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109TH YEAR/ISSUE 25 Powell woman placed on NEW CITY ADMINISTRATOR probation for burglary spree BY CJ BAKER program last year persuaded are violations of the terms and Overfield instead suspended Tribune Editor District Court Judge Bobbi conditions of this probation, eight to 10 years of prison time, Overfield to give the … the state most which the judge could impose if Powell woman has been defendant an oppor- likely won’t hesitate Lamb-Harlan makes a misstep sentenced to three years tunity to prove that to bring you back on probation. Aof supervised probation she’s changed. before this court — During the two years that for committing a string of bur- “I can pretty much and most likely, this her cases were pending in Park glaries in 2017, while on proba- guarantee you with court won’t hesitate County’s court system, Lamb- tion for a meth-related offense. this sentence that to impose a sentence Harlan served roughly a year Prosecutors and Valorie you’re going to be accordingly.” and two months in jail. Lamb-Harlan’s probation under some pret- Deputy Park She tearfully apologized for agent had recommended that ty strict scrutiny County Prosecuting her actions at Friday’s hearing. the 45-year-old be sent to for the next three Attorney Leda Po- “I know I have been, like, out prison. But Lamb-Harlan’s years,” Overfield jman argued for of control because of drugs and apparent turnaround after she warned Lamb-Har- VALORIE a nine- to 10-year completed a drug treatment lan. “And if there LAMB-HARLAN prison sentence, but See Burglary, Page 2

City of Powell IT Director Zack Thorington, who was selected for the city administrator position, has been working off and on in various capacities for the city since the early 1990s. Tribune photo by Mark Davis Zack Thorington picked as next administrator Wyoming Game and Fish Commission President David Rael heads through the brush on a pheasant hunting excursion on his pheasant farm near Cowley Tuesday. Rael will serve in the position for one year. Tribune photo by Mark Davis BY KEVIN KILLOUGH be to help the city maintain a Tribune News Editor balanced budget and continue providing utilities and other n Tuesday, City of services at reasonable rates. THE HEART OF A PRESIDENT Powell officials select- “I feel it’s my time to take Oed Zack the city into the AMID TRAGEDY, DAVID RAEL OF COWLEY child, Ezekiel — due on the final many tears. He knew there Thorington — next decade,” he CHOSEN TO LEAD GAME AND FISH COMMISSION day of the commission’s meeting would be many more. the current IT ‘I expect him to said. in Cody. Tuesday was different, director and From an ini- BY MARK DAVIS But as his peers elected him But on March 18, a couple though, because he was heading longtime staffer grow into the tial pool of about Tribune Staff Writer as president at their March 21 days before the meeting, the out to hunt. — as Powell’s position, and he’ll two dozen ap- meeting, Rael didn’t think about phone rang. Rael immediately next city admin- be a great asset plicants, the city hen Wyoming Game how far he had come in his 60 knew it was serious by the tone FRIEND AND NEIGHBOR istrator. interviewed sev- and Fish commission- years, nor could he enjoy the in his son Phillip’s voice: Phil- Rael hadn’t picked up a gun to “I’ve had a to the staff.’ en candidates Wers voted unanimously moment. lip’s wife Becca was being hunt pheasant for many years, connection to the over phone con- to install David Rael Rael was heartbro- rushed to a Casper hospital and preferring to watch the fun as he City of Powell Zane Logan ferencing soft- as their new presi- ken. it didn’t look good. Soon David guided his five children, other for a long time,” Outgoing administrator ware to narrow dent last week, he ‘I don’t know “I couldn’t make and Jennie were in the car, hur- family members and friends Thorington said it to four final- found it hard to think myself be happy,” he rying to Casper. through prime upland game in an interview. “I’ve been ists, who had face-to-face about what it all if I’ve ever explained on Tues- Arriving at the hospital room, bird habitat on his 1,200-acre moving toward this my whole interviews over the past week. meant. met a more day, fighting back they found Becca cradling Eze- Cowley farm. But on Tuesday, life.” Mayor John Wetzel said Rael couldn’t have generous tears from the front kiel in her arms after an emer- Thorington said his intial dreamed of taking seat of his dusty gency C-section. Her baby was See Rael, Page 8 goals as administrator will See Administrator, Page 2 a leading role in the person.’ Ford. wrapped in a blue blanket but management of the Rael quickly put lifeless, having been stillborn. state’s wildlife when Pat Crank on his sunglasses The Raels stayed in the room he first fell in love Cheyenne and stared straight for seven hours. with the outdoors commissioner ahead. There had “We gave him all the love we COLORFUL CRAWL decades ago. Rael been many tears in could,” he said. had been intimidated by Game recent days. Memories of his son and and Fish redshirts approaching daughter-in-law’s loss were in the fields where he found sol- A MEETING AND A FUNERAL still with Rael as the vote was ace after moving from a school A week earlier, he and his finalized last week. After the of 3,000 kids in Los Angeles to wife Jennie were gearing up commission’s business was done his class of 13 in Cowley; he’d for the inevitable nomination for the day, Rael had planned an learned to hunt mostly on his as president. Rael had served open house for the public. He own as a kid. When then-Wyo- a year as vice president of the pressed through, gracious as al- ming Gov. Matt Mead appointed commission and was in line ways, but on autopilot. Funeral Rael to the Game and Fish Com- for the top job. In addition, the services were planned at the mission four years ago, it came couple was looking forward to end of the commission meeting as a surprise. the arrival of their 19th grand- the following day. There were

Game and Fish working to increase hunter satisfaction BY MARK DAVIS added and difficult task of earn- Mountain Hall. Very few were Tribune Staff Writer ing trust from area hunters. surprised by what they heard Game and Fish officials from as Mong described the current imply getting to the point the Cody region met with Pow- situation with the Upper Sho- of making proposals for ell area hunters Monday night shone and Clark’s Fork mule Shunting seasons are a to convey their message: We’re deer herds. Not only have area monumental task. Game and committed to working together hunters witnessed a decline in Fish biologists rely on a litany with you to bring back oppor- populations, they were brought of data, much of which means tunity. in before the proposals were getting boots on the ground in “Reservations [in support finalized, as the Game and Fish rugged terrain and long hours for proposals] are the result of gauge the level of support for at check stations, surveying a lack of trust in the Game and shorter seasons and lower tag hunters and analyzing data. Fish,” said Tony Mong, Wyo- offerings. The coming season’s propos- ming Game and Fish Depart- “Things are going to get als have included extra effort. ment wildlife biologist. worse before they get better,” With declining mule deer popu- About three dozen hunters Mong said. Landon Glenn makes his way through a tunnel during a recent Absaroka Early Head Start activity. The lations and tough decisions attended the annual season program serves local children from birth to age 3 and pregnant moms. For more about the program, see needing to be made, there’s the setting meeting at Heart See Proposals, Page 8 Page 14. Tribune photo by Mark Davis

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Administrator: Logan will work with Thorington over the next couple months Continued from Page 1 BABY GOODS the city received very strong candidates, and the decision for the hiring committee was not an easy one. “Any one of the candidates would have made a good city administrator,” the mayor stated. Thorington’s long experience with the City of Powell — which involved working with almost every city department in one capacity or another since the early 1990s — tipped the deci- sion in his favor. Design • Decor • Lifestyle • Gifts “In the end, Zack [Thoring- ton’s] extensive knowledge of the city departments was the push over the top,” Wetzel said. YANCY Thorington has worked in a INTERIORS + HOME number of capacities, he said, 307.586.4126 | [email protected] | www.yancyinteriors.com having done “a little of every- thing.” 1356 SHERIDAN AVENUE | CODY, WYOMING He began working part-time in the Parks Department while getting his degree in mechani- cal engineering in the early 1990s. After college, he started his career at a Cody engineering firm and worked on the city’s Over the next couple of months, Zack Thorington will take over the city administrator position from Zane storm drain project. At the firm, Logan, who is retiring. Tribune photo by Mark Davis he did engineering work on water infrastructure projects in the engineering department been ever since. trator, Zane Logan, announced Greybull and Basin, which he during a time with a lot of During his time as IT direc- he’d be retiring in June. Logan said gave him good commercial and tor, he helped the city imple- was on the hiring committee, experience for the residential devel- ment a $750,000 renovation of but didn’t take a large role in Powell city admin- ‘In the end, Zack opment. the Powell Police Department’s selecting his successor. He said istrator position. “That was a communications system. He the city made a good decision, “I had to work [Thorington’s] booming time for called it a “humbling experi- selecting among some very with the public extensive the city. ... I got ence” and “a pretty proud mo- strong candidates. a lot,” Thorington knowledge of the a lot of good, ment of my life.” Logan will be working with said. hands-on experi- Thorington’s family also has Thorington over the next couple After working city departments ence with develop- a history with the City of Pow- of months to help him transition a couple years at was the push ment,” Thorington ell: His mother, Annette, was into the new position. a local startup, he recalled. finance director, and his father, “I expect him to grow into the took a position as over the top.’ Thorington Jay, worked as a dispatcher, position, and he’ll be a great as- Powell’s building moved into the IT first for the Powell Police set to the staff,” Logan said. official. John Wetzel department full- Department and later Park The city interviewed two Though he was Powell mayor time around 2004, County. other local candidates in the never the city en- and a few years The city began recruiting a final round, while the other gineer, his degree gave him later he was promoted to the new city administrator late last candidate, from out of state, had skills that allowed him to help IT director position, where he’s year after the current adminis- strong local connections.

