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-H௺0REHUJSKRWR The playgrounds of Crook County are once again filled with laughter and young voices as the 2019 school year gets underway. The school year started early this year, accord- ing to Superintendent Mark Broderson, because almost every holiday falls in the middle of the week – both Christmas and New Year are on a Wednesday and “you can’t have school on Monday and not the rest of the week”. He assures parents that, next year, the schedule will again commence on the third week of August. Parents address suicide policy Birthday bash planned the policy that “students who experi- School board ence serious depression are unable “Not talking about for Old Stoney stands by suicide to benefit fully from the educational program of the school” and “pose a it isn’t the way to policy but promises danger both to self and possibly to others”. handle this” to seek out best Jess told the board that her son was Jess Donnell addresses the school practices diagnosed with depression in 2015 board but still benefited from his education. BY SARAH PRIDGEON Doug echoed this thought, pointing in Section 504, part of the Rehabili- Supported by a group of community out that a policy is intended to be tation Act of 1973 that prohibits dis- members, Jess and Doug Donnell ad- guidance on what the district should crimination based on disability and dressed the school board on Monday do; what, he asked, can be done with requires that the needs of a child with evening to encourage more communi- that policy? a limiting mental or physical impair- cation about the issue of teen suicide Doug asked what the policy would ment be met as adequately as the and a rethink on the district’s new require be done with a kid who fit the needs of non-disabled children. policy regarding suicide prevention. description. There used to be a time when we The Donnells, who lost their son, “You should get rid of them, right? thought a deaf child or a kid in a Josh, to suicide earlier this sum- Before they hurt themselves or oth- wheelchair could not benefit from an mer, feel the policy is discriminatory ers,” he said, stating that he wished education, either, Jess said. against children with mental health he had known there was “no need” for “I wish I had known what a 504 issues. Specifically, the couple takes Josh to be in school. issue with statements included in Jess spoke to the federal guidelines See Policy: page 5 Commissioners fix Fair Little funding clerical mistake acts of BY SARAH PRIDGEON not a special district, and it’s also The County Commissioners met harder to understand,” says Fritz. in special meeting last week to fix a “We worked through preparing a kindness clerical mistake that left the Crook new budget for them, working with County Fair Board budget short by al- them.” Rachel’s Challenge most $78,000. The issue was caused Fritz explains that, when a budget by misunderstandings during the is prepared, one of the items listed is comes to county changeover to a new style of budget, cash to be carried over from one year -H௺0REHUJSKRWR says County Clerk Linda Fritz, and to the next. One of three types of cash BY SARAH PRIDGEON The iconic building will celebrate its 96th birthday this month. she stresses that it involved no mis- carry-over listed on the fair budget From tragedy, hope can often handling of money. was depreciation, which was reported spring. The story of one young girl BY SARAH PRIDGEON Meanwhile, says Thompson, Andy “The fair board has not been care- at roughly $14,000. has impacted the lives of millions of Sundance’s iconic school building and Jim Nelson will be on hand to less in their money, they have not “What I did not know is that the students across America since she has reached its 96th birthday and the entertain the crowd. The Idaho-born over-spent their money, it was sim- depreciation money had already been lost her life 20 years ago as the first community is invited to share the brothers host a weekly syndicated ply a clerical error of money that put into the cash and investments,” person killed in the Columbine High celebration with cake and entertain- radio broadcast called “Clear Out was never there to begin with,” she she says, explaining that this meant School shooting, and her legacy of ment. On August 30 from 4 to 6 p.m., West”. stresses. the same money appeared in two positive change will be coming to the Old Stoney birthday party will “They are poets, announcers, humor- “It was an error in the budget in different places and was therefore Crook County next week. be taking place at the gazebo on the ists and Andy is an auctioneer and will cash carry-over and estimated rev- counted twice as cash carry-over. “The school district is bringing courthouse lawn. auction off the Old Stoney windows. enues, but it is not money that is The error was not caught because, Rachel’s Challenge to every building The event will include a BBQ meal, They tell funny former-rancher sto- missing.” Fritz says, she does not actually see and each attendance center,” says cupcakes courtesy of Melanie Wilmer ries and jokes and have written their The issue occurred during the pro- the fair board’s cash accounts or Superintendent Mark Broderson. and other snacks, says Pam Thomp- own poetry and read others’ [poetry],” cess of changing to a different style reports, so was not aware that the “I would like to make sure the com- son of the Old Stoney Restoration Thompson says. of budget, she says. $14,000 was already included in the munities are well aware of the oppor- Committee. Museum Director Rocky “They learned to shoe horses from “We had asked the fair board to cash and investments. tunity to attend the seminars.” Courchaine will be available to give their dad, and a lot of their stories are switch to the county’s form of budget “They were reporting more money Rachel Joy Scott’s story did not end tours of Old Stoney itself, where con- about their dad, too.” a few years ago. They used to do a struction is ongoing to renovate the special district budget, but they are See Error: page 5 See Challenge: page 5 first floor and basement level. See Birthday: page 9 Area Weather

SUNDANCE, WYOMING CONTINUING THE CROOK COUNTY NEWS SINCE 1884 The Sundance Times Page 2 Thursday, August 22, 2019 Obituaries Churches Sundance Community Myra Clingan James Newell Church (SBC) 10th and Cleveland, Myra (Clark) Clingan, 96, of James “Jim” Newell, 59, of He is survived by his wife Pastor Bill Barton, 307- 391-0135, on Facebook: Sundance, Wyoming, passed Sundance, Wyoming, passed of 34 years, Laura Newell of away on Thursday, August Sundance Community away peacefully in his home Sundance; three children, Church of Wyoming; 15, 2019, at Crook County on Thursday, August 15, Majesta Byrne, Colorado, Sunday Worship - 11 a.m., Long Term Health Care. 2019. Kyle Newell (Eden), Wyoming, Fellowship - 10:30 a.m., Myra was born on February James was born March 18, Raysha Newell (Bjoe), South Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. 8, 1923 at Inyan Kara, Wyo- 1960 in Harvey, Ill to Donald Dakota; three grandsons, Chapel of Faith ming, to Nathan S. and Hilma and Romana (Rogers) Newell. Dalton Byrne, Wade Byrne 116 S. 3rd, Pastor Dave (Peterson) Clark. She was the He grew up in parts of Wiscon- and Justin McCoy; mother, Jagemann, Chapeloffaith. org, Non Denominational - seventh of nine children born sin and Illinois before moving Romona Newell, Illinois; and to the couple. Simply teaching the Bible, to Colorado in his teen years. sister, RaeJeanne Newell, Il- verse by verse. Sunday Myra grew up on the fam- James met the love of his linois. Also, numerous aunts, School - 9 a.m., Worship - 10 ily ranch and attended the life, Laura Lee Jewell, in 1985 uncles, cousins, nieces and a.m.; Wednesday Royal Burns School and Sundance and they were married in nephews. Rangers and M’Pact: Girls High School. She married 1988. James moved his family He was preceded in death - after school, Dinner - 5:30- Harry Clingan on May 15, to Sundance in 1991, where by his infant son, Jeramie 6:30, Boys - 6:30-8 p.m. 1942, in Sundance. After he worked construction and James; father, Donald New- Sundance United residing in Sundance, they drove truck. ell and in-laws, Charles and Methodist Church 306 Ryan Street, 283-1954, moved to Upton, Wyoming. James was an avid music Shirley Jewell. They raised seven children Pastor Mike Paschall; lover and loved going to con- James wishes were not to Sunday Worship - 11 a.m., She was preceded in death and then enjoyed all the certs and jamming out with have any services at the time Children’s Church grandchildren. by her husband, Harry, and his family and friends. He of his passing. A memorial is during Worship; Handicap She is survived by three granddaughter, Melody Bur- loved tinkering in his shop gardener and enjoyed sharing scheduled for Friday August, parking and stairlift sons, Raymond Clingan of rell. working on cars or wood work- his vegetables with everyone. 23, 2019 at 3 p.m. at the Turf Mt. Calvary Kingwood, Texas, Ed (Yong) Rosary and Mass of Chris- ing projects. He loved spending time with Bar in Sundance. Lutheran Church Clingan of Helena, Montana tian Burial were Tuesday, His pride and joy was his his family going to fairs, con- Online condolences may be 4th and Ryan, and Joe Clingan of Gillette, August 20, 2019, at St Paul yard and trees. Over the certs, rally, Deadwood or just written at www.fidler-isburg- Pastor Norman Wacker, 281- 2622; Sunday Worship Service Wyoming; four daughters, Catholic Church in Sun- years, he became an amateur at home together. funeralchapels.com Evelyn Frieze of Spearfish, dance. Burial followed at In- - 9 a.m., Sunday School - 10 a.m. yan Kara Cemetery. South Dakota, Theresa (Rick) Church of the Good Benavidez of Sundance, Memorials may be sent to Crook County Long Term Shepherd -Episcopal Cathy (Cliff) Dowdy of Rozet, Andrea Lynn Mills 602 Main, Wyoming and Becky (Randy) Health Care in Sundance. Gayle Ryan; Worship Service - Ernster of Rapid City, South Arrangements are under the “A wife of noble character… dren. her most cherished instruc- Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Dakota; eight grandchildren; care of Fidler-Roberts & Is- She is worth far more than ru- Andrea’s world revolved tion book, God’s Holy Word. Church of Jesus Christ ten great-grandchildren; two burg Funeral Chapel of Sun- bies…A woman who fears the around these people, her Andrea was truly a woman of of Latter Day Saints great-great-grandchildren; dance. Online condolences Lord is to be praised…Honor home and her Lord. She and noble character. 