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County men to enter Cowboy Hall of Fame

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A jewel on the prairie

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EWC celebrates National GEAR UP Week

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Commissioners reject neighbors’ pleas; ok Lewis feedlot

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Early harvest underway...

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EWC celebrates National GEAR UP Week

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County men to enter Cowboy Hall of Fame
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Goshen County has no shortage of cowboys and girls – and two more hardworking individuals hailing from the state’s “banana belt” will be inducted into the Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame (WCHF) this weekend.
Hunt new chair of House Ag Comm
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Speaker of the Wyoming House Steve Harshman announced that Rep. Hans Hunt (R-Newcastle) will replace former Rep. Robert McKim as the chairman of the House Agriculture, State and Public Lands & Water Resources Committee and serve as co-chair of the Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands and Water Resources Committee.
Council discusses policies, power lines, centennial
9 hours ago
Policies for choosing contractors, using town credit cards and more were discussed at the Lingle Town Council meeting Wednesday evening.
Connections Academy opens virtual doors
1 week ago
As flexible learning and digital literacy continue to gain momentum, many parents are looking beyond traditional brick-and-mortar schools for their child’s education.

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Doggers suffer second loss

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Blazers split with Laramie on Senior Night

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L-FL demolishes NSI for first win

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Goshen wins big at state Livestock Judging contest

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L-FL demolishes NSI for first win

The Lingle-Fort Laramie Doggers picked up a road win by a wide margin Friday in Sheridan, besting Normative Services Institute 75-7 for their first win of the season.

by Erick Starkey

Updated: 6 days ago

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Blazers split with Laramie on Senior Night

In their final home match of the season Friday, the Torrington girls tennis team bested Laramie 4-1, while the Blazer boys were swept by the Plainsmen.

by Erick Starkey

Updated: 1 week ago

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Doggers suffer second loss

The Lingle-Fort Laramie Doggers kept the Guernsey-Sunrise Vikings quiet in the second half, but could not mount a comeback of their own, falling Friday on the road, 33-6.

by Erick Starkey

Updated: 1 week ago

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L-FL wins back-and-forth with Burns

After splitting the first two sets Thursday with Burns, the Lingle-Fort Laramie Lady Doggers won the third and fourth sets to seal the win at home.

by Erick Starkey

Updated: 2 weeks ago

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Doggers fall at home in Week 1

The Lingle-Fort Laramie Doggers struck first Friday against Little Snake River, but let the game slip away, falling 66-20 in their season opener at home.

by Erick Starkey

Updated: 2 weeks ago

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Community
Two sides:

Following the Sept. 19 public meeting of the Goshen County Commissioners, feedlot owner Robert Lewis and property owner Ron Stuckert agreed to separate interviews.
5 months ago
Community
Mission (nearly) accomplished

Ten years ago, Susan Thomas created a foundation to provide at-risk youth with inspiration, leadership and opportunity.
5 months ago
Community
Lunch Menus: September 27-October 3, 2017

Lunch Menus: September 27-October 3, 2017
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Community
Community Calendar: September 26, 2017

Community Calendar: September 26, 2017
5 months ago
Sports
THS tennis has seven place in top-four at regionals

Four individuals and three doubles pairings for the Torrington Trailblazers finished in the top-four at the South regional tournament over the weekend in Cheyenne, including two third-place finishes.
5 months ago
Sports
Lady Doggers post 3-1 record in Lusk Invite

The Lingle-Fort Laramie Lady Doggers won their first three games Saturday at the Lusk Invitational, before losing their final game against the host Lady Tigers.
5 months ago
Community
EWC to host tandem lecture series

Eastern Wyoming College will host a tandem lecture series titled “Environment, Health, and Biology” October 4 and 5 featuring Dr. Jake Morgan, a visiting speaker from Boston Medical Center, and Mr. Chris Wenzel, Science and Mathematics Division Chair at Eastern Wyoming College.
5 months ago
Community
A ‘Soul Safe’ community

In a proactive effort to create a web of support for those who feel as if they’re falling through the cracks, a local church is offering free suicide prevention training to the community later this month.
5 months ago

Back to school in Goshen County

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Community

Commissioners reject neighbors’ pleas; ok Lewis feedlot

Early harvest underway...

EWC celebrates National GEAR UP Week

Doggers suffer second loss

Blazers split with Laramie on Senior Night

L-FL demolishes NSI for first win

Goshen wins big at state Livestock Judging contest

Lingle Guide

L-FL Homecoming

Just Posted

Two sides:

County men to enter Cowboy Hall of Fame

A jewel on the prairie

EWC celebrates National GEAR UP Week

County men to enter Cowboy Hall of Fame

Hunt new chair of House Ag Comm

Council discusses policies, power lines, centennial

Connections Academy opens virtual doors

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L-FL demolishes NSI for first win

Blazers split with Laramie on Senior Night

Doggers suffer second loss

L-FL wins back-and-forth with Burns

Doggers fall at home in Week 1

Additional Articles

Two sides:

Mission (nearly) accomplished

Lunch Menus: September 27-October 3, 2017

Community Calendar: September 26, 2017

THS tennis has seven place in top-four at regionals

Lady Doggers post 3-1 record in Lusk Invite

EWC to host tandem lecture series

A ‘Soul Safe’ community

Back to school in Goshen County

A jewel on the prairie

Goshen wins big at state Livestock Judging contest

A Look Back: September 5, 2017

Progress Program proceeds...