Burglary: Lamb-Harlan must pay at least $150 a month toward restitution Continued from Page 1 cation). Prosecutors agreed not pleted the roughly three-month she has,” Hopkinson said. to revoke her probation in that treatment program. Among various terms of not being on medications and case as part of the plea bargain. Drawing on testimony from probation, Judge Overfield stuff,” Lamb-Harlan said. In total, Friday’s court hear- Lamb-Harlan’s mother — and ordered Lamb-Harlan to obey She suffers from mental ing resolved 11 pending crimi- a clean record since she com- the law and her probation of- health problems, including nal cases or investigations pleted treatment in October ficer, to take her medications bipolar type schizoaffective against Lamb-Harlan. Last — Hopkinson said there’s as prescribed and to either get PRINT disorder and lives off of dis- week’s sentence had the net been a significant change in a part-time job or complete 100 ability benefits; Lamb-Harlan effect of extend- Lamb-Harlan’s hours of community service. says she doesn’t remember any ing her previous lifestyle. He also The judge also ordered of her crimes, which a thera- probation by one ‘This is your argued that pris- Lamb-Harlan to pay $815 in pist suggested could be due to year. on time would court fees, $2,292 in restitu- using methamphetamine along Lamb-Harlan opportunity, do no good, tion for damage she caused at ADS with her prescribed, psycho- told the judge hopefully, to prove while costing Coulter Car Care, Lil Spark Car tropic medications. that, after serv- taxpayers hun- Wash and Rocky Mountain Car As part of a deal with the ing more than to everyone that dreds of thou- Wash and hundreds of dollars Park County Attorney’s Of- a year in jail you have addressed sands of dollars. for Hopkinson’s services. TO HELP MAKE IT fice, Lamb-Harlan pleaded no and completing the underlying “In my years Lamb-Harlan must pay at contest to four felony counts treatment, she’s of doing these least $150 a month toward of burglary on Friday — three determined concerns that cases, I’ve never those obligations. 9 counts related to break-ins to “stay on the brought you before seen ... where “Payment of restitution is at Powell car washes and the right path.” somebody’s only a slight beginning of RAIN SALES fourth related to a break-in at a But Poj- this court ...’ been sent to the most likely what they [the car residence on Dutcher Springs man noted that prison for basi- washes] had to deal with in re- Trail west of Ralston. The inci- Lamb-Harlan Judge Bobbi Overfield cally drug prob- securing their businesses and dents took place between April has previous- lems [and] they ... to protect themselves going THIS APRIL! 5-7, 2017. ly undergone treatment and came back cured,” Hopkinson forward,” Overfield said. Thanks to a surveillance sys- counseling. said. “They came back with The judge concluded by tell- tem and an alert homeowner, “It didn’t do anything,” Poj- those same issues.” ing Lamb-Harlan that “this is Run a 2x2 (3.75”x2”) or larger ad in the Park County Sheriff’s Of- man argued. “These crimes In contrast, the Worland at- your opportunity, hopefully, fice and Wyoming Highway were still committed and you torney said he’s seen a great to prove to everyone that you every April issue of the Tribune (9) & Patrol caught Lamb-Harlan don’t get a free pass two years deal of success with people have addressed the underlying red-handed. They found her in- later. That doesn’t make up for who complete programs like concerns that brought you be- side the Dutcher Springs Trail what you did.” the VOA and go on to change fore this court nearly two years home with items stolen from She also pointed out that, their lives. ago now and [that] you’ve Get each ad 40% off the residence — including a after Lamb-Harlan’s arrest and “... This is exactly what Ms. made the steps necessary ... to handgun — and other locations, subsequent release on bond on Lamb-Harlan has done, in spite make sure it doesn’t happen our open column inch rate! including various car washes. the burglary charges in 2017, of the many disabilities that again.” Cody police had compiled she had violated her bond con- another six reports on Lamb- ditions by using meth again. Harlan, but the county at- Pojman argued there was torney’s office agreed not to nothing more that authorities 2018 JEEP RENEGADE pursue them as part of the could do other than to send deal. No details about those Lamb-Harlan to prison. That Cody cases were disclosed at echoed the opinion of Lamb- Trailhawk Off Road Run April 2, 4, 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25 & 30 Friday’s hearing, but prosecu- Harlan’s probation agent, ex- tor Pojman described them as pressed in a pre-sentence Leather Heated Seats being “similar in nature” to investigation report. TO GET 40% OFF the other burglaries; the Park “Community supervision is Remote Start Place in 4 of the 9 issues for 25% off County Sheriff’s Office previ- not going to be able to provide ously said Lamb-Harlan was a the defendant with the help or Run a 2x2 ad 9 times & you’ll save $214! suspect in additional break-ins resources she needs,” Proba- Several to at Cody car washes, along with tion Agent Stacey Sapp wrote a laundromat and vehicles. of Lamb-Harlan last year. “She choose from! 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Caring for POWELL ANIMALS THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 POWELL TRIBUNE • PAGE 3 OBITUARIES ‘Welcome Home’ celebration for and couldn’t wait to hold them. had a passion for antiques. ElRay He loved to tease his children, He was taken quickly on grandchildren and great-grand- March 22, 2019, after being Bridges children. However, he taught diagnosed with cancer only veterans set for Monday in Cody (Sept. 23, 1939 - March 22, 2019) his family to work together and two weeks prior. He is sur- look with satisfaction vived by his wife, Gov. Mark Gordon and 2673, 808 12th St. in Cody. being held on Monday, April 1. ElRay Bridges was born to on a job well done. Ann, of 61 years; the Wyoming Veterans Com- Gov. Gordon, Wyoming Adju- State officials host an an- Octave Lynn and Melba LaRue With a strong testi- his children, Sherie mission plan to celebrate tant Gen. Greg Porter, Wyo- nual tour of the state in con- Green Bridges on Sept. 23, 1939, mony of Jesus Christ (Dave) Monk, Wil- the state’s veterans during a ming Veterans Commission junction with Welcome Home in Murray, Utah. He was the and his love for his liam (Jody) Bridges, Monday event in Cody. Chairman Keith Davidson Day, stopping in different first of three children and was fellow man, he served DeAnna (Mike) Cal- “All Wyoming veterans, es- and other veterans and lo- locations each year; after vis- raised with many aunts, uncles in many capacities in vin, LaRae (Kurt) pecially those from the Kore- cal officials are scheduled to iting in Cody, the group will and cousins. the Church of Jesus Dobbs, Joe Bridg- an War and Vietnam War who make remarks. hold similar ceremonies in During his years at Riverton Christ of Latter-day es (Jennifer); and were not properly thanked Several years ago, Wyo- Casper and Cheyenne later in Jr. High School, he met the love Saints. He dedicated his brother Sheldon upon their return home, are ming lawmakers designated the day. of his life, Ann Butterfield. They nine years of service (Bonnie) Bridges. He invited to attend and receive March 30 as Wyoming Vet- Other Wyoming communi- graduated from Jordan High to the Billings, Mon- leaves a posterity their welcome home and erans Welcome Home Day; ties are encouraged to host School in the spring of 1957 and tana, temple each and ElRAY BRIDGES of 23 grandchildren thanks from a grateful state,” it’s the date that U.S. combat their own celebrations to married in September. every Saturday. and 40 great-grand- event organizers said in a troops would have set foot on honor Wyoming veterans who ElRay worked hard his whole He appreciated his pioneer children and one great-great release. Military members, Wyoming soil after returning may not have been thanked life, but the work he loved the ancestry and strived to be a wor- grandchild. surviving spouses of veterans home from the Vietnam War for their service or welcomed most was farming and work- thy son of such a heritage. He was preceded in death and family members are also in 1973. home. ing with animals. He raised ElRay never met a stranger by his mother Melba, father welcome to attend. With March 30 falling on a For more information, con- ornamental pheasants for many and loved to visit with people. Octave, sister Lynette Brinker- The ceremony begins at Sunday this year, this year’s tact the Wyoming Veterans years and always had birds and He loved the outdoors, camping hoff and great-grandson Tobias 8:15 a.m. at the VFW Post welcome home celebration is Commission at 307-777-8152. animals to care for. and hunting, with family and Houchin. The greatest joy of his life friends. He was a wonderful Services were held on was the family he and Ann cre- welder and machinist and loved Wednesday, March 27, 2019 in Commercial, Farm/Ranch, Residential Properties Commercial, Farm/Ranch, Residential Properties ated together. He loved babies to fix things, old and new. He Cowley, Wyoming. MLS #: R10013975A (Active) with her sister Pat. grandchildren; and many be- Janice She is survived by her loved nieces and nephews. List Price: $80,000 Lea Fritz daughters Candy Shanks of She was preceded in death Powell; Pam (Tony) by her parents; sis- Curtis 15 2nd St E, Rohrer (June 3, 1939 - March 24, 2019) Casebolt of Panama ters Marge Wheeler Real Estate Agent City, Florida; Martha and Shirley Kysar; Lovell • 760-6304 Janice Lea Fritz, 79, passed (Eddie) Wutzke of brothers Jerry, Bob, Very large away peacefully on Sunday, Powell; and Robbie and Kenny Keller; 5 March 24, 2019, at St. Vincent’s Shanks of Powell; daughter Jill Keller; bedroom, 3 bath Hospital in Billings, Montana. sister Pat McPherson son Tommy Shanks house on large city She was born June 3, 1939, in of Powell; grandchil- and grandson Corey lot. Tons of poten- Nebo, Illinois, to William and tial for an excellent dren Tiffany Wutzke Keller. Andrew Hyla Keller. of Powell, Stefanie Janice loved pastel price! House has two kitchens with separate Whitlock She worked as a cook in Hill of Powell; Ja- colors so feel free entrances, so potential rental property too! W Broker/Owner/ Certified General several restaurants in Powell. son (Yelena) Schulz to wear colors to DEVELOPMENT Appraiser • 254-1974 Janice loved cooking for people of Powell; Jessica JANICE FRITZ celebrate her life. and getting to know all her cus- (Says) Channavong of Services are sched- 307-254-2830 | 949 Lane 10, Powell | www.whitlockdevelopment.com tomers. Ackworth, Georgia; TJ (Jeanne) uled for Friday, March 29, 2019, She enjoyed fishing, watch- Casebolt of Dallas, Georgia; at 2 p.m. at the First Southern ing the Braves play ball, bingo, Ethan Wutzke of Powell, Tyler Baptist Church, 700 E. Madison spending time with her grand- Shanks of Powell, Taylor (Levi) in Powell. Burial will be in the children and trips to the casino Kerbs of Powell; 15 great- Crown Hill Cemetery in Powell.

She was a member of the in-law, Raymond and Alice Melba I. Sweet North End Club. In her free Cooley and Ruth Cooley. She (May 17, 1928 - March 24, 2019) time, Melba enjoyed sewing, is also survived by numerous cooking, baking, gardening, nieces and nephews. Melba I. Sweet, 90, passed canning and crochet. A viewing will be away peacefully at the Powell Everyone remem- held Friday, March In Concert Valley Care Center on Sunday, bers the fantastic 29, from 6-7:30 p.m. March 24, 2019. meals she prepared at Thompson Fu- Saturday, April 27 t 7:00PM She was born on May 17, and the delicious neral Home, 111 Wynona Thompson Auditorium, Cody 1928, in Greenfield, Illinois, to baked goods she W. 3rd St. Funeral Douglas J. Cunningham and whipped up when- services are sched- Doors Open: 6:30PM t Unassigned Seating Erma Plogger Cunningham. ever anyone came uled for 2 p.m. Sat- The family moved to Wyo- to visit. Her family urday, March 30, at ming in 1937. Melba attended was her life. She was the Southern Baptist Purchase advanced tickets at the Powell Chamber & Cody Chamber Powell schools and graduated loved by everyone Church, 700 E. Mad- $25.00/PERSON t For more info, contact Serenity 307-213-5025 from cosmetology school in and will be dearly ison St. in Powell. Tickets: Billings, Montana. Melba was missed. MELBA SWEET Pallbearers will a member of the Southern Bap- She was preceded be her grandsons tist Church and enjoyed her in death by her parents, her Travis Sweet, Tracy Sweet, time at weekly Bible study. brother Kenneth Cunningham, Chris Sweet and Kevin Sweet, Melba married Richard and her husband of 51 years, and her great-grandsons Mat- (Dick) B. Sweet on June 4, Dick Sweet. thew Sweet and Alex Sweet. 1946. They farmed north of Melba is survived by her Interment will be at Crown Powell, where they eventu- children Gary (Laura), Ron Hill Cemetery, followed by a (Laurie), Steve (Linda), Doug celebration of her life at the SPRING ally lived and raised their five children. (Jolene) and Judy (Bill) Ban- Elks Club on Clark Street in She owned and operated ner, as well as 36 grandchil- Powell. Sweet Beauty Salon until she dren, 26 great-grandchildren Condolences may be sent on- retired in her late 70s. She also and one great-great grand- line to thompsonfuneral.net or HOME IMPROVEMENT did hair at the Rocky Mountain child. Other survivors include any family member. Memori- Manor and Heartland Assisted her sister Doris Edgar and her als may be sent to your favorite Living for many years. brother-in-law and sisters- charity.

Thompson Funeral Home is assisting the family. Calvin Sanders An obituary will follow at a later date with further Calvin Sanders passed away on March 27, 2019. information on the date and time of services. Local Feature Stories More summer flight options coming to Cody It will be easier for travel- United will also add two felt a strong connection to ers from Chicago, Denver flights between Cody and our midwestern friends, and and Salt Lake City to reach Denver International Airport these quick and easy flights Cody this summer, thanks to starting on June 6, for a total are very much appreciated by Helpful additional non-stop flights of four daily non-stop flights visitors and residents alike,” on United Airlines and Delta between the two airports. said Claudia Wade, director Airlines. Meanwhile, Delta will add a of the Park County Travel DIY tips and After a hiatus last year, non- daily flight between Salt Lake Council. “The Denver and stop flights between Chicago’s City and Cody beginning May Salt Lake markets have al- O’Hare International Airport 24, with an additional flight on ways been strong too, and the creative ideas and Yellowstone Regional Air- Saturdays and Sundays during extra flights will significantly port will resume this summer the summer months. enhance the options for those on United Airlines. “Our region has always travelers.” Ads Marijuana under hood nets jail time offering products An oil change proved to be marijuana. plea deal, however, prosecu- unusually costly for a Lovell Powell police were sum- tors reduced the charge to a man who had stashed a con- moned and, although Rooney misdemeanor. and services tainer of marijuana under his protested that he was being set In addition to having to pay hood. up, Officer Cody Bradley ar- the bill at Coulter Car Care, Earlier this rested him. Rooney was also ordered to month, Jacob J. “I asked Rooney pay $655 in court fines, fees Rooney, 38, pleaded if he had any money and assessments at his March Make plans guilty to a misde- on him, since he still 1 sentencing. meanor count of pos- needed to pay for the Although Rooney was ar- sessing a controlled oil change,” Bradley rested at the auto shop on Aug. now to be substance. Circuit wrote. “Rooney got 10, he was set free two days lat- Court Judge Bruce his wallet out of his er, after police failed to get the included in Waters ordered back pocket and required paperwork to Judge Toby Ashley Stratton Rooney to serve a made a statement Waters. Prosecutors properly Bonner Lauritzen total of 45 days in about paying for a filed the case and obtained a April’s special jail, plus six months ‘felony oil change.’” warrant for Rooney’s arrest of unsupervised pro- JACOB ROONEY The Park County days later, but authorities were Contact Toby and Ashley supplement. bation. He’s being Attorney’s Office unable to get Rooney back into allowed to finish the last 10 initially charged Rooney with Park County custody until late to reserve a spot today! days of his jail time by serving a felony count of possession, January. Ad space reservation weekends. which can apply when some- While on probation, he must deadline April 15 Rooney’s trouble began in one has more than 3 ounces obey the law and avoid alcohol, 307-754-2221 of a controlled substance in August when workers at Coul- illegal controlled substances [email protected] Tentative publication date April 25 ter Car Care popped the hood plant form; in this case, police and bars, among other condi- of his 2000 Chrysler van and alleged that Rooney had 3.28 tions. [email protected] found a Mason jar containing ounces in the jar. As part of a — By CJ Baker PAGE 4 • POWELL TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 Session brings success and disappointment he 2019 Wyoming bear related bills/resolutions. concerns of this bill should have have already accomplished. We Legislative Session kept Unfortunately, these bills were stopped its progression and it is supported HB0228 — Highway TGreater Yellowstone symbolic responses to frustra- now being challenged in court. and wildlife safety studies and Coalition (GYC) staff busy tions over grizzly bear manage- Next, (SS2) HJ001: Wyoming improvements this session; working with many partners in ment. We think both bills fail support for delisting the grizzly however it failed. Our hope Cheyenne. Below is a summary to address the actual conflicts bear is a resolution that asks is that working through this of successes and disappoint- between bears and humans, for two things from Congress. topic during the interim, the ments with our perspectives. and GYC will continue its own One we oppose: It encour- committee will fund highway HB0028 — Regulation of shed efforts and support the efforts of ages Congress to legislate infrastructure that improves antler and big game horn collec- the WGFD to help reduce con- Endangered Species Act (ESA) wildlife passage and safety tion, passed which expands the flict. Programs like improving protections. This injects politics on Wyoming’s highways and IN OUR OPINION WGFD Commission’s the safety of hunters and divisiveness into implements the ability to regulate and recreationists what should be a Wyoming Wildlife shed antler collec- in bear country by thoughtful, science- and Roadways tion to minimize increasing bear spray based process. The Initiative efforts. wildlife harassment carry, using conflict other, we could sup- Wildlife overpass- throughout the state, prevention tools with port, asking Congress es and underpasses NWC proactive particularly on win- livestock produc- for more funding for are proven to reduce ter range. Previously, ers, and increasing Wyoming’s grizzly collisions, improve antler hunting was community aware- bear management safety, and keep our only regulated by ness and tolerance program. Because animal populations in addressing statute west of the for grizzly bears are both requests safe and able to move Continental Divide. proven techniques were placed in the safely within their GYC helped defeat CHRIS that reduce conflicts single resolution, we JENNY home range and from HB0051 — Lawful COLLIGAN with bears. opposed this resolu- DESARRO summering grounds fencing standards Guest columnist GYC has partnered tion. However, GYC Guest columnist to wintering areas. coaching issue — county preemp- with WGFD to put has on its own sup- Wyoming has already tion, which would have usurped electric fencing around land- ported and continues to ask our seen how well these structures With the recent hire of Ben McArthur as its interim men’s local control and regulation for fills, hosted conflict reduction congressional delegation to fully work at Trappers Point and soccer coach, Northwest College has taken the first step in a wildlife friendly fencing. Teton workshops with landowners, fund the ESA to make it even Nugget Canyon where collisions proactive approach to resolving its issues with heavy coach- County has regulations on fenc- and has partnered with the U.S. more effective. have been reduced by nearly ing turnover. ing that support wildlife move- Forest Service to bear-proof Looking into the future, 90 percent. GYC is committed McArthur, a Virginia native with nearly a decade of col- ments, which would have been Wyoming’s campgrounds with GYC proposed an interim topic to working during the interim lege coaching experience, will arrive on campus Monday, impacted by this bill. funding in part through the for the Joint Transportation with the Joint Transportation while interviews with prospective coaches for the volleyball, HB0099 — Wyoming Public Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Committee to explore ways to Committee to come up with an men’s and women’s basketball and women’s soccer teams Lands Day passed this year! Resources Trust. further fund safety measures effective funding mechanism will be conducted in the next couple of weeks. NWC athletic This was the second year the The first, SF0093: Grizzly on our highways for our wild- for these tools. We can protect director Brian Erickson said his department plans to be fully bill was introduced, and we bear hunts, is a bill (now law) life and families. Every year wildlife, migrations, and our staffed by May. worked with a diverse group of we opposed for several reasons. thousands of elk, deer, antelope, families by making it safer for “I think we’re about a month away from having everyone Wyoming stakeholders, called Much of the drive for this bill and moose are hit and killed wildlife to cross the road. we need on campus,” Erickson said. “In two weeks, we could Keep it Public Wyoming, to was the false narrative that a on Wyoming roads. This is a have a volleyball and women’s soccer coach. We’re a little get the bill passed. This bill hunt would reduce conflicts problem for both motorists and (Chris Colligan is the wildlife behind of where I wanted to be due to scheduling, but I think requires the governor to issue and improve safety wholesale wildlife. It makes our roads coordinator for the Greater we’re in a good place.” a proclamation encouraging between hunters, livestock pro- less safe, results in injury to Yellowstone Coalition, based in That’s good news for an athletic department that’s had to the observance of the fourth ducers, and recreationists. We property and people, and can Jackson, while Jenny DeSarro, deal with a steady stream of coaching changes, as well as Saturday in September as urged our legislators to support cause significant financial of Cody, is the group’s Wyoming questions of whether the college is fully invested in its athlet- Public Lands Day in recogni- WGFD education efforts which burden to individuals and the conservation coordinator. ics. tion of the value of public lands truly can decrease conflicts and state. Wildlife populations suf- The coalition is a non-profit After a long period of coaching stability, the volleyball pro- to the state’s economy, wildlife, request a fully funded ESA that fer and our roads can act as organization with a mission of gram is entering next season with its third coach in as many habitat, and recreational oppor- would give the agencies more barriers to wildlife movements. protecting the lands, waters years, while McArthur will be the fourth men’s soccer coach tunities. tools to address conflicts as a Wyoming is a leader in wildlife and wildlife of the Greater in four years; the women’s soccer team will similarly open The Legislature passed way of expediting their goal of crossings, and GYC is proud Yellowstone Ecosystem now and the fall season with a new coach for the fourth straight year. two disappointing grizzly state management. The legal of what WYDOT and WGFD for future generations.) A student athlete on the volleyball team aired griev- ances about the turnover to the NWC Board of Trustees in February. Shortly after that, administrators began unrolling a proactive approach aimed at shutting the revolving door and restoring confidence on campus among the college’s athletes. Dropping a requirement that all coaches hold a master’s degree has shown an increase in the number of applicants with solid coaching resumes, and the hiring of McArthur is the first result of that policy change. Also encouraging are the recent successes on the recruit- ing trail of the wrestling and women’s basketball programs. Both longtime wrestling coach Jim Zeigler and interim women’s coach Cam Levett have signed a number of athletes in the past few weeks, including a handful of state champion wrestlers from Utah, the 2A Wyoming Player of the Year in girls’ basketball and a couple of All-State selections from Colorado. The bottom line is that athletes still view Northwest as a viable option to continue their athletic careers, hone their skills and continue on to four-year programs. We are not that far removed from some stellar seasons by NWC’s athletic teams and we believe brighter days are ahead for Erickson and his department; we applaud the efforts made by the administration to address the coaching issue. In hindsight, questions may linger as to why something wasn’t done soon- er, but the willingness the college has shown to do right by its student athletes speaks volumes to NWC’s commitment to its sports programs. Like anything else, building a successful program relies on a number of factors, not the least of which is time. Here’s hoping the recent steps taken by college leaders to get NWC athletics back on track will continue in earnest.