702 S. 7th St.; Sacrament starts at 9:30 a.m. and numerous nieces and may be written at www.fidler- her for all that her hands have Tom worked diligently to have Andrea is survived by her nephews. isburgfuneralchapels.com done.” Proverbs 31:10 a rich, Godly marriage and cherished husband Tom; her St. Paul’s Andrea Lynn Mills, 41, joined raise their children to serve precious children, Thomas, Catholic Church 805 Oak, Sundance, her Heavenly Father on Mon- the Lord. Asher, Judah, Justus, Eden, Father Brian Hess, Pastor; day, August 19, 2019. Andrea Out of a humble home, An- Solomon, Sophia, Claudia and Sunday Mass - 10:30 a.m. passed away while her beloved drea created a bountiful har- Hannah; a large loving family Oshoto Community husband, Tom Mills, their nine vest. She gardened, cooked, and world full of friends. Bible Church beautiful children and family baked, sewed, crafted and Andrea is preceded in death Pastor John Baldwin; one stood by her side. organized her home to fulfill by her tenth child, Cyrus mile east of Oshoto on Andrea was born June 22, every need of her large family. Grant Mills; her mother, Evon- Cabin Creek Rd.; 1978 in Newcastle, Wyoming. She trusted in God to provide na (Blakeman) Schelling; her Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., She was raised in Moorcroft by for them. grandfather, Kenneth Blake- Worship Service - 10:30 a.m. Gary and Evonna (Blakeman) Andrea inspired countless man; and her cousin, Heather Pine Ridge Ministries Pine Ridge Community Schelling, along with siblings people with their family’s You- Blakeman. Church, Carlile, WY, Ryan Schelling, Ami Hanson Tube channel that chronicled Graveside services will be at Pastor Shayla Graham, (Schelling), Bethany Mueller their daily lives. Her channel 3 p.m. on Friday, August 23, First & Third Sunday - 9 a.m. (Schelling), and Laura Schell- gave insights into home birth, 2019 at the Moorcroft Cem- “It’s Simple! Love. Serve. Grow” ing. home school, home church etery in Moorcroft, WY. Calvary Temple Her heart’s desire and life’s and home business. Arrangements are under the Assembly of God ambition were always to be a Most importantly, her chan- care of Fidler-Roberts & Isburg 240 W. Hwy. 14, Spearfish, wife and mother. She married nel showed a home overflowing Funeral Chapel of Sundance. (605) 642-3844, the love of her life, Tom Mills, with God’s love and joy. An- Online condolences may be Pastor Mark Chaplin; Sundays: 9 a.m. Sunday on July 24, 1999 and together drea’s life and YouTube chan- written at www.fidler-isburg- School, 10 a.m. Worship they had nine beautiful chil- nel were based completely on funeralchapels.com. Service; Wednesdays: 6:30 p.m. Adult/Children/Youth Services Sundance Church of William Edward Altaffer Christ 369 W. Highway 14; William Edward Altaffer, at a congregation. He spoke Sunday Mornings: Class - 10 known to his family and often of his adventures driving a.m., Worship - 11 a.m. Contact Terry Wales 290-0317 friends as “Bill”, was born on truck and how the long hours or Joannie Rogers 605-639- July 29, 1941 to James and gave him time to prepare his 1833. Larena (Blake) Altaffer in Gil- lessons and sermons. Bear Lodge lette, Wyoming. He married As Bill moved into the tech- Independent Baptist his favorite wife, Norma on nology world, kicking and Church May 22, 1971. screaming, he started writing 6 Antelope Lane, He passed away August 15, stories from his life. He did off Frontage Road East, 2019, in Sundance, Wyoming, enjoy writing poems and sto- Phone: 283-1756, www. after a long battle with several ries and handing them out to gatewaybaptistsundance. forms of cancer. He is survived people he met. com; Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m., by his wife, children, siblings, Bill enjoyed taking pictures Evening - 6 p.m.; Wednesday nephews and nieces. of almost everything, espe- Bible Study and prayer - 6:30 Bill grew up on the fam- cially of flowers and sunsets. p.m. Handicap parking ily ranch north of Moorcroft. When Bill discovered text available with easy access. He attended country school messages, he used that tech- Nursery available. through the eighth grade. He nology as a form of encourage- Countryside Church graduated from Moorcroft ment, to continue to minister 625 Woodland Drive, High School in 1959. and encourage and share his Spearfish, (605) 642-0585: Saturday - 6 p.m., Bill began his long career humor, pictures and events in driving trucks when he turned Sunday - 9 and 10:40 a.m. 18. In 1969, he met the love his life. Mountain View Baptist of his life at the Billings Busi- Bill looked forward to plant- Church ness College in Montana. ing a garden every year, start- Exit 12, Spearfish, They were married on May ing seeds inside to give them a (605) 642-4036, 22, 1971, in Albion, Nebraska. jump start, growing impatient [email protected], They spent 48 wonderful years with the weather for not coop- www.spearfishchurch.com; together. erating with planting season. Adult Sunday After they were married, Bill He enjoyed eating and sharing School - 9 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m. began preaching and spent the produce with neighbors and his children. He will be Hope Lutheran many years working with con- Church, gregations in Montana, Iowa, missed. Feel free to e-mail memo- Wisconsin Synod Nebraska, Wyoming, Nevada, 9135 34th St., Spearfish, Oregon and Kansas. He minis- ries to [email protected], (605) 722-3857, tered to people everywhere he they will be shared with fam- Pastor Mark Schutz; went and never met a strang- ily. Services will be held at Sunday Morning er. 10 a.m. on Saturday, August Worship - 9 a.m., Sunday Several times, Bill drove 24 at the Church of Christ in School - 10:15 a.m. truck while he was preaching Sundance. Vineyard Christian Fellowship Church 3 Industrial Drive, Pine Haven, (307) 756-3211, Pastor Duke Tabor; Sunday Morning Worship - 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday Kinship Groups - Call for info. Page 3 The Sundance Times Thursday, August 22, 2019 Newsbox Ride a Horse Feed a Cowboy this weekend The 13th Annual Ride a Horse Feed a Cowboy follow. To end the evening, the talented Paul Bogart ible Trade and Gun Show at the Hulett Civic Center Crook County will be held this weekend at the Hulett Recreation will be in concert under the stars at 8 p.m. There will August 23-25. Hours are Friday 12 to 7 p.m., Satur- Medical Services Grounds. Events include a Bulls and Broncs rodeo be biscuits and gravy and Bloody Marys at the rodeo day 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. District Board on Saturday beginning at 1 p.m. followed by Darin grounds on Sunday. Proceeds from the Ride a Horse Feed a Cowboy Mon., Aug. 26, 3 p.m., Hospi- Noyce memorial wild ride. In conjunction with this event, Terry Goodvin will will benefit Ryan Neiman, who was diagnosed with tal Conference Room Crook County The BBQ will begin at 5 p.m. and an auction will be having his Old West Cowboy and Indian Collect- squamous cell carcinoma on the tongue. CattleWomen Tues., Aug. 27, 11 a.m., Hu- lett Golf Course Restaurant – Please RSVP Linda Ewing Ron Materi Memorial 5K to be held in Upton Larson (Chuck). Genealogy By Sarah Pridgeon The fund was established in honor of boost of help for members of a com- Register ahead of time by calling 307- Tues., Aug. 27, 6:30 p.m. LDS Since 2013, the Ron Materi Memorial Ron Materi by his wife, Carla, and chil- munity that’s based in a rural area 680-2958, emailing ronmateriroad- Church 5K has been an opportunity to support dren. Materi worked at Black Thun- where travel costs can mount up fast. [email protected] or visiting the “Make a Splash” a local cause and honor the memory der Mine until his retirement in 2011 The annual run replenishes the fund Facebook page “RonMateriRoadTrip- Storytime of a beloved member of the commu- and was known for his generosity and and will take place this year on Sep- Foundation”. Early registration is dis- Wed., Aug. 28, 10:30 a.m., nity while enjoying the fall outdoors. kindness. tember 7 at the city park in Upton. counted at $25 and includes a t-shirt Library – Ocean-themed All proceeds go to the Ron Materi Road Using his memorial money, the Ma- Registration opens at 7:30 a.m. (race and a chance to win a prize. storytime. Trip Fund, which was established to teris created a fund that provides day registration is $30), walkers will Festival in the Park will be taking Community Bible help families travel to reach treatment gas cards for individuals who need set off at 8 a.m. and runners will begin place at the finish line to provide plen- Study for life-threatening illnesses. to travel for medical treatment – a at 8:30 a.m. ty of post-race entertainment. Fri., Aug. 30, 6:30 p.m., Up- ton Community Center – For more info call 281-2622. Sip’n’Walk Historic This Week at Your Library Walking Tours Every Tuesday and Wednes- ANNUAL QUILT SHOW: Stop in to see all the beau- library. Tell your friends so they can become our New Young Adult Book on CD: ARTEMIS FOWL by day through Aug. 28, 6:30 tiful quilts on display! Friends! Eoin Colfer. p.m., Gazebo on Court- Library Programming: TODDLER AND PRE- New Book on CD: THE SOLAR WAR by A.G. Rid- New Junior Fiction: GREENGLASS HOUSE, house Lawn SCHOOL STORYTIME resumes Wednesday, August dle. Greenglass House #1, by Kate Milford. GHOSTS OF Alcoholics 21, at 10:30 a.m. August’s themes: “Fun in the Sun/ New DVDs: THE GREAT INDIAN WARS: 1540- GREENGLASS HOUSE, Greenglass House #2, by Anonymous Beach” and “Make a Splash/Ocean”. ADULT CRAFT 1980. AVATAR starring Sam Worthington and Zoe Kate Milford. Every Tuesday and Thurs- NIGHT: Stay tuned! UFOs AT THE LIBRARY: the last Saldana. NORTH TO ALASKA starring John Wayne. New Junior Non-Fiction: FIREFIGHTERS by Meg day, 8 p.m., Senior Citizens Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Bring any UnFin- BECAUSE OF WINN-DIXIE starring Jeff Daniels, Gaertner. CHAMELEONS by Golriz Golkar. POLICE Center ished Object to the library and work on it here. We Cicely Tyson, and AnnaSophia Robb. FLIGHTPLAN OFFICERS by Meg Gaertner. Morning Glories have lots of space, outlets and camaraderie! Call the starring Jodie Foster and Sean Bean. THE HUNGER New Junior Book on CD: HOW TO SPEAK DRAGO- Weight Loss Group library for more information. LUNCH BUNCH BOOK GAMES and THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING NESE, How to Train Your Dragon #3, by Cressida Every Thursday, 9 a.m. weigh-in, 9:30 meeting – For DISCUSSION GROUP meeting Thursday, September FIRE starring Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutch- Cowell. more information call Mona 26 at 11 a.m. They are reading “The Wednesday Sis- erson. MUST LOVE DOGS starring Diane Lane and New Picture Books: INTERRUPTING CHICKEN at 283-2129. ters” by Meg Waite Clayton. Books are available at John Cusack. COLORADO SUNDOWN starring Rex AND THE ELEPHANT OF SURPRISE by David Ezra Al-Anon the library. Always on the lookout for new members! Allen and Mary Ellen Kay. FOREVER YOUNG star- Stein. THE SECRET LIFE OF THE LITTLE BROWN Every Thursday, 8 p.m., Se- CROOK COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD meeting Thurs- ring Mel Gibson, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Elijah Wood. BAT, a 2019-2020 Buckaroo Nominee, by Laurence nior Citizens Center day, September 12, at 1 p.m. in Sundance. CROOK PAINT YOUR WAGON starring Lee Marvin, Jean Pringle. BRING ME A ROCK! a 2019-2020 Buckaroo Veteran’s Outreach & COUNTY LIBRARY FOUNDATION BOARD meeting Seberg, and Clint Eastwood. Nominee, by Daniel Miyares. Advocacy Program Wednesday, October 16, at 5:30 p.m. in Sundance. New Young Adult: A BOOK OF SPIRITS AND New Easy Reader: TO THE FUTURE, BEN FRANK- Available to veterans and SUNDANCE FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY: Our next THIEVES by Morgan Rhodes. BROKEN THRONE by LIN! Magic Tree House #32, by Mary Pope Osborne. their families. Call 307-630- meeting is Tuesday, September 3, at 11 a.m. at the Victoria Aveyard. Submitted by Kim Heaster 3230.

