's lack of 2Q lease sale

Gov. Mark Gordon issued a statement on Wednesday after receiving news the Bureau of Land Management will not hold its second-quarter oil and gas lease sale.

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Lummis brings K-12 budget issues to Senate

U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis recently invited Wyoming State Sen. Affie Ellis, R-Cheyenne, to Washington, D.C., so she could testify about the importance of the energy sector to Wyoming’s schools before the Banking Committee hearing on Tuesday.

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Commissioners revisit healthcare policies after year of COVID

As daily active COVID-19 cases once again flatten throughout the county, the Sublette County Board of Commissioners addressed numerous items that were implemented a year ago to combat the incoming pandemic at its meeting on Tuesday inside the Pinedale Library’s Lovatt Room.

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Green River trout estimates break records

The year 2020 is one many of us will remember.

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Gov. Gordon signs new bills supporting state's energy sector

Gov. Mark Gordon signed another six bills into law this week, including three that support Wyoming’s energy sector.

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SCSD1 recognizes Students of the Month

The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized four Students of the Month at its April 8 regular meeting.

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Sublette COVID cases remain high as health orders extend

The two remaining statewide health orders in Wyoming have been extended to the end of the month while Sublette County’s surge in active COVID-19 cases continues.

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Pronghorn picnic to cap Earth Day celebration

Earth Day is the perfect time to take a good look around and see where the outside world and our wildlife need extra attention.

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Gov. Gordon signs bills, expresses disappointment

Gov. Mark Gordon put pen to paper this week, signing dozes of bills approved by the Wyoming Legislature during the 66th Session into law.

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PHS brings The Addams Family to life

Dead ancestors rise from their graves to join the living in an annual rite celebrating generations of Addams Family history.

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HEAR always looks for 'furever' homes

The year was 2007 and the “boom” was under way.

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COVID-19 cases rise as variants detected in Sublette

An updated briefing on April 6 confirmed 18 active cases of COVID-19 in Sublette County, 13 of which were confirmed so far in the week.

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Battling a pandemic

Nurses deal with all kinds of trauma.

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Addressing Sublette's alcohol culture

Sheriff K.C. Lehr has referred to Sublette County as home ever since he and his parents moved to Big Piney when he was 10.

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Short-term rental guidelines discussed

About 18 people attended the March 25 public workshop about county short-term rentals.

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Q&A with Sen. John Barrasso

The senator took time to answer a few of the Roundup’s questions.

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SCSO warns of ongoing IRS and Social Security scam calls

The Sublette County Sheriff’s Office has recently received multiple calls about IRS and Social Security scam calls

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First bear sightings bring awareness tips

It’s clear – the bears are out. And right on schedule.

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The Addams Family comes to Pinedale

Pinedale High School troop revives iconic characters with musical.

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Fishing For the Fight chosen as donation recipient

FFTF chosen by Pinedale Dental.

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Rock Hounds club prepares for annual gem conventions

The club’s next meeting is Saturday, April 17, at 1 p.m. at the fairgrounds Event Center.

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G&F's Turnbull transfers to Sheridan

Turnbull was in Pinedale since Dec. 2005.

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Students of the Month honored

Four students honored.

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Jewkes' arraignment set for March 25

Driver faces two felony aggravated homicide charges.

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Public Health continues vaccination rollout

Days after Gov. Mark Gordon announced he would not renew Wyoming’s statewide mask requirement, Sublette County Public Health Nurse Janna Lee delivered the promising update on Sublette’s battle with the novel coronavirus.

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Historic county divisions in Wyoming

Celebrating Sublette's centennial.

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GRVCA looking toward the future

Jeanne Lockwood, president of the Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association, had a strong message to share during the group’s March 6 annual meeting at Marbleton Town Hall.

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DOI plans fossil fuel forum for March 25

The Department of the Interior announced a virtual forum set for Thursday, March 25, as part of its “comprehensive review of the federal oil and gas program called for in Executive Order 14008.”

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Summer projects to affect airport users

Four expansion and renovation projects are scheduled at the Pinedale Airport for this summer.

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Gov. Gordon announces removal of statewide mask requirement

More info to come on the reduced health orders that will go into effect March 16.

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Political boundaries before Wyoming

Celebrating Sublette's Centennial.