Powell Tribune editorials are signed by the writer. They express the view of the Powell Tribune Editorial Board, which includes Publisher Dave Bonner, General Manager Toby Bonner, Editor CJ Baker, News Editor Kevin Killough, Features Editor Tessa Baker and Sports Editor Don Cogger. Act asks national corporations to pay their share hy is it that a TV sold by nation- began paying our share of Washington’s are couched inconspicuously inside a imposing a net income tax on retail cor- program that bears the Hathaway name. al retail stores is the same gross receipts tax and New Jersey’s low price guarantee. This love affair, porations with more than 100 sharehold- When oil prices drop and coal Wprice in Seattle, Washington, property tax. however, comes with a cost. ers — a little slice of their national net demand diminishes, people think that Morris Plains, New Jersey, and Casper, In a state that prides itself National retail means big- income — to help close the gap in school the Legislature should reduce the size Wyoming, or, for that matter, how about on being business-friendly, ger government. It brings funding. To put that in context, 100 of government to match the lower tax a hamburger, a cup of coffee or a tube of with no corporate tax other new and longer streets, more shareholders and less is the federal tax revenue. Unfortunately, the streets of toothpaste? than on energy produc- police and fire protection, definition of small business. Since the national retail don’t shrink, the demands The brilliance of national retail is ers (but who’s counting more free education for their bill passed the House but did not pass for public services don’t diminish and due in large part to the first genius who them), the discovery that employees’ children, and the Senate, the conversation continues. the need to educate our children doesn’t thought of uniform pricing of goods we’re part of the smoothing greater access to health and As you know, corporations don’t pay stop. across the nation. We ordinary mortals mechanism that makes all safety net programs. These taxes, people do. The beautiful thing Can you see the world as it is today? would never have thought of it. Our taxpayers across the coun- costs, of course, are to be about national spreading of costs is that Modern corporations know and under- thinking would be to have higher prices try equal, well, let’s say it’s paid above and beyond the the bucket pours both ways. The addi- stand the relationship between taxation, in New Jersey to cover their high taxes. eye opening. Knowing this low price guarantee. So who tional taxes paid to Wyoming would be livable cities and great education sys- We would look at Wyoming with its low explains why national cor- REP. JERRY should pay? significantly diluted in the big national tems. Our education funding gap is over taxes and, hopefully, we would drop porations have no incentive OBERMUELLER While everyone sits around bucket, causing virtually no effect on $300 million; 48 states currently tax our prices to give the folks a break, and to move their headquarters Guest columnist short-arming the bill, the prices of goods. national retail. maybe even consider moving there! to Wyoming. It’s easier just question is, does national 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Now you know. But no, genius decided to set the price to stay put and use Wyoming’s low tax retail have any specific responsibility to the corporate tax imposed on the energy exactly the same in New Jersey AND structure to average down their tax support the public burden their world sector, called the severance tax. Gov. (Republican state Rep. Jerry Wyoming, keeping it simple by dumping expenses using uniform pricing. creates? Stan Hathaway and the 40th Legislature Obermueller lives in Casper, represent- all expenses, including taxes, into one An honest look at ourselves reveals I believe so. I proposed the National had the courage to see the world as it ing House District 56. He is a member of big bucket and spreading the contents our love affair with national retail. I Retail Fairness Act during the recent was then. Today, the Hathaway legacy the House’s Transportation, Highways out evenly across the nation. That’s how sense that none of you are too upset legislative session. The goal of the bill pays for the greatest share of all state & Military Affairs and Education com- it came to pass that Wyoming consumers over hidden taxes, especially when they was to recapture part of hidden taxes by government, along with a scholarship mittees.)