Newsbox items are limited to informational, nonprofit, Peek at the Past service and social group meeting and event notices 100 Years Ago Moorcroft, Gillette, Arvada and dance has been at its highest Card of for the purpose of notify- The Times Clearmont to Sheridan, Wyo.; in history the past week and ing the public of upcoming August 20, 1919 thence to Custer Battlefield that it will be necessary to events. Please confine to The two big army truck do- and National Cemetery, Bill- turn water into the mains from basic information (name of nated to the state of Wyoming ings, Great Falls, Mont., and the hard water well Wednes- Thanks event/meeting, day, date, time, place). and assigned by the highway on to Glacier National Park. day evening. He said the city commission to Crook coun- The name suggested for the is now pumping all sources – Our Thanks ty arrived Friday driven by route is Custer Battlefield Sce- except the hardwater well – at Thank you everyone for thinking of us with your at- Edward Thomas and John nic Highway. 100 percent capacity. tendance at our 70th Wedding Anniversary party and Senior Conway of Cheyenne, lately 75 Years Ago Two Moorcroft boys have won all the so lovely cards. God has blessed us. discharged from military ser- August 24, 1944 rodeo scholarships to Casper Jack and Clarice Pridgeon Menu vice, who continue to handle C.S. Porter and A.W. Storm College. They are Dennis Wil- the trucks on our road main- were here from Hulett Tues- liams and J.B. Vondra. Wil- Aug. 26 – Sweet and sour tenance work. County Com- turkey meatballs, brown day. Mr. Storm has purchased liams recently won second in rice pilaf, sesame green missioner Thompson was the service station at Hulett bareback riding in the National beans, Asian salad, angel in to oversee a trial of the and the two were here drawing High School Rodeo in San An- food cake, Oregon berries trucks pulling a road grader up the final papers to complete tonio, Texas. He was awarded Aug. 27 – Western egg near this city and pronounced the transaction. a $50 certificate on a pair of bake, sausage links, tri-col- them without doubt of suf- Guy F. Roadifer, M.M., has boots, a silver belt buckle or potatoes, tossed green ficient power and usefulness been heard from again from and a certificate from the city salad, Boston brown bread, for the work intended, which tropical fruit cup “somewhere in the Pacific.” of San Antonio. Vondra was CITY OF NEWCASTLE — NOW HIRING Aug. 28 – Italian pasta is understood not to be that of This was the first word his third in the second go-round salad on greens, tomato heavy grading of a permanent parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. of the bareback riding. He also wedge, fruit parfait, orange nature but merely to perform Roadifer had heard in about received a plaque. GENERAL LABORERS juice the lighter work on the roads three months. Guy said he was 25 Years Ago The City of Newcastle is seeking General Laborers for Aug. 29 – Chicken Caesar in maintaining them more well and hearty. He enclosed August 25, 1994 the Public Works Department including an individual with the salad, wheat breadstick, passable. $1,000 to buy war bonds. As usual write-ins such ability to lead street maintenance activities. Under the direction Harvard beets, creamy fruit Another tourist and scenic bowl, carrot cake 50 Years Ago as “anyone”, “someone” and of the Shop Supervisor, the position performs a variety of duties Aug. 30 – Liver and onions highway is proposed across August 21, 1969 “more” showed up on the bal- to repair and maintain city infrastructure including sewer, water, or Salisbury steak, baked the northern part of Wyoming. Sundance residents moaned lots during the official canvas VWUHHWV VWRUP GUDLQDJH FHPHWHU\ SDUNV UHFUHDWLRQDO ¿HOGV potato, tossed green salad, W.D. Fisher, secretary of the a bit this week as water was last Thursday. In the county EXLOGLQJIDFLOLWLHVDQGODQG¿OORSHUDWLRQV broccoli, wheat roll, cherry Sheridan commercial club back in the news. The City races, Mike Frolander re- Other requirements include manual labor and heavy lifting, crisp and formerly connected with Council took an early morning ceived 14 votes on the Demo- the ability to operate power tools, operating passenger vehicles, Omaha boosters, arrived in trail ride through Ogden Can- cratic Ticket and 61 on the trucks and heavy equipment, and being on call as required. Sundance this afternoon on yon Monday inspecting it as a Republican ticket for County 0LQLPXP TXDOL¿FDWLRQV DUH D KLJK VFKRRO GLSORPD DQG D Correction: the initial trip of inspection of potential site for a reservoir. Corner. For County Attorney, Class B Commercial Driver’s license (or ability to obtain within Family Dollar the country through which it Yesterday, Mayor Buster Po- Mark Hughes received 20 6 months of hire). is proposed to map the route. pham issued a request to resi- write-in votes and Mary Gar- In last week’s issue, we Mr. Fisher stated to the Times dents to cut back on irrigation man, 12. In the race for Sun- Applications can be obtained from the incorrectly stated that the that as a preliminary consid- until further notice. Pophan dance mayor, James A. Miller City of Newcastle, 10 West Warwick, New- new Family Dollar is set to eration it is suggested to start said that water usage in Sun- received 296 write-in votes. castle, WY 82701 or at newcastlewyoming. be 98,000 square feet in size. org. The City of Newcastle is an equal op- An extra 0 was accidentally the route at Omaha and come added to this total; the store north, touching Sioux City, portunity employer. is in fact expected to cover Ia.; Sioux Falls, Mitchell and 9800 square feet. Spearfish, S.D.; Sundance, The Sundance Times 311 Main, P.O. Box 400, Sundance, WY 82729 Phone: 307-283-3411 Fax: 307-283-3332 Editor: [email protected] News: [email protected] Advertising/Subscriptions: [email protected]

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4 – H Showmanship, Cat Show – FFA Showmanship – Swine: Grand 2019 Crook Intermediate: Grand Champion Round Robin Showmanship: Champion – Dalton Butler; Re- – Tessa Sanderson; Senior: Grand Grand Champion – Mikka Rogers serve Champion – Kori Amos Fire dept. seeks Champion – Tairyn Richards FFA Showmanship Beef: Grand 4 – H Showmanship, Swine – Ju- County Fair 4 – H Cat Show – Overall Adult Champion – Mikka Rogers nior: Grand Champion – Mad- Cat: Tessa Sanderson; Overall Kit- 4 – H Showmanship Beef – Junior: eline Fleenor; Reserve Champion non-firefighting Results ten: Lindsey Fosheim Grand Champion – Madeline – Jolee Jay; Intermediate: Grand 4 – H Showmanship, Dog Show – Fleenor; Intermediate: Grand Champion – Jameson Fleenor; Open Painting, Drawing, Sculpt- Intermediate: Grand Champion – Champion – Shane Tenke; Senior: Reserve Champion – Aspen volunteers ing – Amateur: Grand Champion, Tessa Sanderson; Reserve Cham- Grand Champion – Teddi March- Jones; Senior: Grand Champion – Best of Show – Dalton Butler; pion – Branson Bankenbush; ant Jessee Driskill; Reserve Champion BY SARAH PRIDGEON Reserve Champion – Irene Ward; Senior: Grand Champion – Tairyn 4 – H Showmanship Dairy Cattle – – Elizabeth Anderson As part of an ongoing push to improve the Sundance Fire Children 10 and Under: Grand Richards Junior: Grand Champion – Ol- Market Swine – Feeder Class: Department, Fire Chief Chris Tomford is looking for as- Champion – Blakesly Nelson; 4 – H Dog Show: Grand Cham- ivia Jones; Intermediate: Grand Grand Champion – Char Cran- sistance from the community. The chief is appealing to the Reserve Champion – Gus Wood, pion – Tairyn Richards; Reserve Champion – Levi Tope; Reserve ston; Market Class: Overall Grand community for volunteers interested in taking on non-fire- Aiden Williams; Junior Ages 11 Champion – Branson Bankenbush Champion – Mallory Jones; Champion – Dawson Butler; Over- fighting roles, such as administration and the formation of to 18: Grand Champion – Tana 4 – H Computers: Grand Cham- Senior: Grand Champion – Justin all Reserve Champion – Joseph Timberman pion, Best of Show – Willow Tope Kennah a new auxiliary. Open Crafts – Adults 19 and over: Lindholm BREEDING BEEF: Black Angus: Breeding Swine: Grand Cham- Grand Champion, Best of Show 4 – H Fabric and Fashion – Con- Grand Champion – Kaydence pion – Aspen Jones; Reserve Fire safety educator – Amber Burch; Reserve Cham- struction Junior: Grand Champion Westover, Reserve Champion Champion – Jacob Bush The first role Tomford is hoping to fill is that of a fire pion – Beth Kreuter; Children 10 – Lindsey Dennis; Reserve Cham- – Gabriella Jordan; Hereford – Bred and Fed: Grand Champion – safety educator. and Under: Reserve Champion pion – Alicia Dennis; Buymanship Polled Hereford: Grand Cham- Jessee Driskill “We’d like to appoint somebody as a fire safety educator – Brooke Garman; Junior Ages 11 Junior: Grand Champion – Lani pion – Lane Jay, Reserve Cham- FFA Showmanship – Sheep: Grand – 18: Reserve Champion – Kayla Gill; Fashion Revue – Ready to pion – Kaiser Wilhelm; Maine Champion – Wyatt Cook; Reserve for the department and that person would be in charge of Fowler Wear – Junior: Grand Champion Anjou and Main Anjou Cross: Champion – Dawson Butler taking fire prevention stuff to the schools and the differ- Open Crops and Garden – Veg- – Kellie Phillips; Reserve Champion Grand Champion – Hunter Bailey; 4 – H Showmanship, Sheep – ent businesses in town; sometimes they ask for fire safety etables and Fruit: Grand Cham- – Lani Gill Reserve Champion – Shane Junior: Grand Champion – Con- talks; and just getting the fire safety word out to the whole pion, Best of Show – Ross Feeney; 4 – H Foods and Nutrition: Grand Tenke; Any Other English Breed: nor Williams; Reserve Champion area,” he says. Wheelbarrow, Container Garden: Champion, Best of Show – Mad- Grand Champion – Devlin Riley, – Samuel Donnell; Intermediate: “I want somebody who likes to teach – maybe a retired Grand Champion – Ross Feeney eline Fleenor; Reserve Champion Reserve Champion – Aislinn Riley; Grand Champion – Willow Lind- teacher or someone who has experience teaching.” Open Floriculture and Horticul- – Kayla Dennis Any Other Continental Breed: holm; Reserve Champion – Lily ture – Artistic Design, Children: 4 – H Gardening: Grand Cham- Grand Champion – Hunter Bailey, Lindholm; Senior: