On Friday, the picture of a vehicle belonging to Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Rawlins was posted to social media, eliciting a response from Carbon County Sheriff Alex Bakken.

When the Rawlins City Council appointed Matt Hall as Rawlins’ permanent city manager earlier this month, it marked the next chapter in a career rooted in Wyoming public service.

Every Saratoga wrestler is heading to the State Championships in Casper after strong performances in Regional Tournament last weekend.

The Saratoga Panthers and Lady Panthers end the regular season with two wins and two losses away against the Little Snake River Rattlers and home against the Southeast Cyclones last Thursday and Friday.

The Lady Panthers lost to both the Rattlers and Cyclones 57-45 and 53-29, respectively.

Boys’ Varsity defeated the Rattlers and Cyclones 51-48 and 43-30, respectively.

There was a game show popular a number of years ago, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? It was a multiple-choice game show where if you answered all the questions correctly, the top prize was one million dollars. Now picture yourself in the contestant’s seat. You have just answered correctly the $500K question. You relax. Then the host asks, “Are you ready?”

What does the average, or maybe we could say normal, person think about sin? Have you noticed that most people would rather listen to messages that talk about how much God loves us and wants to bless us, than how His heart is breaking over us failing Him?

The Town of Saratoga will be revisiting the lease for Valley Pharmacy as owner Rod Waeckerlin prepares to sell the business.

At the Feb. 18 meeting of the Saratoga Town Council, Mayor Chuck Davis told the governing body of conversations he’d had with Waeckerlin about his intent to retire. The sale of the business is currently under contract with Brett Kvenlid, who was in attendance.

As South Central Wyoming Emergency Medical Services (SCWEMS) struggles to keep trained staff, board members are also holding out hope that funding from the One Big Beautiful Bill may help the ambulance service.

Saratoga-Encampment-Rawlins Conservation District’s Joe Parsons discussed Upper North Platte River restoration during the fourth week of the Tuesday Talks series on Tuesday, Feb. 17, at the Platte Valley Community Center.

What is the SERCD?