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How to Train Your Dragon Hidden World Rated PG Showing: Friday, March 29 ------7:00pm This rendering shows how Gunwerks’ new $6 million facility will look once completed. The project is expected to add 52 new jobs. Courtesy image Showing: Saturday, March 30 ------3:00pm • 7:00pm Coming soon: Dumbo • Captain Marvel • Avengers: End Game www.hyarttheatre.com Gunwerks breaks ground on new facility $5 Night Shows • $4 Matinee Shows Phone: 307.548.7021 With the help of some state 2007 in Burlington and moved necessary space available to ex- economic development organi- funding, a Cody-based firearm into Forward Cody’s light manu- pand,” said Aaron Davidson, the zation, and leased to Gunwerks. manufacturer broke ground on a facturing incubator in 2016. CEO of Gunwerks. “In the past Those lease payments will go new facility on Tuesday. Then last fall, the Wyoming Busi- three years, in our current facili- toward future economic develop- Opening Day is The building will house the ness Council awarded the City of ty in Cody, we’ve been able to add ment projects. manufacturing of Gunwerks’ Cody a $6 million grant and loan three significant product lines. In “We’re excited after a long let’s tee it up! Sat. March 30 high-precision, long-range shoot- package for the construction of order to grow those product lines, planning process to be on the ing systems — including the the new building on a 5-acre site we need to be better able to verti- cusp of building something that rifle, optics, rangefinder and north of Big Horn Cinemas. It’s cally integrate our rifle manufac- has been a priority target for ammunition. It will also include triple the size of Gunwerks’ cur- turing, and this new space will Forward Cody for many years,” retail and warehouse space and a rent quarters. allow that room to grow.” said James Klessens, the CEO of test shooting tunnel. “The most significant impact The proposed building will Forward Cody. “We’re excited to Gunwerks was founded in of this project is getting us the be deeded to Forward Cody, an get this project in the ground and for the benefits it will bring to the Cody community.” Gunwerks will nearly double PO Box 31 • Powell • 307-754-7259 • [email protected] its workforce — to 110 employees — over the next five years: By 2025, Gunwerks has com- mitted to creating more than 50 high-paying jobs and to purchase more than $5 million in equip- Lawnmower & Chainsaw Repair • Your total source Husqvarna dealer ment for the facility. 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BREATHE the difference “I think the Weatherby proj- ect and this Gunwerks project represent a very strong backing Multiple economic development and elected officials — including Cody Mayor Matt Hall, State Superintendent by the State of Wyoming in the of Public Instruction Jillian Balow, State Auditor Kristi Racines and Treasurer Curt Meier — helped Gunwerks firearms industry for the state,” break ground on its new facility on Tuesday afternoon in Cody. Photo courtesy Wyoming Business Council Davidson said. Spring Season Special! Mention this ad and save 10% on carpet or duct cleaning Meeting on Sheridan Avenue Formerly Varney Clean Care Exp. 03/31/2019 Not valid with other offers or coupons 211 EAST COULTER AVENUE IN POWELL UW to get new president project set for tonight in Cody 307.754.9999 • Open 24/7 for all your needs! Laurie Nichols’ tenure as president of that included launching a comprehen- the University of Wyoming will end in sive strategic plan and marketing cam- Sheridan Avenue in Cody will undergo improve- June, as the UW board of trustees opted paign; elevating the Honors College; ments in 2020-21, and the public can learn more not to renew her contract. opening a Native American about the project during a meeting tonight (Thurs- Russell Stover UW officials announced center; growing enrollment; day). The public meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Monday that Nichols will be and launching several new the Cody Auditorium. Easter moving down to a faculty po- academic degree programs to Construction is scheduled to begin in early 2020. sition at the university when meet state workforce needs. The project will include improvements to curb, gut- Candies her contract expires on June “I wish the university and ter, sidewalks, street concrete slabs and Americans 30. the state of Wyoming much with Disabilities Act (ADA) ramps between 10th No information was re- success in the years ahead,” Street and Stampede Avenue. Two-way traffic will leased about why the change Nichols said. be maintained along Sheridan Avenue — with one is being made or how it came In the statement, UW lane in each direction — during the project. 140 North Bent about. Board Chairman Dave True Officials from the City of Cody and Wyoming Downtown Powell “It has been an honor and thanked Nichols for her ser- Department of Transportation will be at tonight’s 307-754-2031 Available at Powell Drug privilege to serve as presi- LAURIE NICHOLS vice and wished her and her meeting, and residents can provide input and learn dent of the University of Wyo- husband well. about the improvement plans. 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Weather One-way traffic across Shoshone River bridge near Lovell Columbus Hardin Bozeman Billings Livingston 41/30 39/29 43/32 As a part of construction work, only resident engineer. “Please drive slowly The $11.7 million Sage Creek highway 34/21 31/25 one-way traffic is currently being allowed and watch for workers on the bridge as this and bridge improvement project consists Red Lodge 34/25 across the Shoshone River bridge between work involves removing the existing curb of road widening, bridge widening over the Bridger Lodge Grass Lovell and Cowley on U.S. Highway 310. on the bridge.” Shoshone River, replacement of the Sage 42/31 43/32 “Drivers should expect one-way traf- Shoshone River bridge improvements Creek and railroad bridges, asphalt pav- Mammoth Lovell Sheridan fic 24 hours a day, with the use of a por- will continue through the spring and sum- ing, and other work. 38/23 48/32 45/30 table traffic signal, for the next couple mer. Chip sealing of the road, seeding Prime contractor is S&S Builders, LLC, West Yellowstone POWELL of weeks,” said Michael Miller of Basin, and reclamation is also scheduled for this of Gillette. Contract completion date is 38/22 42/28 Wyoming Department of Transportation spring and summer, Miller said. Oct. 31. Cody Greybull 44/27 51/30 Manderson 54/33 Meeteetse WeatherDriggs 46/29 item was placed in property. n 10 a.m. An injured whitetail deer injured rear left leg. 42/28 Worland Ten Sleep WEATHER REPORT Columbus 54/32Hardin n 2:55 p.m. A resident reported n 5:26 p.m. Dispatchers received Bozeman Billings 55/31 was reported on Road 5 in the LivingstonDubois41/30 39/29 43/32 Date High Low Precip. 34/21 Jackson 31/25 45/25 his computer was hacked; he Powell area, but the sheriff’s of- a fax about threats at the Cody 39/24 Thermopolis 03.20 59 19 .00 brought in a piece of paper with fice was unable to locate it. Middle School. Red Lodge 54/32 03.21 64 22 .00 the hacker’s information. An of- n n 6:17 p.m. James Ross Gill, 24, 34/25 2:22 p.m. A caller reported that BridgerShown is today’s weather. TemperaturesLodge Grass are 03.22 61 25 .00 5-day Forecast for Powell 43/32 ficer was told the computer was four horses on Wyo. Highway 295 was arrested on a warrant on Jr Brought to you by 42/31 today’s highs and tonight’s lows. 03.23 64 34 .00 being worked on by a local busi- in the Powell area were having Street in the Cody area. Mammoth TodayANDY NELSONWeekly Almanac Sheridan 03.24 59 34 .00 n Lovell ness. problems walking because their 7:26 p.m. A deputy assisted a mo- 38/23 Cloudy; colder with a 48/32 45/30 03.25 59 36 .00 n Powell for the 7-day period ending Tuesday 8:30 p.m. A resident on North Di- hooves were too long. torist on Wyo. Highway 120/U.S. little snowCommercialPOWELL Loan Officer 03.26 66 32 .00 n West Yellowstone TEMPERATURES vision Street reported his daugh- 2:40 p.m. A citizen on Sleeping Highway 14/16/20 east of Cody. 38/22 (307)42/28 754-1413 (Information provided by Powell- ter has been talking to a guy for Indian Trail in the Cody area MARCH 15 42° 28° High/low ...... 61°/28° Cody Greybull weather.net and Weather Under- 44/27Normal high/low ...... 52°/23° the past year, but just found out called with some questions about n 10:23 a.m. The sheriff’s office Friday 51/30 ground). he is a fake. Officers checked on trespassing. assisted another agency with Average temperature ...... Manderson 44.5° Cloudy and cold with Normal average temperature54/33 ...... 37.4° the daughter and she advised that n 3:31 p.m. A citizen on Chalk Road administering a urine test at the Meeteetse Driggs a couple of snow 46/29PRECIPITATION she was OK. in the Powell area called with Park County Annex in Powell. 42/28 Worland Ten Sleep 24° showers 54/32 NEW FACES n 9 p.m. Barking dogs were re- some questions about an ease- n 11:18 a.m. A woman asked for the 40° Dubois Total for the week55/31 ...... Trace Jackson ported on South Jones Street, but ment and possible trespassing. sheriff’s office to check on the 45/25245 E. 1st StreetMonth Powell, to date ...... WY 82435 0.02” n Danni Lucus and Andrew Black- 39/24 Saturday Normal month to Thermopolisdate ...... 0.24” 54/32 shere of Powell would like to a responding officer was unable The sheriff’s office assisted. welfare of her brother on Henry Year to date ...... 0.38” n Partly sunny and chilly announce the birth of a baby boy, to contact the owners. The com- 6:21 p.m. A dog was reported to Road in the Powell area. She said 5-day Forecast for Powell SnowfallShown foris today’s the week weather...... Temperatures0.0” are Carter James Lucus, who was munity service officer was going be killing deer on Park Drive in she hadn’t heard from him since Snowfalltoday’s month highs to date and tonight’s...... lows. 0.2” Today born at Powell Valley Hospital to follow up on the complaint. the Cody area. The caller said the March 12 and was concerned. A 47° 26° SnowfallWeekly season Almanac to date ...... 13.5” on Wednesday, March 20, 2019. MARCH 16 dog couldn’t be controlled. body was reportedly found. Cloudy; colder with a SunPowell forand the 7-day Moon period ending Tuesday n 10:25 a.m. A caller asked police n 6:42 p.m. A black Trac phone n 2:42 p.m. The sheriff’s office as- little snowSunday Carter was born at 1:37 a.m. with Sunrise/SunsetTEMPERATURES ...... 7:04am/7:37pm to check on a person on North was found in the Red Lake area sisted with a report of a structure 42° 28° Sunny to partly a weight of 6 pounds, 14.4 ounces, cloudy Moonrise/MoonsetHigh/low ...... 3:10am/12:20pm61°/28° Beckman Street who was not an- outside of Cody and returned to fire on Lane 10 in the Powell Normal high/low ...... 52°/23° and joins brother Andre Lucus, 5, Friday and sister Chloe Smith, 3. Grand- swering their phone or their door. its owner. area. 51° 30° AverageLast temperatureNew ...... First Full44.5° The individual was located and n 8:33 p.m. A motor vehicle crash, n 4:26 p.m. A caller reported that Cloudy and cold with Normal average temperature ...... 37.4° parents are Kris and Rick Lucus. a couple of snow the caller was advised that the with no injuries, was reported on someone got into his truck and Monday PRECIPITATION Cloudyshowers person was OK. Road 3LD in the Meeteetse area. took a pair of gloves while he was 40° 24° TotalMar for27 the Aprweek 5 ...... Apr 12 Apr Trace19 Month to date ...... 0.02” POLICE REPORT n 7:21 p.m. Officers responded to a n 11:22 p.m. A deputy assisted working on a fire scene on Camp- Forecasts and graphics provided by Saturday Normal month to date ...... 0.24” report of a red light flashing and Powell police with a traffic stop fire Lane in the Powell area. 49° 29° AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 Individuals arrested are presumed Partly sunny and chilly Year to date ...... 0.38” alarm going off on East Coulter on Third/Absaroka streets. n 5:02 p.m. A woman reported that Snowfall for the week ...... 0.0” to be innocent and any listed The State Today Today Today Avenue. The officers reported it MARCH 13 her neighbor’s dogs were running City Hi/Lo/W City SnowfallHi/Lo/W monthCity to date ...... Hi/Lo/W0.2” charges are only allegations. 47° 26° Snowfall season to date ...... 13.5” was coming from a hydromantic n 12:20 a.m. A car reportedly hit around and agitating her dogs on Bu alo 44/30/c Green River 48/29/sf Laramie 54/27/c MARCH 13 monitoring system. The key a deer on U.S. Highway 14-A in Poplar Drive in the Cody area. Casper 54/27/cSundayGreybull Sun51/30/r andRawlins Moon 52/28/c n 12:36 a.m. An officer contacted a holder was contacted to turn off the Cody area. No human injuries n 7:47 p.m. A woman reported that Cheyenne Sunny59/33/c to partlyJe rey City Sunrise/Sunset 49/28/c Rock ...... Springs7:04am/7:37pm 49/28/c Gillette 47/31/c Kirby 54/32/c Shoshoni 57/33/c subject who had been riding their the alarm. were reported and a tow truck someone in a black Kia car came cloudy Moonrise/Moonset ...... 3:10am/12:20pm bicycle at East Fifth/North Bent n 10:28 p.m. A resident reported was en route. speeding into her driveway on The51° Nation30° Today TodayLast New First TodayFull streets without lights after dark. a very strong odor of marijuana n 11:33 a.m. A fairly new green Twilight Lane in the Powell area, City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W Atlanta 69/47/sMondayHouston 74/63/pc Louisville 71/54/pc During the interview, the of- emanating from individuals on Schwinn bicycle was found in hit her tree and drove way. There Boston Cloudy52/43/s Indianapolis 59/51/c Miami 80/69/pc ficer determined the subject had North Division Street. A respond- a lateral ditch on Road 7/Lane were reportedly pieces of the ve- Chicago 59/39/sh Kansas City Mar 65/50/r 27 AprPhoenix 5 Apr 12 85/57/sApr 19 ing officer reported no marijuana 9 in the Powell area. The caller hicle left in the driveway. Forecasts and graphics provided by a controlled substance; Mario Dallas 29° 73/59/c Las Vegas 75/52/s St. Louis 65/55/t Almodovar, 55, of Powell, was ar- odor but the smell of a sweet planned on bringing it to the Park n 8:59 p.m. A deputy assisted a Denver49° 66/39/pc Los Angeles 68/51/sAccuWeather,Washington, Inc. DC ©2019 63/51/s rested on suspicion of possession substance, as the individuals County Annex in Powell. driver on Roger Sedam Drive in TheWeather State (W): s-sunny,Today pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy,Today sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, Todayr-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. of a controlled substance. had been vaping. All three of the n 11:51 a.m. A woman reported that Cody. City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W n 5:04 a.m. Officers attempted to males emptied their pockets and she was held against her will at n 11:56 p.m. The sheriff’s office as- Bu alo 44/30/c Green River 48/29/sf Laramie 54/27/c allowed officers to check their a facility on Safe Haven Road in sisted Cody police with a report Casper 54/27/c Greybull 51/30/r Rawlins 52/28/c check on the welfare of a resident Cheyenne 59/33/c Je rey City 49/28/c Rock Springs 49/28/c on East Second Street but were rooms. Clark in either 2006 or 2007. She of a structure fire on A Street in Gillette 47/31/c Kirby 54/32/c Shoshoni 57/33/c unable to locate the person. MARCH 17 wouldn’t provide any further in- Cody. n The Nation Today Today Today n 7 a.m. A caller on East Wash- 2:25 a.m. A caller on Avenue H formation. MARCH 16 City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W City Hi/Lo/W ington Street reported that they reported suspicious activity and n 1:03 p.m. Someone was reported n 1:44 p.m. A mailbox was report- Atlanta 69/47/s Houston 74/63/pc Louisville 71/54/pc thought someone was look- wanted officers to be aware of to have shot a window at a home edly stolen on Lane 13 in the Boston 52/43/s Indianapolis 59/51/c Miami 80/69/pc the situation. Responding officers on Road 2EC in the Cody area Powell area. Chicago 59/39/sh Kansas City 65/50/r Phoenix 85/57/s ing through their window, but Dallas 73/59/c Las Vegas 75/52/s St. Louis 65/55/t weren’t sure. Responding offi- checked an extensive area but with a BB gun. n 2:20 p.m. A phone was reported Denver 66/39/pc Los Angeles 68/51/s Washington, DC 63/51/s cers checked around the house, did not locate anything unusual; n 2:11 p.m. A dump truck was to have possibly been lost at the Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. but did not see anyone. they planned extra patrols in the reported to have gotten stuck in Park County Annex in Powell. n 1:25 p.m. A resident on North area. an intersection on U.S. Highway n 3:33 p.m. A female said the driver Bent Street reported a theft from n 5:47 p.m. Officers responded to 14/16/20/Wyo. Highway 120 in of a black sedan wouldn’t let her their residence. The case was a report of two females arguing Cody. Hazard triangles had been pass and then confronted her placed under investigation. on East Seventh Street, but were placed at the scene, but the caller when they turned onto Meadow n 4:34 p.m. A leather money clip unable to locate the individuals or said they could barely be seen Road in rural Powell. wallet with a driver’s license and their vehicle. in the heavy snow. The call was A heartfelt thank you... a couple cards was reported lost n 8:12 p.m. An officer responded referred to another agency. on East Coulter Avenue four days to a request to locate a subject n 3:38 p.m. A male reported sliding for every call, prayer, card, meal, earlier. on North Cheyenne Street who off Road 1AG in Clark and getting n 7:43 p.m. A caller on West Sev- had violated their probation and stuck. visit, floral arrangement and act of enth Street reported a neighbor’s now had an arrest and hold order. n 4:16 p.m. A citizen on Cooper YARD SALE kindness shown us during our van had been running since 5:30 James Diekemper, 63, of Powell, Lane in the Cody area reported Sat., March 30 • 8am to noon p.m. A responding officer saw a was arrested on the charge. losing a laptop. They said it 529 Mountain View St. loss of our mother Jean Hawkins. van leaving when he arrived. He might have been gone for several Saddle, tack, tools, bikes, was unable to contact anyone at SHERIFF’S REPORT months. n 5:37 p.m. A man on Idaho Street office chair/desk, pots & pans Special thanks to the Heartland staff & residents the home. Individuals arrested are presumed in Meeteetse asked to speak to a MARCH 14 to be innocent and any listed deputy about an incident his son and Powell Valley Hospital for your care. n 1:51 a.m. Officers responded to charges are only allegations. a domestic disturbance on North had recently been involved in at school. The children of Jean Hawkins Gilbert Street and placed the case MARCH 11 MARCH 14 Bobby, Barbara, Theresa & Families under investigation. n 10:26 p.m. A man reported hit- n 8:09 a.m. An elderly woman was n 12:14 p.m. A caller reported a ting a large black dog on Road ESTATE reported to have died on Wyo. buildup of dog feces in a resi- 8VC/Road 1AB in Clark about Highway 294 in the Powell area. dent’s yard on South Clark Street. 10 or 15 minutes earlier. The n 9:57 a.m. A woman reported that The dog’s owner received a cita- caller said he stopped and looked SALE her ex was threatening her with tion for the violation of manure/ around, but couldn’t see the dog, bodily harm via text on Nelson FEBRUARY 2019 compost. so he didn’t know if it was alive or Carpenter Tools Lane in the Cody area. MARCH 15 dead. n 9:58 a.m. Eight to 10 horses were Hand - Electric - Air n 7:50 a.m. After a traffic stop at n 10:47 p.m. A deputy assisted the Recognition for returned to their owner after get- East Seventh Street/Homestead- Wyoming Highway Patrol with Ladders - Routers - Nailers ting out on Nez Perce Drive/U.S. er Court, the driver received a an overturned semi-truck on Academic Excellence Highway 14-A in the Cody area. Misc. citation for no proof of insurance Wyo. Highway 120 north of Cody. n 4:25 p.m. A wounded mule was and warnings for speeding in a MARCH 12 reported on Road 6SU in the school zone and no valid registra- n 9:28 a.m. A deputy was asked to Cody area; the caller said she 604 Ave. G tion. stand by while a person was sen- wanted to get the animal some n 1:02 p.m. An officer found a Nike tenced at 10 a.m. in District Court Saturday, March 30 help, saying it appeared the mule shoe at West Coulter Avenue/ at the Park County Courthouse in couldn’t put any weight on an 8am-Noon South Absaroka Street and the Cody. APRIL ACTIVITIES Dylan McEvoy Intro to Microsoft Word You’re Invited Dylan McEvoy is Powell High and Fishes food drives. School’s student of the month for Feb- Dylan has served in leadership roles April 2 | 6:30pm | FAB 26 | $5 Monday, April 1 ruary. on the National Honor Society at He is the son of James and Susan PHS and has been involved with the Corn Hole Board Class McEvoy. group’s different activities. He also The PHS senior has achieved a per- helped PHS theatre students con- Registration Deadline: April 4 fect 4.0 GPA while also volunteering struct a set for a play. Wyoming Veterans Welcome in community service projects, par- Dylan has excelled in music, let- Hunter Safety ticipating in a variety of activities and tering two years in concert band. As Home Day taking several classes at Northwest a member of the Wyoming All State April 5-13 | Times are varied College. Marching Band, Dylan marched in Dylan ran on the Panther Cross the Tournament of Roses Parade in Home Buying for Beginners Veterans of all eras, military, surviving Country team for four years, lettering Pasadena, California, in 2016. Last spouses, family. Everyone is welcome. his junior and senior years. He also fall, he marched in the 6ABC Dunkin’ April 8 | 6pm | FAB 71 | $10 ran on the PHS track team for three Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade in years. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He also Intermediate Dance Lessons 8:15 a.m. As a member of SkillsUSA, Dylan marched in various parades around VFW Post 2673 was elected vice president of the the state of Wyoming during the sum- West Coast Swing | April 9 | 7pm | $20 PHS chapter. He has helped with mers before the two major parades. th 808 12 St., several community projects through His experience with the Wyoming Intro to Computers Cody SkillsUSA. Dylan has helped Pow- Music Ambassadors includes a trip to April 11 | 5:30pm | FAB 26 | $5 ell Valley Loaves and Fishes by Europe, performing in London, Ven- transporting food from a state food ice, Paris and several other cities. Alive @ 25 Please join Gov. Mark Gordon, Maj. Gen. bank to the local pantry. He also has Dylan also took flight lessons in Greg Porter, Vets Commission Chairman helped collect donations for Loaves Cody. April 12 | 1:30pm | FAB 65 | FREE Keith Davidson as they Promoting Excellence in Education 754-6469 Call or visit our welcome home all veterans. website for details. It is never too late to do the right thing