Grand Cham- The role would be a boon to the community, he explains, Reserve Champion – Zoey Shoun; pion, Best of Show – Kayla Dennis; Reserve Champion – Izeauh pion – Anna Bossman; Reserve because there is currently a gap between the available in- Most Unusual Planter: Grand Reserve Champion – Kayla Dennis Olson; Commercial, Composites, Champion – Jessee Driskill formation and the people who could benefit from it. Champion, Best of Show – Jo Ann 4 – H Horse – Static Exhibit: Crossbreds: Grand Champion – BREEDING SHEEP: Commercial, “There is a lot of information that we can get through the Necklason; Flowers and Plants: Reserve Champion – Avenlee Hunter Bailey, Reserve Champion Crossbred, Wether Type Ewe: Fire Protection Association or the state fire marshal’s of- Grand Champion, Best of Show Downey – Harris Haugen; English Breeds: Grand Champion, Overall Grand fice,” he says. – Jo Ann Necklason; Reserve 4 – H Leathercraft: Grand Cham- Grand Champion – Mikka Rog- Champion – Dalton Butler; Re- “Getting all this out to the public and being active in the Champion – Irene Ward pion, Best of Show – Dillon Hau- ers; Best Pen of 5 Females: Grand serve Champion, Overall Reserve Open Needlework – Machine gen; Reserve Champion – Annika Champion – Devils Tower FFA; Champion – Dawson Butler; Com- schools and active in the community, with more communi- Sewing: Grand Champion – Haugen Overall Breeding Heifer: Grand mercial, Crossbred, Wether Type ty involvement and education, is what we are looking for.” Candy Davis; Reserve Champion, 4 – H Photography – Junior: Grand Champion – Kaydence Westover, Ram: Grand Champion, Overall The role involves no set schedule or minimum require- Best of Show – Mary Ann Halavka; Champion – Addilyn Gill; Reserve Reserve Champion – Gabriella Grand Champion – Dalton Butler; ments and would be well suited to a self-starter who is Crochet: Grand Champion, Best Champion – Addilyn Gill; Interme- Jordan Reserve Champion, Overall Re- willing to create their own task list. of Show – Irene Ward; Swedish diate: Grand Champion – Kailee Dairy Cattle – Guernsey, 5 Yrs Old serve Champion – Dalton Buter; Weaving: Grand Champion – Gill; Reserve Champion, Best and Older Cow: Grand Cham- Commercial, Crossbred, Wether Susan Worthington; Embroidery: of Show – Lily Lindholm; Senior: pion, Overall Grand Champion Type Breeders Flock: Overall Fire pre-planning Reserve Champion – Vivian Kipp Grand Champion – Cassandra – Justin Tope; Reserve Champion, Grand Champion – Dalton Butler The second role in need of a volunteer involves inputting Open Photography – Amateur Palus; Reserve Champion – Tia Cr- Overall Reserve Champion – Levi MARKET SHEEP: Whiteface: Overall raw data that can be used to give instant information about Digital: Grand Champion – Jenna anston; Digital Creations – Senior: Tope Grand Champion – Dawson a commercial building should a fire break out inside. Thomas; Reserve Champion – Grand Champion – Tairyn Rich- Hereford: Grand Champion – Butler; Overall Reserve Cham- “We need to do pre-fire plans on all the commercial build- Syrene Peplow; Amateur Film: ards; Reserve Champion – Tori Lane Jay; Reserve Champion – pion – Savanna Williams; Black- ings in town and, as you can imagine, that’s quite a job,” Reserve Champion, Best of Show Wheeler Joshua Gerstner face: Grand Champion, Overall Tomford says. – Carol Dewey; Junior Digital 4 – H quilting: Grand Champion, Market Beef – Feeder Class: Grand Champion – Tucker Cook; Ages 11 – 18: Grand Champion, Best of Show – Kate Sell Grand Champion – Nathan Reserve Champion, Overall Re- “If somebody was good at doing computer work and had a Best of Show – Kimberly Fowler; 4 – H Visual Arts – Ceramics and Ondriezek; Market Class: Over- serve Champion – Dalton Butler; background in building construction, that would be really Grand Champion – Reed Banker; Sculptures Junior: Reserve Cham- all Grand Champion – Keegan Speckled Face: Grand Champion good to have.” Reserve Champion – Dawson pion – Addilyn Gill; Senior: Grand Gantz; Overall Reserve Champion – Dawson Butler; Reserve Cham- To create pre-fire plans, businesses are asked to com- Butler Champion, Best of Show – Rylee – Teddi Marchant pion – Anna Bossman; Overall plete a form to provide information that would be useful Open Guinea Pig Show: Reserve McCollum – Sims; Crafts Junior: Bred and Fed: Grand Champion – Market Sheep: Grand Champion to firefighters, such as exit locations, water and electrical Champion – Christopher Board- Grand Champion – Shyla Shoun; Kori Amos – Tucker Cook; Reserve Cham- shut-offs, number of floors, possible obstacles and a rough man Intermediate: Reserve Cham- Beef Futurity: Grand Champion – pion – Dawson Butler Open Poultry Show – Ducks: pion – Valerie Burch; Painting and Shane Tenke Bred and Fed: Grand Champion sketch of the layout. Grand Champion – Christopher Drawings Intermediate: Grand FFA Showmanship Dairy Goat: – Dawson Butler; Reserve Cham- “If we had somebody who was able to actually draw that Boardman; Reserve Champion – Champion – Savanah Peterson Grand Champion – Joslyn VonOl- pion – Dalton Butler up on the computer, we could put it on the database and Christopher Boardman 4 – H Wildlife and Hunting: Grand nhausen Sheep Futurity: Champion – Daw- pull it right up if we get a fire. We’ll know where the hy- Champion, Best of Show – Jace 4 – H Showmanship Dairy Goat – son Butler drants are, where the access is, what to look out for,” he FFA Ag Mechanics: Grand Cham- Burch Junior: Grand Champion – Kel- Wool Show – Ewe Fleece: Grand says. pion – Sheldon Jolley; Reserve 4 – H Woodworking – Junior: lie Phillips; Intermediate: Grand Champion – Cana McInerney; Champion – Lane Hodge Grand Champion, Best of Show Champion – Jackson Phillips; Ram Fleece: Grand Champion – FFA Classroom: Grand Champion – Tallie Thomas; Intermediate: Senior: Grand Champion – Echo Cana McInerney Auxiliary head – Emma Jay Reserve Champion – Logan Dirks Miller; Reserve Champion – Ethan FFA Showmanship – Horse: Grand The third role Tomford is hoping a community member Schwabauer Champion – Valerie Burch will be interested to step forward and fill is that of the head DAIRY GOAT: Pygmy Goat: Grand 4 – H Showmanship, Horse – Ju- of an auxiliary for the Sundance department. To the best of Champion – Charmayne Board- nior: Grand Champion – Lani Gill; his knowledge, Sundance has not had its own auxiliary in Let’s Get Moving: man; Alpine: Overall Grand Intermediate: Grand Champion the past, so there is no basis already in place from which Champion – Echo Miller, Overall – Holden Ayer; Senior: Grand to start out. Simple Tips to Move Reserve Champion – Echo Miller; Champion – Anna Bossman Nubian: Grand Champion – Horse Show Halter – Mare: Grand “It would need to be organized from scratch and they More in Your Daily Life Ethan Schwabauer; Overall Dairy Champion, Overall Grand Cham- would have to pretty much develop what they wanted to Goat: Grand Champion – Echo pion – Annika Haugen; Reserve do,” he says. By: Katherine Wilkins, PT, DPT Miller, Reserve Champion – Echo Champion, Overall Reserve “They could do it as a nonprofit organization to assist our Miller Champion – Shane Tenke; Geld- department” FFA Showmanship – Market Goat: ing: Grand Champion, Overall No previous experience is necessary and support will be Do you sit at a desk all day? Does Grand Champion – Anna Boss- Grand Champion – Dillon Hau- your job involve repetitive movements? man; Reserve Champion – Jo- gen; Reserve Champion, Overall available through Tomford. His hope is that the auxiliary Do you spend a lot of time driving? seph Kennah Reserve Champion – Kyleah can perform functions such as administrative tasks and Many people whose daily 4 – H Showmanship, Meat Goat – Palmer keeping the station clean, while potentially acting as the responsibilities require them to be Junior: Grand Champion – Addi- FFA Showmanship – Rabbit: fundraising arm if formed as a 501c3 and supporting the in one position for hours at a time experience neck and low lyn Gill; Reserve Champion – Lani Grand Champion – Charmayne firefighters during large events out in the county by provid- back pain, stiffness, and headaches. Posture gets a bad Gill; Intermediate: Grand Cham- Boardman ing food and supplies. reputation as being the source of all our problems. But pion – Nathan Ondriezek; Reserve 4 – H Showmanship, Rabbit – If you are interested in joining the auxiliary once it has Champion – Chaz Dewey Junior: Grand Champion – Olivia there is no one posture that is “wrong” or “bad”; the been formed, Tomford would also like to hear from you to problem becomes when we stay in one position for a long BREEDING MEAT AND MARKET Jones; Reserve Champion – Con- time. We are made to move! When we stay in one GOAT: Percentage Boer: Overall nor Williams; Intermediate: Grand gauge the level of interest within the community. position for a while and start to feel some low back Grand Champion – Chaz Dewey, Champion – Nathan Ondriezek; diiscomfforrtt orr a headache buiilldiing up,, tthatt’s our cue that Overall Reserve Champion – Na- Reserve Champion – Savanah Other ways to help it’s time to get moving! Here are some simple tips to help than Ondriezek; Percentage Boer Peterson; Senior: Grand Cham- “We will also take members onto the department who you incorporate more movement into your day. Best Pair of 5 Does: Overall Grand pion – Ethan Schwabauer don’t want to be firefighters but do want to be members of Champion – Chaz Dewey Rabbit Show: Grand Champion The 30/30 principle: A general rule of thumb is for every the department and help us out,” he adds. 30 minutes you spend in one position, spend 30 seconds Market Goat: Overall Grand – Mallory Jones; Best Opposite: Champion – Joseph Kennah; Re- Grand Champion – Hayden Bry- There are numerous possibilities when it comes to help- doing the opposite motion. For example, if you work on a serve Champion – Anna Bossman ant ing out the department. For example, a volunteer could computer all day, set a reminder on your phone every 30 Bred and Fed: Grand Champion – FFA Showmanship – Poultry: help with billing for the four or five interstate crashes per minutes to stand up, stretch your arms up overhead and Nathan Ondriezek Grand Champion – Charmayne month firefighters assist with; keep a record of training