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Cunningham wins Peace Poster Contest

Big Piney seventh-grader Addi Cunningham wins prize awarded by Pinedale Lions Club.

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Vaccine registration opens further

WDH revises 1C group to include those 50 years and older.

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Hospital district update on management partner

Timeline update on hospital district's choice for management partner.

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Ultra commits to 'responsibly sourced gas'

UP Energy, previously Ultra Petroleum, announced Thursday its plans to certify its Upper Green River Basin natural-gas products as “responsibly sourced gas.”

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Naming of Sublette County

The latest installment in a series celebrating a century of Sublette County.

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Rammell campaign stops in Pinedale

Rex Rammell told a dozen people gathered in the Sublette County Libraries’ Lovatt Room that he had one more gubernatorial run in him.

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Legislative Update – Feb. 20

From House Rep. Albert Sommers, District No. 20

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Students of the Month recognized

The Sublette County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees recognized four Students of the Month on Feb. 11.

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Extension stress preparedness for area rangelands

Withstanding La Nina has been difficult for Wyoming agricultural producers.

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Sublette apprehensive of district consolidation bill

A bill aimed at restructuring Wyoming’s school districts, that would reduce the different number of districts in half, was received for introduction by the Wyoming Legislature on Jan. 26.

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Dr. Rammell's jury trial set for April 28

Rammell declined to waive his right to counsel.

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Management candidates make extended bids

Combined six hours of managing partner interviews with stakeholders and community members led to these takeaways.

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Gordon, governors call on Biden to withdraw executive order

Gov. Mark Gordon leads group of 17 Republican governors calling on President Biden to withdraw oil and gas lease executive order.

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Ten snowplow collisions happen within five-day window

WYDOT reports 17 snowplow collisions this winter season already.

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The organization of Sublette County

Celebrating Sublette's Centennial

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CURED sponsors exhibit at Pinedale Library's Gallery Wall

Thirteen artworks show a wide range of perspectives – and creative expression – to portray “A Vision of Responsible Energy Development” in Sublette County and Wyoming.

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Hospital Board makes first key decisions

The board moved forward with vital steps in hospital's opening during Wednesday night meeting.

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‘Bold Wanderings’ will help you locate your place in the cosmos

Art writer Sue Sommers writes about a piece found at Mystery Print Gallery.

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Jewkes' preliminary is continued again

Jewkes is charged with two counts of aggravated homicide and driving under the influence of alcohol after being involved in a fatal collision in Hoback Canyon on Jan. 1.

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Brost's trial still on; Carter to change plea

Two Pinedale residents charged together last October with felony and misdemeanor drug charges both had trials set to begin on March 8, in 9th District Court.

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Public invited to Q&As with hospital district's managing partner finalists

The meetings will be held at the Big Piney Library, and on Zoom, for three consecutive days next week.

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Legislative Update, Jan. 30, Feb. 1 and 2

From House Rep. Albert Sommers, District No. 20.

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Miller donates 162 more acres for conservation

The property is between the Bridger-Teton National Forest boundary and South Beaver Creek.

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SCSO recognizes 'years of service' milestones

Ten members celebrate their anniversaries.

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Proposed school district budget reductions tabled

Staff, students, community members spoke in opposition.

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Trials set for 4 in hunting-camp confrontation

Charges stem from October altercation.

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La Barge businessman removed from G&F Commission

Outspoken Schmid removed and replaced by Gov. Gordon.

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Libraries offer after-school 'study halls'

Ten at a time can use the spaces until 6 p.m.

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Attorney wants to question alleged victim

Marbleton resident charged with third-degree abuse of a minor.

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Big Piney man waives his speedy trial

Charges stem from October arrest.

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Delegation posts energy protection bills

Rep. Cheney introduces two energy bills, Sens. Lummis and Barrasso cosponsor new bill.

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Federal lease moratorium labeled as 'crushing,' 'illegal' – and 'necessary'

Biden Administration's 60-day federal lease moratorium draws swift reaction from locals.

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Oil and gas looks back at 2020

Annual survey outlines significant events.

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Sublette County Special Hospital District conducts 1st meeting

Board members take first step in "scary" and "exciting" chapter.

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Clear as ice

Winter fun continues in the mountain range.

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Christmas Bird Count returns

Tradition adds depth to Audubon Society's survey.

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Mary's Monolith

A lesson in perspective.

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