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Artwork by Linda Burwick of Cody will be Plaza Diane show features artist Linda Burwick displayed in a new show at A new show opening at Plaza Diane in sound of aspen leaves rustling in their ears. Diane through May 11. For more informa- Plaza Diane. downtown Powell will feature artwork by The show will remain on display at Plaza tion, visit www.plazadiane.org. ‘My paintings Linda Burwick of Cody. are always Titled “Blue Roan Creations,” the show very quiet opens with a reception tonight (Thursday) and hopefully from 7-8:30 p.m. at Plaza Diane. invite people Burwick is a proud Wyoming native, grate- to come and ful for the Western heritage that allows her enjoy the quiet to still enjoy her lifestyle the “cowboy way.” beauty of An artist at heart from an early age, Bur- our country,’ wick’s growth has been characterized by Burwick said observation, dedication and perseverance. in an artist’s Her professional career that began with a statement. “leap of faith” in 2008, now rests on solid Images courtesy ground. Linda Burwick Her goal is to create art that elicits an emo- tive response. Burwick says she strives to immerse viewers into the scene itself — with toes in the water, sun on their face and the

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Rael: Extremely concerned about grizzly bear issues Continued from Page 1 several who shared personal sioner from Cheyenne. stories at his table. None seemed During the Independence he pushed two shells into his to be aware of his new position Day party, Rael calls up and Ruger Red Label over/under with the Game and Fish. For introduces every veteran in shotgun — nearly an antique — folks in Cowley, Rael is their the crowd. He and Jennie will and headed out for a long walk neighbor and friend. prepare a huge feast and every in the unwelcome heat. His lack The Rael family has done kid in the crowd leaves with a of practice wasn’t apparent, a lot for their community. sack of goodies. The fireworks knocking down three pheasants Beyond employing between display is better than Casper’s, on three shots during a two-hour 240-300 at his construction Crank said. hike. company, S&L Industrial, Rael “I don’t know if I’ve ever met a Afterwards, at lunch with his puts on an annual Fourth of more generous person,” he said. eldest son Greg, it was clear July celebration. “They are constantly sharing the Rael is loved in his adopted “He’ll have 600 or 700 people blessings they have with all they hometown. Every table at the on his lawn to watch the fire- meet.” Bull Pub was filled with friends, works,” said Pat Crank, commis- The giving of time and love to the community doesn’t stop when the party ends. When it snows hard in Cowley, Rael gets out his tractor and plows the driveways of those in need. He attends most local funerals. “He knows no strangers,” Crank said. “He’s a man of deep faith and that shapes and melds how David Rael, president of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission, leads the commission’s recent meeting he deals with all he meets.” in Cody. Rael plans to hold an open house in Powell during the commission’s meeting in November. And whether at commission Tribune photos by Mark Davis meetings or on horseback, Jen- nie is always there — through Other commissioners have backcountry trips, learning the come with the spotlight. thick and thin. followed his lead with open jobs of those his decisions af- “We’re all leaders on the Crank and Rael met when house celebrations in each town fect. He’s learned a lot and plans board; I just help guide the they were both appointed to the the commission schedules meet- more trips, but his take so far is a process,” he said. “Everybody’s commission in 2015. They be- ings. better understanding of depart- vote counts the same.” came fast friends. The commis- “David deserves all the credit ment employees. Rael bases every vote on con- sion is all business; by statute for the open house program,” The experiences have brought troversial issues from the heart, the commission is the supervis- Crank said. “He’s recruiting the Rael full circle from the intimi- on “what I feel is right,” he said. ing body for the Game and Fish next generation of hunters and dation he felt in his teens. “I’m not the one who’ll be Department. Rael takes the job fishermen; it never ends with “A lot of people think the throwing any stones,” he added, seriously, but even there he and David Rael.” Game and Fish is just anoth- referring to John 8:7: “He that is Jennie share their blessings. He er government entity sucking without sin among you, let him started the tradition of having ‘RESPECT AND ADMIRATION’ money from taxpayers — but we first cast a stone ...” an open house during the com- Rael hasn’t thought much don’t take any tax dollars — or Rael is extremely concerned mission’s meetings in Cody. At about specific goals for his that they’re just out there driv- about issues with grizzly bears, the meet and greet, Rael has a one-year term as president. He ing around doing very little,” wanting the state to have the raffle for children in attendance, knows he wants to help find Rael said. right to manage its own wildlife. giving away lifetime fishing and funding for needed conservation However, “my experiences He’s currently in favor of efforts small game licenses. If Rael had projects, including research on confirm everthing they’ve been to breed sage grouse in captivity. his way, he’d hand out the tags, chronic wasting disease, and to saying,” he said. “I have nothing But he also wants to find more worth about $700, to every kid continue to encourage children but respect and admiration for opportunities to research all the who made it to an open house. to find joy afield. Rael has also all of them.” tough subjects further. “It’s his way of recruiting joined game wardens and biolo- Despite his lead position at the Rael hopes to ride into the David Rael follows the nose of a black lab while searching for youth to the outdoor sports — gists on several trips, doing his commission, Rael doesn’t feel Thorofare this coming summer, pheasants on his game bird farm in Cowley. Rael usually leaves his one of Rael’s main missions,” own research to help guide his he’s the leader and it’s hard for hopefully with Jennie at his side. shotgun at home and guides friends through the fields near his home. Crank said. votes. He’s gone deep on several him to take the kind words that “We’re very blessed,” he said.

Proposals: Mule deer herds are as much as 50 percent lower than high-end objectives in the Cody region Continued from Page 1 a row have stunted the herd’s shorter seasons. Mong said in — including additional oppor- “The populations are below during its April 23-24 meeting ability to rebound.” past seasons nearly 70 percent tunity in elk and mountain goat where we’d like to be,” Mong in Riverton. Commission meet- Mule deer herds are as much Low fawn production and of limited quota mulie harvests hunt areas. Success rates have said. ings are open to the public. as 50 percent lower than high- single-digit buck ratios have re- happened between Nov. 6-10. fallen in three of five bighorn There is still time for pub- The commission is planning end objectives in the Cody gion biologists very concerned. This season, the hunts will end sheep hunt areas, but quotas lic comment until April 1. to meet in Powell on Nov. 19- region, according to population So does a steady decline in on Nov. 3. will see little change. Moose After the deadline, proposals 20, coming to town for the first estimates. A recent run of bad hunter satisfaction rates. New Despite the dismal forecast quotas remain the same but could be tweaked based on time since 2011. A venue has weather is the highest contrib- regulations will mean fewer for mule deer numbers, there there will be fewer opportuni- the comments. Then they’ll be yet to be announced and the uting factor to declines, Mong opportunities for resident and is scattered good news in hunt ties for pronghorn in hunt areas forwarded to the Game and meeting is subject to change, said. “A number of bad years in non-resident hunters as well as opportunities for other species 78 and 80. Fish Commission for approval depending on weather.

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307-254-2830 | 949 Lane 10, Powell | www.whitlockdevelopment.com THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 POWELL TRIBUNE • PAGE 9 Northwest College hires new men’s soccer coach MCARTHUR JOINS TRAPPERS AFTER FIVE SEASONS AT BUENA VISTA BY DON COGGER McArthur was a four-year starter ment is excited to have McArthur on Tribune Sports Editor at Davis and Elkins College, a DII board, and with his familiarity with program in West Virginia, while ob- the area and family close by, the situ- fter five seasons at the helm of taining his B.A. in hospitality man- ation is a win-win. Buena Vista University men’s agement. After graduation, he spent “He [McArthur] was really inter- Asoccer, West Virginia native time in Utah and Idaho, where he ested in moving to this area, and we Ben McArthur has stepped down met his wife Janelle, a Cody native. felt like he was a great fit for what from the DIII pro- Her familiarity with we needed as a coach,” Erickson gram to take over as the area and having said. “He wants to put his roots interim head coach of ‘[McArthur’s] not family in close proxim- down. He has family, and he sees the Northwest College ity made the decision Northwest as stability. I think it’s a Trappers. His first going to mess to apply for the NWC great fit for coaching, as well as off day on campus will be around, he’s a position an easy one. the field.” Monday. “We’ve vacationed Calling McArthur a “go-getter,” “I’m excited to hard-working guy in Cody over the Erickson said the young coach gave work with Northwest ready to get after years, and spent time the impression during the interview College,” McArthur it every day.’ in Powell, so we know process that he was ready to go to said. “Region IX is a the area pretty well,” work. tough region for ju- Brian Erickson he said. “For us, it’s an “[McArthur’s] not going to mess nior colleges, so I’m Athletic director opportunity to move around, he’s a hard-working guy looking forward to closer to family. I think ready to get after it every day,” he the challenge. North- good things are hap- said. “He’s already started recruit- west College has a reputation for pening at Northwest, and [athletic ing, and he’s going to get it done in supporting its students for success, director] Brian Erickson’s vision the classroom. [At Buena Vista] he New NWC men’s soccer coach Ben McArthur, left, works with a player during a Buena Vista and that’s important to me. I want to for the athletic department is awe- always got it done in the classroom, University soccer practice last season. McArthur brings almost a decade of college coaching work at a college that is going to help some.” experience to the Trappers, including five seasons as head coach at BVU. Courtesy photo students be successful.” Erickson said the athletic depart- See McArthur, Page 10 EMMA KARHU THIRD AT GIRLS FOLKSTYLE NATIONALS PHS SOPHOMORE POSTS 4-1 RECORD, EARNS ALL-AMERICAN HONORS BY DON COGGER Jessica Brenton headed up Tribune Sports Editor Wyoming’s contingent of ath- letes in Oklahoma City. Cur- owell High School rently the women’s director of wrestler Emma Karhu the Wyoming Amateur Wres- Pmatched up against some tling Association, Brenton was of the top female wrestlers the first female wrestler on the in the nation last weekend, Natrona County High School placing third at wrestling team the USMC Girls a decade ago, Folkstyle Nation- and the first to als in Oklahoma ‘Emma had a pretty qualify for state. City. heavy bracket, and “She [Bren- Wrestling in ton] kind of led the 117-pound she wrestled really the way,” said weight class in well.’ Rory Karhu, the 16U division, Emma’s father. Karhu posted a Jessica Brenton After her suc- 4-1 record in a WAWA women's director cessful high field of 29 wres- school career, tlers. She lost Brenton wres- in the semifinals to eventual tled collegiately for four years champion Jennifer Soto from up in Canada, then returned to California by a 9-1 decision. In Casper and took over the wom- the third-place match, the PHS en’s program with USA wres- sophomore shut out Califor- tling in Wyoming, Rory said. nia’s Lexy Beadles 5-0 to take Brenton took 15 Wyoming bronze. wrestlers to the Folkstyle “The whole experience was a Nationals over the weekend; lot of fun,” Karhu said. “It was eight of them returned as All- good to get out and meet new Americans, finishing in the top people and wrestle new people. eight of their respective weight There was some pretty good PHS wrestler Emma Karhu, right, shoots in on Buffalo’s Mason Myers during the 3A State Wrestling Championships last month in Casper. Karhu competition there.” See Karhu, Page 10 finished third over the weekend at the USMC Girls Folkstyle Nationals in Oklahoma City, earning All-American honors. Tribune photo by Carla Wensky