behind your back, rotate your head side to side, and take a Boardman few deep breaths. hours; wash or repair trucks; assist with open houses, 4 – H Showmanship, Poultry Junior: fundraising efforts; or even keep the fire station clean. Walk breaks: Whenever possible, get in some extra Grand Champion – Avenlee steps. Use the restroom at the end of the hall instead of Downey; Intermediate: Lindsey “There are a lot of ways that anybody who was interested the one next to your office. Go for a brisk walk at lunch. Fosheim could help us,” he says. Park at the back of the parking lot. Walk to work if you live Poultry Show – Meat Pen of Cock- “You don’t need to have any background at all, if you’re nearby. Take the stairs instead of the elevator. Go for a erels: Grand Champion – Joslyn interested in helping the fire department out we have plen- family walk or take your canine friend out for some Upton Community Center VonOlnhausen; Cockerel: Grand ty of things for people to do if they feel like it.” exercise after dinner. Upton, Wyoming Champion – Brit Wheeler; Hen: Diiscover your “movementt cue”:: Fiind sometthiing you do Grand Champion – Logan Dirks; Open house frequently throughout the day and use it as a reminder to August 24, 9:00-5:00 Reserve Champion – Gatlan Ayer; move. I like to do neck stretches whenever I pour another August 25, 9:00-3:00 Pullet: Grand Champion – Lind- On September 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the department cup of coffee (which is several times a day!). You might try sey Fosheim; Reserve Champion will be hosting an open house at the fire hall, including hot standing up from your desk for a few seconds every time Admission $5 – Lindsey Fosheim; Trio: Grand dogs, brats, beverages, activities for the kids and educa- you send an email or do squats while you wait for the Champion – Lindsey Fosheim; tional opportunities. microwave. Reserve Champion – Lindsey Fos- “You don’t have to pay for your food, but we will take IIff you’’re haviing diiscomffortt wiitth daiilly acttiiviittiies or heim; Ducks: Grand Champion donations. It’s for the community to get to know us a little – Logan Dirks; Reserve Champion exercise, Peak Motion is here to help. I would love to – Cameron Dirks better and the kids to have a little fun.” assist you on your journey of movement and healthy living! 307-281-9980 for info 4 – H Pocket Pet: Grand Cham- Tickets for the pellet grill raffle will also be available, with Let’s get moving! pion – Hayden Bryant; Reserve the winner to be announced that evening at the Sundance Champion – Christopher Board- Beer Festival at around 7 p.m. You can make an appointment with Katherine by calling man The open house will also be an excellent opportunity to 307-203-1495. discuss ways you might be able to assist the department, SMALL-TOWN if you are interested in taking on a role. Alternatively, call FRIENDLY SERVICE Tomford at 281-6776. Always welcoming new patients

Also as part of its improvement push, the Sundance Fire Department will once again be performing commer- cial building inspections as required by city ordinance and the international fire code. Tomford would like the YOUR SMILE MATTERS community to be aware that these inspections are not (307) 203-1495 (605) 717-0337 Christopher J. Jackson, DMD, DICOI • John H. Jackson, DDS • Jonathan G. Krum, Phd, DMD punitive and will be focused on safety and education. Offices in Spearfish & Buffalo, SD and Sundance, WY jacksondentalsd.com Page 5 The Sundance Times Thursday, August 22, 2019 It’s delightful to discover a home-town hero, especially one color – and you, peasant, may not have a single lick of it. a pot, rather than however many millions Kapoor paid for his who not only stands up for the little guy, but adds beauty to the That’s a level of selfishness Stuart Semple wasn’t willing to extra-special personal shade of black. world while he’s doing it. I came across abide. Enter our hero, stage right. Our hero was triumphant, but the Thief of Color was not yet such a pillar of the community quite by Semple is an artist from my home done. He threatened to sue poor Semple, an artist whose en- accident, thanks to a sculpture in Chi- town of Bournemouth. He would have tire body of work appears to be about wanting to make people cago that looks like a giant jellybean. This Side of been in the grade below me at school, happy. The statue – which is called Cloud but I haven’t been able to work out The two also clashed briefly last year when Kapoor once again Gate, though the locals are too savvy the Pond exactly which school that was so I’m let his selfish flag fly by planning another floor for his studio to refer to it as anything but The Bean Notes from an Uprooted not yet in a position to claim I knew apartment in London, which will block the light for his neigh- – was designed by a hoity-toity British Englishwoman him all along. This is a shame, as you bors. The Bringer of Brightness responded by creating Lit, a pig- artist by the name of Sir Anish Mikhail will soon see. ment that emits an unlimited amount of light when charged. Kapoor. Unless you are a fan of ultra- Our hero happens to make pigments Kapoor is not banned from owning this color. In fact, Semple BY SARAH PRIDGEON modern conceptual installation art, in his spare time and decides to uti- has promised that your order will be free if you can ensure that which I confess I am not, Anish Kapoor lize this talent to fight back against some of it gets into Kapoor’s hands, because he would like him is unlikely to be a name you are famil- the Thief of Color. He created a shade to know how lovely it feels to #ShareTheLight. iar with. called Pinkest Pink, possibly the brightest, pinkest shade of The most recent chapter occurred on Kapoor’s 64th birthday, At this point, however, all you need know is that our villain ultra-pink you could ever imagine, and offered it for sale. when a viewing of The Grinch inspired Semple to organize an has just entered, stage left. To purchase a reasonably priced pot of this pigment, you event called Kiss the Bean. No word yet on whether this was the Mr. Kapoor, you see, recently attracted the attention of the art must accept the terms and conditions as follows: “By adding final victory, but I’m willing to declare him the winner. world for a second reason: he became the Thief of Color. this product to your cart you confirm that you are not Anish Stuart Semple invited anyone and everyone to wear the pink- A couple of years ago, a company in the UK invented a mate- Kapoor, you are in no way affiliated to Anish Kapoor, you are est lipstick they could find (or Pinkest Pink mixed with petro- rial it called “Vantablack ®”. The name stands for “vertically not purchasing this item on behalf of Anish Kapoor or an asso- leum jelly) and “Kiss The Bean” in Chicago to help melt the aligned carbon nanotube arrays”, from which you will be able ciate of Anish Kapoor. To the best of your knowledge, informa- blackest of black hearts. to ascertain exactly how interested you are in hearing more tion and belief this paint will not make its way into the hands I don’t know if it worked. I do know that Anish Kapoor was about its development. of Anish Kapoor.” not invited. The most important thing about Vantablack is that it is the In other words, the Bringer of Brightness created a color that darkest shade of black mankind has ever been able to make. It can be used by every single person in the whole world – except absorbs 99.96 percent of visible light and can be made into a his arch nemesis, the Thief of Color. sprayable paint. This wouldn’t be a superhero story if the villain didn’t threat- The Thief of Color licensed Vantablack exclusively for his own en to win, and Kapoor had the resources to give it a solid try. use. Because nobody else can make it and nobody else can buy He wound up getting his hands on some Pinkest Pink and, Picklebaclel! it, he is now the only human being in the world who can legally because he is as petty as he is selfish, posted a photo of him- has come to paint using this shade of black. Our villain has his very own self with his finger covered in pigment after dipping it into the Sundan pot. Our hero kept his cool. While many of us would have thought seriously about popping Kapoor on the nose, the Bringer of Brightness responded by creating two new products. The first was Diamond Dust, which glitters as though giving off light all by itself. It is incredibly beautiful, and was once again put on sale for anyone who might want to try using it (except Anish Kapoor). It is also made of tiny shards of glass, which was Semple’s brilliant way of suggesting his nemesis might want to stick his You are invited to come to the school administra- thumb in this one and see what happens. Let it never be said tion building (the old Sundance elementary) on that British passive aggression cannot be effective. Thursday evening at 7 p.m. to learn about the The second product he released was Black 2.0, made with game of Pickleball. It is the fastest growing game the help of hundreds of artists across the world. It’s not quite in America and can be played by any age the as black as Vantablack, but you’d never be able to tell with year round. Pickleball is a game that is a little like tennis, the naked eye. badminton and ping pong. It uses a net similar to Unlike Vantablack, it’s non-toxic and doesn’t explode if it’s tennis, a paddle and a whiffle ball. To help not applied in a special laboratory. It also costs about six bucks promote more adult recreation and fitness, the city has purchased all the equipment you need to learn and play the game. It is very addicting as it is a simple, easy to score game with little equip- The Crook County School District is working ment needed. You will be given all the rules of the game, some time to practice some skills, then Policy: Challenge: with Rachel’s Challenge to stimulate academic be put into a doubles game. Please wear some achievement and social-emotional learning by athletic shoes of some sort when you come. continued from page 1 continued from page 1 focusing on the connections between students, You can find out more about the game on the faculty and staff. The program aims to combat internet, but be sure to come to the central office was supposed to