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The Lady Tigers won six individual events and a pair of relays in Class 3-A West Regional track competition at Pinedale over the weekend but it wasn’t quite enough as Worland edged Lander 141.5 to 140.5 for first place. The score is a bit deceptive as head coach Josie Rounds decided to pass through Class […]
It’s one of my favorite scenes in the classic basketball film, “Hoosiers.” Newly hired Hickory head boys’ basketball coach Norman Dale is taking over from a local yokel named George, who is angry at getting replaced. “Look, mister, there’s two kinds of dumb: a guy that gets naked and runs out in the snow and […]
By: Randy Tucker
Kentucky's primary election turnout is expected to surpass 2024, driven by a close Republican race for a US House seat.
It’s like déjà vu all over again. The more things change, the more they stay the same. There are two enduring concerns in high school athletics, concerns unique to states like Wyoming, Nevada, and Alaska. Who do you play? And where will the final season tournament be held? If you live in the Denver Metro, […]
By: Randy Tucker
(Lander, WY) – The fast-moving front that hit Lander Thursday morning and Riverton an hour later found its way across the desert to Casper just as the all-class state track meet got underway at 2 p.m. The athletes were “treated” to high winds, rain, sleet, hail, and finally snow as temperatures dropped to 35 degrees […]
Written by Randy Tucker Back to back to back, that’s three in a row for the Lander Lady Tigers. Lander dominated the Class 3-A girls’ division in the Wyoming Track Championships over a sketchy weather weekend in Casper to win their third consecutive state title. Using a mix of gold medal individual performances, two relay […]
Remember Jay and the Techniques? Odds are you don’t. If you’re a fan of classic rock from the early ’60s, you might recognize the title, “Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie.” I’ve grown apples and pumpkins, and I know a few people with green enough thumbs to grow a few peaches here in Fremont County, but regularly […]
Last Friday, I was standing on the inside of the Harry Geldien Track at Kelly Walsh High School waiting to photograph the first exchange zone in the 4×100-meter relay. I was adjacent to the triple jump pit, but outside the clearly flagged runway. A couple of guys, one wearing a Sundance Bulldog jacket and the […]
Fashion often drives the market to the detriment of wildlife. The craze for beaver hats in the early 19th century created the Fur Trade in the United States and Canada. It was a wild time of mountain men, rendezvous, and near decimation of the beaver in North America. Thankfully, the beaver hat fell out of […]
My Aunt Goldie would have been 93 years old this year. Would is the operative word; she passed in 1936 at age three, when my dad was just five years old. She died of diphtheria, a disease that once ravaged children around the world. There was a cure involving diphtheria antitoxin derived from injecting horses […]