Northwest sophomore THE

Tayla Sayer, NWC’s Sayer signs with College of Idaho

right, battles for a shot WILL REUNITE WITH FORMER COACH JANIS BEAL LINEUP against Dawson’s BY DON COGGER Sayer said. “We continued to The feeling is mutual, ac- Alexius Foster Tribune Sports Editor talk throughout the year, and cording to Beal. In her first during a game about a month ago, she called season at the helm at C of I, This Week in at Cabre Gym he 2019-20 women’s bas- and asked me on a visit over our Beal guided the Yotes to a 16-14 last season. ketball season will feel spring break. I just loved the record — the team’s first win- Powell Sports Sayer recently Tlike deja vu all over again place; the community and the ning season since 2013-14. The signed her for Lady Trapper Tayla Sayer, students are all so supportive.” team peaked at the right time, * Bold denotes home events letter of who recently signed her letter The opportunity to play for making an improbable postsea- THURSDAY, MARCH 28 intent to play of intent to continue her bas- Beal again was too good to pass son run to the Cascade Confer- PHS Track at Cody, 2 p.m. basketball ketball career at the College of up, as Sayer was an integral ence semifinals before losing to NWC FFA Competition, Agriculture at College Idaho. part of Beal’s final season as top-seeded Eastern Oregon in Pavilion, Equine Center, Fagerberg of Idaho The move will reunite Sayer coach. NWC finished 25-8 that double overtime. Building, 9 a.m. next season, with former Lady Trappers’ year and was a game away from Beal said Sayer will be a FRIDAY, MARCH 29 reuniting with head coach Janis Beal, who re- a Region IX title game appear- great piece to bring as the Col- cruited Sayer out of high school ance; Sayer is looking forward lege of Idaho program contin- PHS Girls’ Soccer v. Pinedale, Panther former Lady Stadium, 3 p.m. Trappers’ coach and coached her through her to finding that kind of success ues to build its culture. PHS Boys’ Soccer v. Pinedale, Panther Janis Beal. freshman season. After Beal again. “I had the opportunity to Stadium, 5 p.m. Tribune photo by Don left NWC following the 2017-18 “Playing for coach Beal coach Tayla [Sayer] for a year, NWC FFA Competition, Agriculture Cogger season, she and Sayer kept in my first year was just a great and she was a huge part of our Pavilion, Equine Center, Fagerberg touch. experience,” Sayer said. “She success,” Beal said, adding, Building, 9:30 a.m. “She [Beal] had dropped taught me more about the game “She works hard; she’s that hints last summer that she of basketball than I thought was kid that’s always going to do MONDAY, APRIL 1 might recruit me, but I didn’t possible, so I’m really excited PHS Cheerleading Tryouts, PHS know if it was a real thing,” to play for her again.” See Sayer, Page 10 Commons, 4 p.m. This is udderly ridiculous! The Powell Tribune is giving away $500 CASH for signing up to receive Powell Tribune news blasts and offers from local businesses via email, at no cost to you! This could be your Visit powelltribune.com/500 to enter. No purchase necessary. Deadline to enter has been extended through April 2019 CA$H 128 South Bent St. • Powell, WY • 307.754.2221 • www.powelltribune.com

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Karhu: ‘Winning in general felt pretty good, to know that you’re on a national level’ First Rate Continued from Page 9 classes. Quality “... They got to wrestle a high level of competition from different states,” Rory said. Service! Previously, Wyoming had never had more than three wrestlers at the event — and Brenton said it’s a great feeling to see that many girls compete and do well. “Emma had a pretty heavy bracket, and she wrestled really well,” Brenton said. “I think having that background of wrestling against boys helps a lot go- ing into a girls’ tournament; what sets Emma apart from the girls down there is there are girls that come from sanc- tioned states where they only wrestle girls. Being able to wrestle against a boy partner during the high school season is PHS wrestler Emma Karhu works to pin Buffalo’s Mason Myers during the 3A State Wrestling Championships last month. Karhu definitely an advantage.” earned All-American honors last weekend at the USMC Girls Folkstyle Nationals in Oklahoma City, taking third place at 117 pounds. In the first round of the tournament, Our friendly staff delivers Tribune photo by Carla Wensky Emma beat a wrestler from Kansas; the each and every time. second round was a win against Beadles. amazing wrestlers down there.” just fun to be able to hang out with them, Casper, Rory realized he was only about She lost to Soto in the semifinals; Soto Emma agreed, saying she was happy we had so many things to talk about.” 14 hours away from Oklahoma City, so Make a reservation today! went on to win the title in a 2-1 thriller the only person she lost to became the As for the wrestling itself, Emma said off he went. against Colorado’s Cayden Condit, while champion. Emma also enjoyed getting doing as well as she did will be some- “I took off in the old 4Runner she Emma downed Beadle for bronze after to hang out with other female wres- thing she’ll always remember. drives to high school, and it made it winning another match in wrestle-backs. tlers from Wyoming. It’s an event she “Winning in general felt pretty good, down there,” he chuckled. “I slept in the First & Clark Streets “It was pretty exciting,” Rory said. definitely looks forward to competing to know that you’re on a national level,” truck and had a great time. It was really 307-754-2226 “There were some tough girls in that in again. she explained. “And to be able to win exciting. I had a feeling she might com- Lunch: Monday-Friday, 11am to 2pm tournament. It was a little better, too, “Getting to hang out with the other four matches on a national level is pretty pete, and I didn’t want to miss it.” Dinner: Monday-Saturday, 5pm to close that the girls she lost to went on to win Wyoming wrestlers was pretty cool; it’s cool.” “We had talked about her compet- it. The level of competition was crazy. crazy how much girl wrestlers have in For his part, Rory said he was glad he ing in this tournament since she was Emma usually looks pretty strong; she common,” she said. “We think the same made the trip to watch Emma wrestle, little and just never pulled the trigger,” has the muscle tone. But man, every girl way and find the same things funny. We though his decision to go was made on Rory added. “I’m glad we did this time down there had that. There were some have the same sense of humor. So it was the fly. After dropping off his daughter in around.” Prep Performer of the week Sayer: Quiet leader McArthur: New coach hits the ground running at NorthwestMake your home a SMART HOME!

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If program.” Internet • Voice • Video • Security I were a four-year coach still, I’d be recruit- A father to five sons, ranging in age ing her.” from 1 to 8, McArthur said he gravitat- Though her sophomore season at NWC ed to coaching because of the competi- Visit us online! wasn’t a successful one in terms of wins tive nature of the profession, as well as 1-800-354-2911 and losses, Sayer said the Lady Trappers the relationships he’s able to foster with tctwest.net always played hard and kept a positive players. attitude, something she’ll miss about her “I just resigned from my current teammates. She’ll also miss the support of position, and I got a message last night the community, which she said always came from a player that said, ‘Hey coach, out to watch the team play, regardless of the thanks for all you’ve done for me, you team’s record. believed in me and gave me the op- Prep “We just needed one game to get over the portunity to play college soccer and hump, and we just couldn’t quite get there,” pushed me to be better in the class- she said. “We never gave up; that’s the thing room.’ And he graduated two years Performer I really enjoyed about this team is that we ago,” he said. “That kind of relationship of the week kept pushing, no matter what our struggles means a lot to me.” were. I made such great friends here; I’m As for his coaching style, McArthur Sabrina going to miss them a lot.” said his team will be organized defen- Sayer will also go down in Lady Trappers sively, first and foremost. With the level Shoopman hoops history as having made the shot of the of talent he hopes to have back from New NWC men’s soccer coach Ben McArthur poses with his wife Janelle and their five Track & Field season. Last November, she sank a buzzer- last year’s squad, he expects the Trap- sons: Bendigo, 8; Mateo, 6; Jahzio, 5; Renzo, 3 and Kaleo, 1. Courtesy photo beating 3-pointer off the glass that gave pers to be aggressive Northwest a 69-66 home win over Rocky while able to maintain “We’ll have some back and say coach McArthur was a Mountain JV. Levett said Tayla’s teammates defensive integrity. spring practices this loyal husband and an awesome dad. began calling her the GOAT (Greatest Of “You can’t give up ‘The experience at BVU year, so that should Those two things are very important All Time) after that shot — a memory that silly goals and expect was positive. I grew be fun,” he said. “I’ll to me, and I will continue to push that still brings a smile to Sayer’s face all these to win a bunch of get to know the guys on my players ... Of course we want to months later. games,” he said. “So so much as a coach a little bit, and they’ll win, but it’s not all about that. I want Shoopman opened the 2019 “I just chucked it up, and no one was we will be organized there. My family and I get to know me.” them to be great at everything they do track and field season with a more surprised than me that it went in,” she defensively, and we just felt like it was the With five kids, life in life.” strong showing in the hurdles said, laughing. “Everyone came running at will attack. We want to can get pretty hectic, McArthur has already started re- at Saturday’s Yellowstone me, and I was like, ‘This is awesome!’ But put people under pres- right time, that when but McArthur said cruiting for next season, reaching out Sports Medicine Invitational in now my teammates call me the Yote instead sure and put the ball the job came open at he wouldn’t want it to players in all the western states, as Cody, placing first in the 100 of the GOAT.” in the back of the net. any other way. Fam- well as international students. And meter hurdles and second in As for what she’s looking forward to the It can be a fun way to Northwest, it was just ily is important, and despite the interim tag, it’s his hope the 300 meter hurdles. The most at the College of Idaho, Sayer said the play soccer when you a no-brainer.’ that’s a message he’s to stick around for a while, if for no junior just missed prequalifying opportunity to play at a higher level with defend as a group and Ben McArthur tried to instill in his other reason than to have his five boys for state in both events. the Yotes, coupled with a quality education, attack as a group.” Interim coach players during each play for the new coach at Powell High are at the top of the list. McArthur will hit stop in his coaching School. 128 N. Bent Powell “C of I is known for its academics, which the ground running journey. “Wait until coach Dave [Gilliatt] at 1 (866) 747-6677 I’m really looking forward to,” she said. next week, with a team meeting already “I have five boys, and they are awe- the high school gets ahold of my boys in 1817 17th St. Cody “And I want to see at this next level how the scheduled for Monday and a practice some. 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and slow to get angry, because vice, that would make us slow like character, decency and human anger does not produce to speak. Our responses would goodness. Aren’t these the traits the righteousness that God de- more accurately respond to that would reduce discord? If What would it be like? sires.” what we actually hear and not we had more decency between Do you see the progression what we think we’re going to political parties or more char- aybe it’s me, but does Before I lose you to thinking between them. here? First, quick to listen. It hear. This would quickly lead to acter in personal relationships, there seem to be more I’m already derailed from the Or, how about the grow- is no mistake that James starts less anger and less discord if we would that change the way we Mdiscord between folks topic of discord, let me explain. ing number of lawsuits in our with listening. In other words, were to understand where the treat each other and in so doing, these days? If I’m not correct, Powell is one of the only com- world? And we have probably hear what the other other person is coming from be- reduce the discord and animos- please let me know if you see munities where we still give all had one of those person is saying. fore we fire off a response. Slow ity that is all around us? me around Powell. But, what a quick wave as we pass in conversations that I know I have the to speak assumes time to think You know, we all want our would it be like if we could our cars. It is common to have didn’t go well and tendency to “know” before we speak. words to be heard and under- mitigate this discord with open some fun conversations as we certainly didn’t end what the other per- What would that look like? stood. What if we employed ears? What would it look like if pass on the sidewalks of Bent well. So, how do we son is going to say If we took time to consider the the Golden Rule and treated our words were kind and posi- Street with folks we don’t really turn this around? before they even say other guy’s thoughts and words each other as we would like to tively responsive to each other? know. We are a friendly town. Well, I have a little it. And, on top of that, before we respond, would it re- be treated and listen before we Speaking of Powell, I love Unfortunately, the rest of advice. More ac- I am already forming duce discord? Would it slow an- spoke? I believe it would natu- our town. We moved here our country and world don’t curately, the Bible my response to their ger? I believe it would. We know rally reduce anger and hence in 2001 from Cheyenne and seem to follow suit. My proof, has a little advice words all before my what anger produces by looking the discord. lived here until 2013, when we you ask? We could possibly that we could adhere friend can actually at the world around us. So, again, what would it look moved to the Bighorns for a start with the growing chasm to in order to assist finish their sentence. James says that anger does like if we were quick to hear, little over three years and then between our political parties us with the growing JON ALLEN Friends, this is not not produce righteousness. slow to speak and slow to an- moved back. and the very surly discourse discord. In James Perspectives listening. We don’t use that word much ger? Would it change the way 1:19-20, the brother What would it anymore, but we do know that we treat each other? I believe it of Jesus tells us, “My be like if we truly anger produces the opposite would. dear brothers and sisters, take listened to what the other in- of righteousness. According to note of this: Everyone should dividual or “side” is actually Merriam Webster, synonyms to (Jon Allen is the associate COMMUNITY CALENDAR be quick to listen, slow to speak saying? Following James’ ad- righteousness would be words pastor at Grace Point.)