be four with her death. According to Rachel’s Chal- problems such as bullying, student isolation, gym on Thursday evening at 7 p.m. to find your years ago,” she said, refer- lenge, the nonprofit organization that pro- teen suicide, discrimination, school violence next fitness passion. You will be glad you did. ring to the time of her son’s motes her legacy, it was really only the begin- and disciplinary actions through presenta- diagnosis with depression. ning. tions, trainings, community events and profes- She also pointed to Title II Students who had been touched by Rachel’s sional development. of the Americans with Dis- kindness reached out to her family to share Rachel’s Challenge now involves more than CITY OF NEWCASTLE — NOW HIRING abilities Act and suggested their stories of the impact her simple acts of 1.5 million people each year, including over that following these policies humanity had had on them. One credited her 1200 schools. A Rachel’s Challenge staff mem- could make a difference to with preventing him from taking his own life. ber will be sharing her story with the commu- BUILDING INSPECTOR teen suicides and attempted The transformational power of Rachel’s sto- nity in Moorcroft on August 27 at 7 p.m. in The City of Newcastle, Wyoming, is suicides in this county. ry led to the formation of Rachel’s Challenge, the MHS auditorium; in Hulett on August 28 seeking a full time Building Inspector. Jess also spoke to the com- which is the foundation for programs that at 6:30 p.m. at the Hulett School; and in Sun- 3D\KUWRKU'2(SOXVEHQH¿WV munity’s approach to suicide promote a more positive climate in schools. dance on August 29 at 7 p.m. in the SHS au- Additional information and an applica- in general. Rachel’s vision was to start a chain reaction ditorium. “Not talking about it isn’t of kindness and compassion; the program The event will involve 40-minute presenta- tion can be obtained at the City Hall or at the way to handle this,” reflects this vision in its mission of “making tions in a fun, energetic and interactive assem- www.newcastlewyoming.org/ she said, telling the board schools safer, more connected places where bly that includes music, video and activities to that she is in contact with a bullying and violence are replaced with kind- tell Rachel’s story and teach that treating oth- number of her son’s friends ness and respect; and where learning and ers with respect is fun, encouraging them to through his Instagram ac- teaching are awakened to their fullest”. start their own “chains of kindness”. count. Those kids know their friend is gone and how he have solved the problem tem- strings.” Error: porarily. A motion to approve $78,000 died, she said. His death continued from page 1 cannot be simply swept un- “That would help them for in funding for the fair board two or three months and then, from the emergency reserve der the rug in the hopes that as cash on hand to go into the his peers will forget. when the property tax money was approved at the special next fiscal year than they ac- comes in, they would have to meeting. Fritz stresses that Reminding the board that tually physically have. That Wyoming sits at third in the pay it back to the county,” she the incident does not reflect happened for three years,” she says. improper behavior on the part nation in terms of suicide says. numbers per capita, Jess “There is still the fiscal is- of any county representative. “Budgeting is a complicated sue that there wouldn’t be “Nobody lost, misused or was stated that she is aware of process and it takes time to a number of thankfully un- any money after that, so we’d careless with $78,000, it was learn a new way of doing it.” have to come back to look at it a clerical error in the budget- successful suicide attempts The outcome of the mistake among the county’s young again.” ary process,” she says. “Before is that the fair board believed A second solution was believing any misinformation people. Nor were they all un- it had more cash available successful, she pointed out. found. you may hear, if anyone has than it did, so made a small- “The only possibility was to any questions, they can con- “Two in seven months is er request for a portion of the just crazy and I really don’t fund them this money through tact me.” available mill levy money than the emergency reserve as they Fritz is in the process of pre- want to see any more,” she it otherwise would have. said. This is a problem that had outstanding bills in need paring special budget training “In order to fix it, the origi- of payment,” Fritz says. sessions that will be available cannot be ignored, she told nal plan was to have them do the board, and needs to be “I consulted with the county for all county board members a promissory note of tax an- auditor on whether or not we to assist them in understand- addressed proactively. ticipation, where the county Jess applauded the board could do that and, by statute, ing the annual budget when would advance them the mon- yes you can. The county audi- presented to them. for introducing Rachel’s ey on the property tax money Challenge, a program based tor and county commission- they would get in November,” ers approved this and if they around kindness and devel- Fritz says. oping relationships between choose in the next two years This would have made the to say the fair board has to teachers and students. numbers match but, because The board will stand by its tighten their purse strings, the fair board requested less they can choose to do that be- new suicide prevention poli- mill levy money, it would only cy, said acting chairman Rick cause they control the purse Gill after thanking the Don- nells for their attendance, expressing appreciation for their interest in the business of the district and offering the board’s condolences for their loss. The policy came directly from the Wyoming School Board Association, he said; however, the board will continue to seek out and in- corporate best practices re- garding suicide prevention. The Sundance Times Page 6 Thursday, August 22, 2019 A permanent record... The Public Notices section of this newspaper provides a permanent record of what your public officials are doing...meeting minutes, ordinances, expenditures. Your local government actions are recorded in Public Notices black and white, a permanent part of history.

The meeting adjourned at 2:10 Section 25, T50N, R66W, 6th P.M., easements, and rights-of-way of as instrument Number 407810 in Personal Representatives. Any COUNTY o’clock p.m. to meet on August 29, Crook County, Wyoming. record lawfully established. the office of the Crook County action to set aside the Will shall 2019 at 8:45 a.m. to approve payroll Clerk. be filed with the Court within three COMMISSIONERS for August in the Commissioner’s The Board of Crook County PERSONAL PROPERTY (3) months from the date of the Commissioners will hold a final which has the address of 28 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD Room at the Courthouse in Powder River Energy Corporation first publication of this notice, or Sundance, Wyoming. hearing to approve, conditionally Lakeview Dr., Pine Haven, WY thereafter be forever barred. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AT approve or deny the application capital credits 82721 THE COURTHOUSE IN SUNDANCE, Kelly B. Dennis, Chairman and plat of the Pine Cone Minor Hearing on this matter is scheduled Notice is further given all persons CROOK COUNTY, WYOMING Together with all improvements Jeanne A. Whalen, Vice- Subdivision on September 4, 2019 for the 30th day of October, 2019 indebted to the decedent or Chairwoman at 2:30 p.m. in the Commissioner’s thereon situate and all fixtures and to her estate are requested to TUESDAY, August 13, 2019 at 9:00 o’clock a.m. in the Crook appurtenances thereto. Fred M. Devish Member Room at the Crook County County Courthouse, Sundance, make immediate payment to 2:00 o’clock p.m. Present for the Attested: Linda Fritz, County Clerk Courthouse, 309 Cleveland Street, Wyoming. American Advisors Group the undersigned at HUGHES LAW special meeting were Chairman Sundance, Wyoming. By: Danette Baldacci OFFICE, P.O. Box 456, Sundance, Kelly B. Dennis (per conference Publish: August 22, 2019 Persons objecting to the application WY 82729. Dated this 19th day of August Crowley Fleck PLLP call), Vice-Chairwoman Jeanne A. shall file an objection with the P.O. Box 6550 Whalen, Member Fred M. Devish 2019. District Court not later than twenty Creditors having claims against Sheridan, WY 82801 the decedent or the estate are (per conference call) and County Cody Michal Williamson (20) days following the mailing 1-844-280-7990 Clerk Linda Fritz. Liquor License of the Notice of Application for required to file them in duplicate Publish: August 22, 2019 Summary Distribution of Real and Publish: August 15, 22, 29 and with the necessary vouchers in the Discussion was held regarding Personal Property or within thirty September 5, 2019 (H) office of the Clerk of Court, P.O. the quote for property and Transfer Box 406, Sundance, WY 82729 on or (30) days following the date of vehicle insurance. The County NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A first publication of this notice. If before three (3) months after the Clerk advised the Board that the TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP FOR A Probate the District Court does not receive date of the first publication of this insurance company was willing to RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE written objection, the Applicants notice and if such claims are not drop their quote on the vehicles IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Improvement so filed, unless otherwise allowed or Notice is hereby given that on the will request the Court enter a to $41,000.00. Jeanne moved to SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT paid, they will be forever barred. 