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There’s a New Chief in Town

John Moore was sworn in as Chief of the Saratoga Police Department during a town council meeting earlier this month.

Chief Moore has over 17 years of experience working for Wyoming State Correction, Carbon County Sheriff's Department and Saratoga Police Department where he’s served as the interim chief since the fall.

Working Together, Reunifying Families

It’s a chilly, spring afternoon when a group of students and staff from Rawlins High School come off a bus and enter an undisclosed building.

Miracle Mile May be at Risk

Questions, comments and concerns were voiced during a public information meeting regarding the Seminoe Pump Storage Project hosted by Trout Unlimited last week.

The meeting had about 90 attendees ranging from members of Wyoming Fish and Game, Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation, concerned citizens and representatives of rPlus Hydro who will oversee the pump construction.

Learning In The Dark

For nearly 24 hours, the North Platte Valley went “off-the-grid” following an extended power outage which began on Saturday afternoon and was resolved late Sunday morning.

Mailers for Liberty

As the 68th Wyoming Legislature nears the end of the general session and bills head to Governor Mark Gordon’s desk, voters are getting a repeat of the most recent election cycle as mailers once again flood their post office boxes.

Shively Hardware Looks to the Future

For 100 years, Shively Hardware in downtown Saratoga has been the go-to for the Platte Valley. While that’s not changing anytime soon, the franchise which the small town business has worked with for more than 50 years is changing.

It’s just the latest move in a business which has entered its 4th generation of family management

Hunters and Anglers Have Voices Heard

Sportsmen and women from across Wyoming made the trek to Cheyenne and exercised their civic duty during the eighth annual Camo at the Capitol earlier this mon

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