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ONGOING: n “JOE NAKANISHI: PERSPECTIVE” exhibit showcases a series of paintings created by Nakanishi over the last 20 years, based on sketches and memories from his time at Heart Mountain. The exhibit is on display Cornerstone Community Hope Lutheran (ELCA) at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center. Fellowship 754-4040, corner of Cary St. & Ave. H, n THE POWELL AQUATIC CENTER will be closed for annual mainte- 754-8005, Affiliated with the Evangeli- www.hopelutheranpowell.org, Pastor Donna nance through Monday, April 1. For more information, call 754-0639 or visit www.powellaquatics.com. cal Free Church of America. Sunday, 10 Putney, 9:30 am Sunday worship, Sunday school am, NWC Fagerberg Building, Room 70. & fellowship following. 3rd Monday Women’s THURSDAY, MARCH 28 Nursery and children church provided. Faith Bible Study, 7:30 pm, 3rd Tuesday Women’s n BABY AND TODDLER TIME at 11 a.m. at the Powell Branch Library. Pastor Andrew’s office and some of our Grace Bible Study, 1:30 pm. n FFA COMPETITION at Northwest College Thursday, March 28 and Fri- small groups will be located in “The Upper day, March 29. For an itinerary, visit calendar.nwc.edu. Immanuel Lutheran Church n Room” (the 2nd floor of the new SBW & PARK COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD meeting at 4:30 p.m. at the Cody Associates building: 428 Alan Rd. – access (Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.) 754-3168, library. Rev. Lee Wisroth, Pastor, 675 Ave. D. Sunday n SHERIDAN AVENUE PUBLIC MEETING at 6 p.m. at the Cody Au- from outside stairs, west side of building). ditorium. Officials from the City of Cody and Wyoming Department of Worship 9 am, Adult Bible Class & Sunday School Transportation will be there, and residents can provide input and learn Faith Community Church 10:15 am, Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sunday. about the improvement plans. “Love God – Love Others” 1267 Road 18 (Hwy n PLAZA DIANE will host an opening reception for “Blue Roan Cre- Jehovah’s Witnesses Assembly of God 294), Powell. Contact: Dave Seratt, 272-7655, Cody - 2702 Cougar Ave. - Sunday, 10 am; ations,” a new show featuring work by artist Linda Burwick. The open- Lovell, 310 Idaho; Rev. Daniel R. Jarvis; [email protected] ing reception is from 7-8:30 p.m. at Plaza Diane in downtown Powell. 9:45 am Sunday school 11 am & 6:30 pm 10:40 am Watchtower study; Midweek meeting, Refreshments as well as appetizers and treats will be served. The show Church located 3 miles SW of Ralston, ½ mile N Thurs., 7:30 pm, will be displayed through May 11. Sun., Wed., 10 am & 7 pm Bible Study. off 14A. Bible Study 9:30 am, Sunday Worship 10:45 am. Living Hope Community Church FRIDAY, MARCH 29 Baha’i’ Faith 305 S. Evarts St., Pastor Susan Legler, 754-7917, n SOUTHSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL’S talent show from 9-11 a.m. at For information write to: National Spiritual First Southern Baptist Church Sunday school 9 am, worship 10 am, Wed. Bible the PHS Auditorium. Assembly of the Baha’is of the United States, Corner of Gilbert & Madison. 754-3990, Don Study 6:30 pm. www.LivingHopeChurchPowell.com n AARP VOLUNTEER TAX PREPARATION at the Powell Senior Citizens 536 Sheridan Rd, Wilmette, IL 60091. Center, 248 N. Gilbert St. Appointment times available from 9 a.m. to Rushing, Pastor. Sunday school 9:45 am; Morning 2:30 p.m. Free tax preparation will be offered every Friday until April Worship 10:45 am; Sunday Prayer meeting 5 pm New Life Church 12. Call the Senior Center at 754-4223 to set up an appointment. Bennett Creek Baptist Church & evening worship 5:30 pm. Team Kid Tuesdays 185 S. Tower Blvd.; Tim Morrow, Pastor, 754- n ROBOT CHALLENGES at 1 p.m. at the Powell Makerspace for young 11 Road 8WC, Clark, Wyo.; 645-3211; 3:30 – 5 pm. 0424; Sunday worship 8:30 & 11 am. Kid’s Church adults (grades 6 to 12). A program with the Powell Branch Library. 10 am Bible study; 11:15 am Worship. & nursery available. Sunday School, 9:45 am; n FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY book sale from 1-3 p.m. at the Powell First United Methodist Church Wed. youth group, middle school 6-7:30 pm, high Branch Library. Charity Baptist Church We love our neighbor at 2nd & Bernard Sts. school 7-8:30 pm. n EAST 2ND STREET GALLERY of Fine Art grand opening from 5-9:30 Pastor Kevin Schmidt, 754-8095, http:// p.m. at 128 East Second Street, featuring premiere local artists. Wine 754-3160, Rev. Melinda Penry, Pastor. www. St. Barbara’s Catholic Church and hors d’oeuvres will be served. kcschmidt.wix.com/charitybaptistchurch meeting powellfumc.org; Sunday worship: blended wor- n OPEN ACOUSTIC JAM SESSION from 6-9 p.m. at Gestalt Studios at the at 176 N. Day St. Sunday: 9 am Sunday school, ship 9:30 am. Coffee before and after morning Fr. Phillip Wagner, 754-2480, 3rd & N. Absaroka; Polar Plant. Musicians of all skill levels are welcome. For more informa- 10 am morning service, 6 pm evening service. service. All are welcome, all means all. Sat. Evening Mass 5:45 pm, Sun. Mass 9 am, noon tion, call 307-272-7625. Wed.: Prayer meeting Bible study 7 pm. Access Latin Mass & 5 pm Mass on Sun., Daily Mass-Tues. n BAR BINGO every Friday at the American Legion starting at 6 p.m. live streaming Sunday services through the web Garland Community Church of God Noon, Wed. 5:30 pm, Thur.& Fri. 7:30 am. Recon- n COMEDY AND DINNER SHOW with Jack Willhite at the Powell Elks page. ciliation 9 am & 4 pm on Saturdays. Lodge #2303. Dinner at 6 p.m., show at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance Garland, Shane Legler, pastor, 754-3775; 9:30 or $22 at the door. Call 754-2995 or Ashley at 202-2622. am Sun. School; 10:30 am Worship service; 7 Church of Christ pm Wed. Bible study & prayer. Located in the St. John’s Episcopal Church Megan Nickles, priest: 754-4000, Ave. E & SATURDAY, MARCH 30 7/10th mile east on Hwy. 14A, 754-7250; historic Garland schoolhouse. Everyone welcome. n FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Sunday: 9:30 am Bible study; 10:30 am Com- Mountain View. Morning services 10:30 am. Powell Branch Library. munion; Small Group Sunday Evening; Wed.: Glad Tidings Assembly of God Godly Play - Sunday school for children, ages 2-12, n OPENING DAY AT THE POWELL GOLF CLUB. For more information, 6 pm Bible classes; If we can help, call 254-2215. Gilbert & 7th St. East, 754-2333, Mike Walsh, 10:30-11:30 am. Visitors welcome. call 754-7259 or email [email protected]. pastor; Sunday School 9 am, Worship 10:30 am, (nursery provided), Wed., 7 pm, Unashamed Jr Seventh-day Adventist MONDAY, APRIL 1 Church of Jesus Christ of 1350 N.Gilbert; 754-2129 Saturday. Everyone & Sr high youth meet. n BABY AND TODDLER TIME at 10:30 a.m. at the Powell Branch Li- Latter-day Saints welcome. Worship Service 9:30 am, Saturday, brary. Powell 1st Ward 1026 Ave. E Sabbath School 11 am. n THE POWELL CITY COUNCIL meets at 6 p.m. at City Hall. Syd Thompson, Bishop 307- 254-0470 Grace Point Sacrament meeting: 10:30 am Growing in Grace - Standing on Truth - Bring- Trinity Bible Church TUESDAY, APRIL 2 Primary, Sunday School or RS, PH, or YW ing Hope to the World. Senior Pastor, David Pool, n Don Thomas, pastor, 535 S. Evarts, 754-2660 TECH TUESDAY AT 10 A.M. at the Powell Branch Library. Sign up for a 11:40 am 550 Kattenhorn Drive, 754-3639, www.Grace- free 15-minute session with a local IT tech. Bring your device and have it PointPowell.org. Sundays 9-10 am Bible classes www.tbcwyoming.com, [email protected], charged up. Sign up at the adult desk at the library. Powell 2nd Ward 525 W. 7th St. for all ages, 10am Coffee Connection Fellowship 9 am Sunday School classes for all ages; 10:30 am n STORY TIME AT 10:30 A.M. at the Powell Branch Library. J.J. Jeide, Bishop 307- 272-3921 Morning Worship Service; 5:30 pm Evening Worship n NORTHWEST COLLEGE’S 2019 Juried Student Photography Show in the Library, 10:30 am Worship Service (Chil- Sacrament meeting: 9:00 am dren’s Church for 3-6 yr. olds during the message). Service. Contact the church for midweek home Bible opens with an artists’ reception at 7 p.m. in the Orendorff Building’s Sin- studies. Free Grace Radio 88.1 F.M. Clair Gallery. Primary, Sunday School or RS, PH, or YW Monday Evenings 6 - 7:25 pm AWANA, Middle n *INTRO TO MICROSOFT WORD at 6:30 p.m. in Fagerberg Building 10:10 am & High School Groups. Like us on Facebook. Room 26 at Northwest College. **A PVCE class. United Pentecostal Church Powell 3rd Ward 1026 Ave. E. Harvest Community Church Kaleb Wheeler, Pastor, 307-250-7443. Meeting at WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 Nate Mainwaring, Bishop 307-431-6774 the intersection of the Powell Hwy & Nez Perce Dr.- n GAME TIME AT 10 A.M. at the Powell Branch Library. Adults are in- Sacrament meeting: 9:00 am of the Nazarene Pastor: Matt Tygart, 7 miles from Cody. Sunday Worship 10 am, Wed. vited to play Scrabble, Uno, Mancala, Risk and many other fun games. Primary, Sunday School or RS, PH, or YW 364 W. Park St. (behind Blair’s); 754-4842. services 7:30 pm. Bring your friends. 10:10 am www.harvestcomchurch.net Sunday: Sunday n STORY TIME AT 10:30 A.M. at the Powell Branch Library. School 9:30 am; Fellowship 10:30 am; Church Union Presbyterian Church n THE POWELL ROTARY CLUB meets at noon on Wednesdays at the Powell 4th Ward 525 W. 7th St. service 11 am; Like us on Facebook: Harvest (PCUSA). Third & Bent, 754-2491. George Pasek, Nelson Foundation House, 550 College Drive. Greg Spomer, Bishop 307-202-8056 Community Church (HCC). interim pastor. Sundays: 9 am Sunday School/all Sacrament Meeting: 10:30 am ages; 10:30 am Worship; 11:30 am Coffee Hour; THURSDAY, APRIL 4 Primary, Sunday School or RS, PH, or YW n LUNCHTIME EXPEDITION on Bighorn Medicine Wheel starts at 12:15 Heart Mtn Baptist Church Holy Communion 1st Sunday of each month. p.m. at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s Coe Auditorium in Cody. 11:40 am 307-254-5040, call for location. Miles McNair, Wednesdays: 6 pm Women’s Bible Study. Scouting: pastor. Independent, KJV, Baptist Church. n EDIBLE BOOKS CONTEST AND SILENT AUCTION from noon to 6 Heart Mountain Young Single Adult Ward 525 W. Boy Scouts Mon. @ 4, Tues. @ 6 & Thurs. @ 3. p.m. at the Powell Branch Library. Entries can be dropped off between Sunday school 10 am, Main worship 11 am & 7th St. Greg Benson, Bishop 540-705-4743 Transportation available; everyone welcome. noon and 5 p.m. Award categories include: Best Pun, Best Artistry, Best 6 pm. Wed. preaching & prayer, 7 pm. Nursery Sacrament meeting: 12:00 pm unionpresbyterian.org; [email protected]. Look-Alike and People’s Choice. Winners will be notified that evening. available. heartmountainbaptist.com. All proceeds will go to the Park County Library Foundation. Sunday School, or RS, or PH 1:10 pm n *REGISTRATION DEADLINE for “Build Your Own Cornhole Boards” class. The class will take place on Thursday, April 25, from 6-8 p.m. at the NWC Center for Training and Development. All materials will be supplied for you to construct your own boards to take home and enjoy. Space is limited so please register by April 4 by calling 754-6469 or visit- This feature is brought to you each ing www.nwc.edu/pvce. **A PVCE class.