19th day of August, 2019, Roger Decree of Distribution consistent and Service approve the insurance proposal with the Applicants’ Application. from HUB International of $89,115.00. Riley dba Aladdin Café HMR, LLC WITHIN AND FOR CROOK COUNTY, DATED this 1st day of August, 2019. Fred seconded, all ayes, motion filed an application for a transfer of STATE OF WYOMING DATED this 19th day of August, District ownership of a liquor license from WILLIAM F. SINGLETON carried. Also present were Carolyn 2019. NOTICE OF HEARING ESTABLISHING Tipple Stop, LLC dba Aladdin Café, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF: Co-Personal Representative Fowler, Mary Kuhl and Lita Eddy THE in the office of the Crook County CATHERINE JANE NORMAN a/k/a FOR THE APPLICANTS: MERIE A. HACKETT f/k/a MERIE A. KARA CIRCLE AND WINDY WAY County Clerk Linda Fritz explained Clerk for the following described JANE B. NORMAN, Mark L. Hughes, #5-1710 FRENCH IMPROVEMENT AND SERVICE to the Board of a clerical error on place: A 10’ x 10’ room in the SE Deceased. HUGHES LAW OFFICE Co-Personal Representative DISTRICT the Fair Board budget. When the corner of the building in Lot 1 of Probate No. 5781 P.O. Box 456 Publish: August 8, 15 and 22, 2019 County asked the Board to change Brengle No. 1 Minor Subdivision, Sundance, WY 82729 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a their budget format to the format Crook County, Wyoming. Protests, if NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR (307) 283-1313 final hearing is to be held on the that the County uses, there was there be any, against the issuance SUMMARY DISTRIBUTION Publish: August 22 and 29, 2019 establishment of the Kara Circle some confusion on the how the cash of this license, will be heard at OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY and Windy Way Improvement carryover is listed. The depreciation 10:00 o’clock a.m. on September Notice is hereby given that and Service District and to correct Final reserve money is already part of the 4, 2019 in the Commissioner’s Room an Application for Summary the legal description of the district cash on hand and was also shown at the Courthouse in Sundance, Distribution of Real and Personal on Tuesday September 3rd, Settlement as depreciation reserve cash Wyoming. Property has been filed in the FORECLOSURE 2019, at 10:30 A.M., in the Crook carryover. It was a clerical error. WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF District Court, Sixth Judicial District, FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE County Commissioner’s Room Joe Baron had recommended an Dated this 19th day of August TRANSPORTATION Crook County, Wyoming, by in the Courthouse, in Sundance, advance on their property tax levy 2019. WHEREAS, default has occurred, CHEYENNE, WYOMING David L. Norman, Jr., Stephen M. Wyoming. portion, but that would have only the mortgagor is deceased under Linda Fritz Norman, John H. Norman and NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF solved the problem for a couple of the terms of a promissory note (the SPEAK NOW OR FOREVER HOLD Crook County Clerk Mary Catherine Corley pursuant to AND months until they had to repay the “Note”) dated October 27, 2017, YOUR PEACE Wyoming Statute §2-1-205, seeking FINAL SETTLEMENT FOR HIGHWAY advance back. There is a shortage Publish: August 22 and 29, 2019 executed and delivered by Kurt to establish the right and title to CROOK COUNTY BOARD OF WORK of funds to pay their bills. It is not S. MacFarlane (“Mortgagor(s)”) to the following described real and COUNTY COMMISSIONERS missing money as the funds were Mortgage Electronic Registration Notice is hereby given that the personal property in the names BY: Linda Fritz, Crook County Clerk not there to begin with, they were Systems, Inc. (“MERS”) as nominee State Transportation Commission of David L. Norman, Jr., Stephen just incorrectly reflected in their for American Advisors Group, it’s Publish: August 22 and 29, 2019 of Wyoming has accepted as SUBDIVISION M. Norman, John H. Norman and cash carryover. Their spending has successors and assigns, and a real completed according to plans, Mary Catherine Corley: not increased. In actuality, they had HEARING estate mortgage (the “Mortgage”) specifications and rules governing shorted themselves in their request of the same date securing the Note, the same work performed under NOTICE OF FINAL SUBDIVISION REAL PROPERTY for a portion of the mill levy as they which a Home Equity Conversion that certain contract between the HEARING had reported their cash carryover Lots 8 and 9, Block 9, Fifth Addition, Mortgage (Reverse Mortgage) was Probate State of Wyoming, acting through to be more than they actually Be advised that Seamless Systems, Town of Moorcroft, Crook County, executed and delivered by said IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE said Commission, and Dave Loden had. This was all discussed with the LLC, Cody Michal Williamson, Wyoming Mortgagor(s), to said Mortgagee, SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Construction, Inc. The Contractor, County Auditor. After discussion, Registered Agent, Moorcroft, WY TOGETHER with all improvements and which Mortgage was on Highway Project Number Fred moved to provide funding to 82721 is hereby giving notice of recorded on November 16, 2017, WITHIN AND FOR CROOK COUNTY, BLD6334 in Crook County, consisting and appurtenances located STATE OF WYOMING the Fair Board for $78,000.00 out of a final subdivision hearing for a thereon or thereunto appertaining at Instrument No. 652070 in Book of roof overlay, and the Contractor the Emergency Reserve. Jeanne minor subdivision application. or belonging. 581 at Page 281 in the records IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF is entitled to final settlement seconded, all ayes, motion carried. The proposed Pine Cone Minor of the office of the County Clerk AMY A. SINGLETON COLLINS therefore; that the Director of the Also present were Mary Kuhl and Subdivision lies in the SW1/4NE1/4, SUBJECT to all assessments, and ex-officio Register of Deeds Deceased. Department of Transportation will Lita Eddy. NW1/4NE1/4 and SE1/4NW1/4 of in and for Crook County, State of cause said Contractor to be paid Wyoming; and Probate No. 5775 the full amount due him under said contract on October 2, 2019. WHEREAS, the mortgage was NOTICE OF PROBATE The date of the first publication of assigned for value as follows: TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID this Notice is August 22, 2019. To American Advisors Group, it’s ESTATE: successors and assigns on May STATE TRANSPORTATION 30, 2019 recorded on July 15, You are hereby notified on the 17TH COMMISSION OF WYOMING 2019 at Instrument No. 660670 in day of July, 2019, the Last Will and By: Caryn Erickson Book 599, Page 506. Testament of the decedent was Senior Budget Analyst All in the records of the County admitted to probate by the above Budget Program Clerk and ex-officio Register of Court and William F. Singleton Deeds in and for Crook County, and Merie A. Hackett f/k/a Merie Publish: August 22, 29 and Wyoming. A. French were appointed Co- September 5, 2019 WHEREAS, the Mortgage contains a power of sale which by reason of said default, the Mortgagee declares to have become operative, and no suit or proceeding has been Liquor Renewals instituted at law to recover the NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A RENEWAL OF RESTAURANT LIQUOR debt secured by the Mortgage, or LICENSES, RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES, AND RENEWAL OF any part thereof, nor has any such COUNTY RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE PERMITS suit or proceeding been instituted FOR 2019-2020 and the same discontinued; and WHEREAS, written notice of intent APPLICANT DESCRIPTION OF DATE to foreclose the Mortgage by PLACE AND PREMISES FILED advertisement and sale has RENEWAL OF RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSES been served upon the record owner and the party in possession of the mortgaged premises Tipple Stop, LLC dba 3989 Hwy 24 8-12-19 at least ten (10) days prior to Aladdin Café Aladdin, WY 82710 the commencement of this RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES publication, and the amount due upon the Mortgage on the date of Buffalo Jump Hospitality Partners 5877 Old Hwy 14 8-1-19 first publication of this notice of sale LLC dba Buffalo Jump Saloon & Beulah, WY 82712 being the total sum of $141,724.64 Steak House which sum consists of the principal Historic Aladdin LLC dba 3983 State Hwy 24 8-12-19 advances of $121,244.40 plus Aladdin General Store Aladdin, WY 82710 interest accrued to the date of the first publication of this notice in the Sand Creek Trading Post LLC dba 5879 Old Hwy 14 8-12-19 amount of $11,047.32, plus MIP in Sand Creek Trading Post Beulah, WY 82712 the amount of $8,562.92, plus other Thomas Investments LLC dba 5904 Old Hwy 14 8-12-19 outstanding charges in the amount Juggz Tavern Beulah, WY 82712 of $870.00, plus attorneys’ fees, Michael J & Tonia J Johnson dba 18125 US Hwy 14 8-9-19 costs expended, and accruing Crook County Saloon Sundance, WY 82729 interest and late charges after the date of first publication of this Devils Tower Gulch, LLC dba 601 Hwy 24 8-12-19 notice of sale; Devils Tower Gulch Devils Tower, WY 82714 WHEREAS, the property being Campstool Marketing, LLC dba 60 State Hwy 110 8-5-19 foreclosed upon may be subject to Campstool Marketing, LLC/Devils Devils Tower, WY 82714 other liens and encumbrances that Tower KOA will not be extinguished at the sale. JPC Keyhole LLC dba 180 Marina Road 8-8-19 Any prospective purchaser should Keyhole Marina Moorcroft, WY 82721 research the status of title before RENEWAL OF COUNTY RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE PERMITS submitting a bid; NOW, THEREFORE American Marcelleen, Inc. dba 57 Hwy 110 8-7-19 Advisors Group, as the Mortgagee, Devils Tower Trading Post Devils Tower, WY 82714 will have the Mortgage foreclosed Driskill Holdings, LLC dba 60 Hwy 110 8-5-19 as by law provided by causing Devils Tower KOA Devils Tower, WY 82714 the mortgaged property to be sold at public venue by the Sheriff RBD ENT., LLC dba 5930 Old Hwy 14 8-7-19 or Deputy Sheriff in and for Crook State Line Station Beulah, WY 82712 County, Wyoming to the highest Devils Tower View Cage, B.P.L & L. 476 Hwy 24 8-8-19 bidder for cash at 10:00 o’clock in dba Devils Tower View Devils Tower, WY 82714 the forenoon on September 9th, Devils Tower Outfitters, Inc. dba 87 Whitetail Creek 8-15-19 2019 at the front door of the Crook Twisted Pistol Saloon Road County Courthouse located at 309 Hulett, WY 82720 Cleveland, Sundance, Wyoming, Crook County, for application on Protests, if there be any, against the issuance of these licenses, will be the above-described amounts heard at 10:00 o’clock a.m. on September 4, 2019, in the Commissioner’s secured by the Mortgage, said Room at the Courthouse in Sundance, Wyoming. mortgaged property being Linda Fritz, described as follows, to-wit: Crook County Clerk Lot 5 of Pinecrest Subdivision to the Town of Pine Haven, Crook Publish: August 22 and 29, 2019 County, Wyoming according to

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at least one day per month in the other counties. The press release indicates the older man suffered “exten- Woman sentenced to According to numbers from the Wyoming Supreme Court, sive injuries” and was airlifted from the area to an Idaho prison in stabbing case the three district judges in the 6th Judicial District have a hospital Saturday. Reaching the deceased proved more dif- weighted case load of 4.16, meaning that they’re doing an ficult: Officials said several attempts to access the body had CHEYENNE (WNE) — A woman who fatally stabbed an- amount of work suitable for 4.16 judges. It’s a 139 percent been “hampered by severe weather and high winds, making other woman last year was sentenced Friday morning to five caseload per judge. helicopter operations impossible.” to eight years in prison. “We run at really high RPMs,” Deegan said. “It’s not un- Instead, on Aug. 12, afternoon a five-person team of search- Tanya Pearson pleaded guilty in April to involuntary man- common for me to have 12 settings in a day.” and-rescue volunteers, supported by a U.S. Forest Service slaughter per a plea agreement. Laramie County District There wouldn’t be a price tag associated with the bill un- pack team, began hiking to the base of Pingora Peak, plan- Judge Thomas Campbell sentenced her Friday. The charge less the committee chooses to add one. Each district court ning to ascend the mountain Tuesday morning and recover carries a five-year minimum sentence, but she faced up to has a budget of about $1 million per biennium, Deegan the deceased under the direction of the Fremont County 30 years in prison under the original charges, which also said. That includes the judge, a judicial assistant, a court Coroner’s office, according to the FCSO. included aggravated assault and battery. reporter and a law clerk. Stratmoen said the climbers ascended Pingora on Tues- Prosecuting attorney Caitlin Harper said Pearson was hav- day, recovered the body and lowered it down the mountain, ing a long-term affair with the husband of the victim, Jen- then transferred it to the horse team, which traveled to nifer Pratt. Pratt was planning on moving out of the house meet Stratmoen’s staff at Worthen Meadows at about 1:30 and leaving her husband. Body of climber a.m. Wednesday. Harper said Pearson and Pratt got into a fight in April killed in fall recovered 2018 in Martin Luther King Jr. Park. This is when Pearson, who had a switchblade, stabbed Pratt three times. RIVERTON (WNE) — The body of a man who died in a Cheyenne Airport Pratt died alone, bleeding out in the park before officers climbing accident in the Wind River Mountains has been could get to the scene. She called her husband as she was recovered. reaches milestone dying, leaving a voicemail begging him to call an ambu- Zijah Kurtovic, 63, of Evanston, Ill., died at about 12:30 lance, Harper said. He never got her call because he was p.m. Saturday, Aug. 10, of “massive blunt-force trauma CHEYENNE (WNE) — Cheyenne Regional Airport reached on the phone with Pearson, who had fled the scene and from a fall from extreme height,” Fremont County Coroner an important milestone when American Airlines Flight washed the blood off her car with a bottle of Gatorade. Mark Stratmoen said Friday. 3117 departed at 5:46 a.m. Aug. 6, bound for Dallas/Fort Harper said Pratt lost her home, husband and life to Pear- He estimated Kurtovic had fallen 500-700 feet from the Worth International Airport. son. The state asked for 10 to 12 years incarceration for Cirque of the Towers on Pingora Peak. The incident, which The flight marked the airport’s 10,000th enplanement, Pearson, which was ultimately denied by Campbell. was reported at about 1:40 p.m. Aug. 10, also involved a the act or process of boarding an aircraft, for the year. Defense attorney Diane Lozano said the whole situation 67-year-old Arizona man who fell about 45 feet while as- In addition, airport officials reported that more than started off as an ugly love triangle. She said Pearson told cending the mountain, according to a press release from the 20,000 passengers have flown on American Airlines flights her if she could take it back she would. Fremont County Sheriff’s Office. from Cheyenne in 2019, and more than 23,500 passengers have flown since the service started in November. Sponsored American Airlines, marketed as American Eagle, began providing once-daily service between Cheyenne Regional No new district judge by Airport and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport on for Campbell County Nov. 4. The airline then announced a second daily flight with the same route, which began May 4 and will continue GILLETTE (WNE) — The 6th Judicial District is the second through Sept. 3. most overworked district in the state, and Campbell County Dallas/Fort Worth is the largest of 10 hubs American officials are being proactive in trying to alleviate the issue. Airlines and American Eagle operates, and serves as a Judge Michael N. “Nick” Deegan and Commission Chair- gateway to Mexico and Latin America. man Rusty Bell made the case to the Joint Judiciary Com- The flights are operated by SkyWest Airlines. Each mittee on Thursday evening to add another district judge, CRJ200 regional jet seats roughly 50 passengers. but they were unsuccessful. The 10,000th enplanement is a significant accomplish- The committee voted it down, 8-4. ment, but Director of Aviation Tim Barth said that number Deegan said the framework exists to add a fourth judge. In is important for another reason – actually, 850,000 rea- the 2016 legislative session, lawmakers passed Senate File sons. 6, which authorized a fourth district judge in the 1st Ju- “That means that the airport is now eligible for $1 mil- dicial District, which covers Laramie County. Deegan sug- lion of maintenance money a year from the federal gov- gested the committee use that bill as a template. ernment,” Barth said. “That’s opposed to before, when we The data supports adding a judge to the 6th Judicial Dis- were only getting about $150,000 a year. When we see trict. 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Stan Horning photos Golf, back row left to right: Sydney Robinson, Sheridan Schubarth, Dawson Flahaven, Cross Country back row left to right: Kort McLaughlin, Josh Pridgeon, Hunter Skeens, Allison Crawford, Tairyn Richards, Zach Duvall; front: Irene Finn, Tyson Bjornestad, Parker Titus Schelling, Jaydan Davis, Darcy Flahaven; middle row: Riley Banker, Deklan Gill, Tori Skeens, Nate Schommer, Gavin Robinson, Tony Villegas; not pictured: Christian Velder. Wheeler, Madison Speidel; front: Jager McLaughlin, Brit Wheeler, Jordan Mouat, Rylie Marchant, Angel Villegas, Wyatt Flahaven, Kyten Johnson.

Upton-Sundance Patriot football, back row left to right: Caedyn Vrana, Gunner Murray, Volleyball, back row left to right: Joleen Pollat, Cana McInerney, Brook Hofland, Tyri- Joe Bishop, Kye Taylor, Jayden Caylor, Josiah Rudloff, Craig Chandler, Landon Keever, anna Trass, Bailey Hofland, Sherry Negaard, Tessa Hughes; middle row: Kimberly Fowler, Gunner McLaughlin, Nathan Baker, Wyatt Gillespie, Mason Amann, Brad Kruger, Bran- Isabella Smith-McCleery, Lauryn Brooks, Ella Bifulco, Zoe Skeens, Rachelle Miller, Ne- don Davis, Kaedyn Fletcher, Coyle Love, Jesse Harmon; front: Keith Coburn, Levi Rudloff, vada Gill, Baillee Heaster, Aftyn Marchant, Mazelynn Sharp, McKaya Gillespie, Briska Jeral Nehl, Ben Tinsley, Peyton Ewing, Aidan Coberly, Brayden Bruce, Eli Jones, Ethan Johnson; front: Teddi Marchant, Laney Dungey. Mills, Reece Barritt, Jess Claycomb, Shane Tenke, Jameson Fleenor.

U-S Patriot High School Football Aug. 30, 7 p.m. at Lead/Deadwood Sept. 6, 7 p.m. vs. Lusk at Upton Security Insurance Agency Sept. 9, 5 p.m. at Newcastle JV Sept. 13, 6 p.m. at Home vs. Wheatland Sept. 16, 4 p.m. at CCHS JV Powder River Energy Corporation Sept. 20, 7 p.m. at Tongue River Sept. 23, 6 p.m. scrimmage vs. Wright JV at Upton Sept. 27, 7 p.m. vs. Big Horn at Upton Sundance State Bank Oct. 4, 7 p.m. at Home vs. Wright (Homecoming) Oct. 7, 5 p.m. scrimmage vs. Lusk JV at Newcastle Oct. 11, 7 p.m. at Southeast Wyoming Water Solutions Oct. 18, 5:30 p.m. at Pine Bluffs Oct. 25, 2 pm. vs. Shoshoni at Natrona HS Nov. 1 – First round playoffs Neiman Sawmill - Devils Tower Forest Nov. 8 – Second round playoffs Nov. 16 – State Championship Products High School Volleyball Aug. 30 at Lingle Tourney Sept. 3, 5:30/6:30/7:30 p.m. at Home vs. Upton Cassidy’s Seed & Feed Sept. 7 at CCHS Invite Sept. 13-14 at Big Horn Tourney Sept. 16, 5/6/7/8 p.m. JV Quad at Hulett Sundance Electric, Inc. Sept. 19, 5/6/7 p.m. at Moorcroft Sept. 21, 2/3/4 p.m. at Wright Sept. 24, 6/7 p.m. at Hulett Summit National Bank Sept. 28, 12/1/2 p.m. at Home vs. Tongue River Oct. 4, 2/3/4 p.m. at Home vs. Newcastle (Homecoming) Oct. 5, 2/3/4 p.m. vs. Powell at Buffalo Longhorn Saloon+Grill Oct. 11, 2/3/4 p.m. at Home vs. Big Horn Oct. 12, 1/2/3 p.m. at Lusk Oct. 17, 5/6/7 p.m. at Home vs. Moorcroft Materi Contracting Oct. 19, 1/2/3 p.m. at Home vs. Wright Oct. 25, 2/3/4 p.m. at Big Horn Nov. 1-2 – Regionals at Moorcroft Nov. 7-9 – State at Casper Roberts Machine Cross Country Aug. 30 at Mallo State Farm Insurance - Jill Hartman Sept. 6 at Spearfish Sept. 12 at Belle Fourche Invite Sept. 27 at Rapid City Hughes Law Office - Mark L. Hughes Oct. 5, 10 a.m. at Wright Oct. 17 – Conference Oct. 26 – State at Star Valley Bearlodge Rehabilitation High School Golf Aug. 23 – Sundance Invite Aug. 27, 9 a.m. at Devils Tower Invite Dime Horseshoe Bar Aug. 30 at Wright Invite Sept. 6 at Upton Invite vs. Upton/Newcastle Sept. 13 at Lusk Invite The Sundance Times Sept. 14 at Moorcroft Invite Sept. 20-21 – State at Lusk