FRIDAY, APRIL 5 Thursday by the following businesses: n JACKOLOPE JUMP at Powell High School. Registration will begin at 12:30 p.m., with the event at 1:30 p.m. Individuals and teams of the brav- est souls will jump into freezing cold water to raise funds for Special 307 HEALTH DIRECT PRIMARY CARE - Dr. Bartholomew, Dr. Chandler, Dr. Tracy _ 250 N. Evarts Street • 764-3721 Olympics Wyoming athletes. n NORTHWEST COLLEGE’S GAY STRAIGHT ALLIANCE (GSA) will BIG HORN CO-OP STORE & FERTILIZER PLANT, ______311 S. Bent & 661 E. North • 754-3491 & 754-5962 host a drag show at 7 p.m. in the Yellowstone Building Conference Cen- ter. Admission is free; however, a donation of $1 per person at the door BIG HORN ENTERPRISES INC. ~ Training Services for Developmentally Disabled ______146 S. Bent • 754-5101 for students with an NWC ID and $2 for community members or those without an ID is suggested. Proceeds will benefit Wyoming Equality, an BLAIR'S MARKET ~ All Your Friends at Blair's ______331 W. Coulter Avenue • 754-3122 organization supporting gay straight alliances and equality legislation in Wyoming. GARVIN MOTORS, ______1105 W. Coulter Ave. • 754-5743 SATURDAY, APRIL 6 n *FOURTH ANNUAL BOOTS AND BOWTIES MUSIC GALA at the INTERSTATE TIRE SERVICE, INC. ~ All-wheel computer alignment ______698 E. South St.• 754-5452 Cody Cattle Company in Cody to support the Northwest College Music program. Cocktail hour at 6 p.m.; dinner is served at 7 p.m. The evening LAVENDER ROSE GIFT SHOP & EATERY ______‘May you have a blessed day’ ___369 S. Clark St.• 307-254-3900 also includes a raffle, silent auction and cash bar. Tickets are $55 and all proceeds from the event will be used to support NWC Music activities POWELL ELECTRIC ~ More than 50 Years Serving the Area • Michael Logan, Owner ______754-5203 and scholarships. Tickets can be reserved at https://nwc.edu/sites/mu- sic/boots-bowties or calling 754-6425. POWELL VALLEY HEALTHCARE & NURSING HOME, ______777 Avenue H • 754-2267 STATE FARM INSURANCE, DAVID BLEVINS, Agent, ______249 N. Clark • 754-9541 HOSTING A PUBLIC, LOCAL EVENT? The UPS STORE, Powell ______151 E. 1st • 764-4175 The community calendar appears every Thursday. Send your event informa- tion (date, event, location, time and contact information) by Tuesday at noon to VG ENTERPRISES DBA ALDRICH'S, ______126 E. 1st • 754-5136 [email protected], call 307-754-2221, mail it to P.O. Box 70, Powell, WY 82435 or bring it to the Powell Tribune at 128 S. Bent St. in downtown Powell. WESTERN COLLISION INC. ~ All Types Auto Body Repair ______950 Road 10 • 754-3554 PAGE 12 • POWELL TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2019 SUPER CLASSIFIEDS

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POWELL: 1 BED, 1 COMPUTER AND POWELL AL ANON pro- SECURITY STATE BOOKKEEPER/ ONE FT DETAILER Powell Self BATH HOME, washer/ LAPTOP repair. T3. 307- 2 JOHN DEERE vides support for friends BANK in Basin is accept- ACCOUNTANT. Quick- POSITION and one part Storage dryer, recently remod- 578-6467. 4020s, one w/ loader. and relatives of alcohol- ing applications for a full Books and Excel experi- time. Must work week- eled, nice neighborhood. ______(3/14tfnL) Call 307-271-1000 or ics. Meetings: Tuesdays time teller. Banking expe- ence required. Please ends — apply in person No smoking. Includes all AIR BUTLER HEATING 307-754-4048. at noon and Wednes- rience is preferred but not call 307-431-0206 for at Fremont Motors ______(85TFET) (25TFThursC) utilities. $725/mo. Call and Cooling and Appli- days, 7 p.m. at 146 South required, excellent com- details. Powell. 202-0400. ance Repair. 307-254- Bent (Big Horn Enter- munication and customer ______(3/28cL) ______(24-25CT) Call 254-1333 ______(24TFCT) 8180. prises/ north entrance off service skills are essen- POWELL: LARGE 2 ______(11/23tfnL) parking lot). For informa- tial. Top industry starting Rocky Mountain BEDROOM, 1 BATH GUARANTEED CREDIT Feed & Seed tion, call 754-4543 or wage. Benefits include Manor apartment for rent, 3 APPROVAL through Wyo- 754-5988. health/ dental/ vision/ Big Horn County School Dist. Number One EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY A Senior Living Facility miles south of Powell. ming Auto Finance. Only _____ (103TFThursFT) 401K/ generous PTO. Box 688, Cowley, Wyoming * Efficiency, 1&2 bedroom apts. Fridge, stove, washer & available at Midway Auto CORN SILAGE & NARCOTICS ANONY- Send resume to Security * Some units with balconies dryer. No smoking, no Sales. Stop getting denied WHOLE oats for sale. MOUS Meets at 146 S. State Bank, Attn: Human * Many services and activities Regan Smith, 754-3130. SUPPORT STAFF VACANCY pets. References $800/ for a loan. 307-548-7571. Bent, Powell (Big Horn Resources PO Box 531, March 18, 2019 Call for info. packet 754-4535 mo., $800 deposit. Utili- ______(3/10tfnL) ______(24-27PT) Enterprise building) Basin, WY 82410. Secu- ties paid. 754-1611 or CANYON SERVICES, BIG SQUARES Tues., Thurs., Sun., at rity State Bank is an equal Position: District Office Secretary position at Cowley. Full- ALFALFA HAY for sale, time 260 days a year (40 hours a week). GREYBULL: TWO BED- 254-3044. HOME Improvement ser- 7 pm., Sat. at 10 a.m. opportunity employer of ______(18-25PT) vice and repair, heating, 1st & 2nd cutting, $120/ Call 307-213-9434 for women, minorities, vet- Applicants must have general secretarial ROOM, ONE bath house. ton. 307-272-4384. skills including all Microsoft Office ap- Available about April 1. POWELL: TWO VERY A/C, plumbing, roofing, more info. erans and individuals with ______(06TFCT) plications and experience. Successful Rent $500/month. Call NICE, clean, 2 bedroom siding, windows, doors, ______(21TFFThursT) disabilities. applicant will need strong organizational 307-272-3457. apartments. The first remodeling, insurance CODY NA MEETINGS- ______(3/28-4/4cB) ______(3/28-4/4pB) one is $725/mo. & $725 repairs. No job too big, no Mondays & Fridays at 7 BIG HORN COUNTY is skills, interpersonal skills and the ability to be independently motivated. GREYBULL: ONE BED- deposit, the second is job too small. Jeff Young, Real Estate p.m., Episcopal Church, seeking a land planner. ROOM HOUSE. No $775/mo. & $775 deposit, 45+ years experience. 825 Simpson Ave., door This is a full-time position Salary: $15.78 per hour step one plus benefits smoking, no pets. 307- absolutely No smoking 307-250-7649. by alley. Call 307-213- with a generous benefits Closing Date: Closes when a suitable candidate is found 899-1551. and No pets, w&d, dish- ______(9/27tfnL) FOR SALE: 2 BDRM 9434 for more info. package (e.g., medical, ______(3/7tfnB) washer, all utilities paid. ALTERATIONS & MORE. 1 BTH AFFORDABLE ______(24TFFThursT) dental, vision, retirement, Position: District Computer Technician. Full-time 260 days GREYBULL: TWO BED- Agent interest, 307-754- 1200 N. 7th Street, Grey- cozy home by the park. NA MEETS IN LOVELL, vacation, sick leave, a year (40 hours a week).Provide network ROOM APARTMENT. 8213. bull. One block from A&W. Fully remodeled. New Mondays & Fridays at 7 paid holidays). The Land administrative services, diagnosis and All appliances, including ______(04TFCT) 307-765-2535. appliances, fixtures, p.m. at 1141 Shoshone Planner reports directly troubleshooting services as well as dishwasher, washer and POWELL: 1 BED TO 4 ______(11/15tfnB) hardwood flooring, etc. Ave., Saint Joseph’s to the Board of County technical support for district personnel dryer, central heat and air BEDS available, in-town, NEED YOUR ROOF Fenced in yard. 738 Lin- Catholic Church. Call Commissioners and may and equipment. This position requires conditioning. No smok- out-town, Pets maybe, repaired or replaced? Stel- coln Ave., Lovell. Call for 307-213-9434 for more supervises one or more the delivery of services over a 12 month ing, no pets. All utilities $400 to $900, Wyoming lar Roofing is licensed & walk thru. 307-272-9768. info. planning staff members. period in a hybrid computing environment included. $600/month, Real Estate Network, insured. Free Estimates! ______(L) ______(16TFFThursT) A detailed job descrip- consisting of MAC OSX and Windows XP deposit and references Call Larry Hedderman You have options, so be RUN WITH THE BEST! SUPPORT GROUP - tion is available on the computers. required. Call 307-899- 754-5500. sure to get a second bid. Running Horse Realty, Tues. at 6 p.m., 215 County website. Salary Salary: $22.56 per hour step one ______(98TFCT) Call Tom at 307-431-9188. N. Ferris St., Powell. is dependent on experi- 1551. List or Buy. Your Home & Duties: • Work under the direct supervision of the District ______(3/7tfnB) ______(6/12tfnB) Land Specialists! Grey- 254-2283. Reduce ence. Ideal candidates bull 307-373-2565 & anxiety, depression, will have experience Technology Director. BASIN: ONE - TWO • Hardware/Software installations, upgrades, BEDROOM house. $400/ Cars & Trucks POWELL LAWN Powell 307-754-9400. stress. Understand your with the following:Land SERVICES - Spring runninghorserealty.com strengths, eliminate faulty Planning, GIS, Small troubleshooting and technical support month, $400 deposit. You services. pay utilities. No dogs. clean up and lawn Click, Call, Come by! thinking, learn to flourish Wastewater System mowing. Give me ______(11/26tfnB) and enjoy life. Attendance Regulations and Permit- • Network administrative services as assigned by 307-217-0098. BUYING SCRAP VEHI- the Technology Director. ______(3/7tfnB) CLES with clear titles. a call for your lawn SADDLE UP! BUY, SELL free and confidential. ting, Development and care needs. Refer- PROPERTY! Running ______(32TFFThursT) Floodplain Development • Computer and computer related diagnostic and STORAGE UNITS FOR Pete Smet Recycling, 342 troubleshooting services. rent in Greybull next to HWY 20 North, Worland. ences available. Horse Realty, 754-9400. WELCOME TO Permitting, Wyoming 307-254-1947. runninghorserealty.com POWELL! Call us for State statutes pertaining • Computer and computer related maintenance Laundromat and new, 307-347-2528. and repair services. inside storage next to ______(5/10tfnB) ______(31TFCT) a Free gift pack and to land planning, zoning, BB(22-25T) coupons from area busi- development, water qual- • Other technology services as assigned by the Overland. 307-899-0796. District Technology Director as they relate ______(1/21tfnB) nesses. Wyoming Wel- ity and related topics. AMERICAN CLOCK come- 754-9399 or 754- This position will remain to current needs and technician abilities. GREYBULL: DRY Mobile Homes Announcements • The ability to lift, carry and place up to 50 pounds CREEK STORAGE. REPAIR - We repair all 3206. open until filled with a New units. 12x24, 12x20, types of clocks - Grand- ______(15ThursTFFT) first consideration date of Closing Date: Closes when a suitable candidate is found father, antiques, cuckoo ALCOHOLICS ANONY- YOU CAN SAY A LOT Friday, March 29, 2019. 12x16, 10x10. 700 14th 1999 AMERICAN,307-548-9633 3 www.cowboytimber.com and wall clocks. We also MOUS MEETINGS on IN 25 WORDS! REACH Experienced candidates Ave. N. 307-272-9419. BDRM, 2 bath,928 Lane 9, PO14x70 Box 659 To Apply: Visit the bighorn1.com employment ______(7/23tfnB) mobile homeCowley, on WY 82420rented make house calls! Call Tuesday at 7 p.m. and THOUSANDS OF READ- are strongly encour- POSTS, POLES, AND Contact: Ben Smith GREYBULL: THE lot. $25,900. Contact 307- 307-682-1570. Friday at 8 p.m. at 256 ERS with a single classi- aged to apply by no later ROUGH CUT LUMBER ______(67TFCT) East Fifth St., Lovell fied ad when it is placed than noon on March 29. Big Horn County School District Number One STORAGE SHED has 587-3738. Box 688 ______(24TFCT) NEED GUTTERS? CALL Search and Rescue in WYCAN (Wyoming Resumes should be sub- units available by the Cowley, Wyoming 82420 MOBILE HOME LOT. SIMMONS Ironworks, Building. Call 831-240- Classified Ad Network). mitted to the Big Horn day, week, month or Phone: 307-548-2254 year. 1417 N. Seventh Scotts Granite Park, 333 754-8259 or 899-8259. 8984. Sell, buy, promote your County Commissioners, St. Call 307-568-2795. S. Jones Street, #37. 5 or 6” seamless gutters. ______(7/27tfn/ncL) services - only $150 FOR P.O. Box 31, Basin, WY Big Horn County School District #1 does not discriminate in relation to race, ______(03TFCT) YOGA - MONDAY, 25 WORDS. Contact 82410 or to lori.small- color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability in admission of, access to, or ______(tfnB) Onsite manager, great treatment, or employment, in its educational program or activities and provides BASIN: STORAGE community. $305 p/month AFFORDABLE POR- WEDNESDAY, Friday this newspaper or the wood@bighorncountywy. equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. TRAITS! Call C.Wensky at 6 a.m. and Tuesday Wyoming Press Asso- gov. Job Description can UNITS available at The includes water & sewer. Inquiries or complaints regarding affirmation action, discrimination, sexual Storage Shed - by the 307-254-1114. Photography. Afford- & Thursday at 6 p.m. at ciation (307.635.3905) be viewed on the Big harassment or equity should be directed to one or both of the following persons: day, week, month or ______(23TFCT) able prices, experienced 380 US HWY. 20 South. for details. Horn County Website Title IX Coordinator: Superintendent, 307-548-2254. Section 504 Coordinator: results. 202-0858. www.yogabuffs.net. 307- ______(21-21W) www.bighorncountywy. Special Services Director, 307-548-2238 or the Wyoming Department of Educa- year. 307-568-2795. tion, Office for Civil Rights Coordinator, 2nd Floor, Hathaway Building, Cheyenne, ______(tfnB) ______(29TFET) 431-0386. KNOW WHAT YOUR gov on the job tab of the Wyoming 82002-0050, or 307-777-6218. POWELL: 3 BDRM For Sale ______(2/5tfB) GOVERNMENT IS UP announcements page. (3/28-4/4cL) MOBILE HOME, 2 bath- NA MEETS WEDNES- TO! For all kinds of impor- ______(3/28-4/4/cB) rooms, country location. Motorcycles DAYS from 7 to 9 tant information in public Regan Smith, 754-3130. p.m., Grace Fellowship notices printed in Wyo- ______(24-25PT) Church, Greybull. ming’s newspapers, visit: POWELL: 2 BED, 1 2013 YAMAHA SUPER ______(tfB) www.wyopublicnotices. BATH DUPLEX, washer/ TENERE 1200 cc, 16,800 AL-ANON MEETS at com or www.publicno- VACANCY 307-548-9633 miles, immaculate condi- 401 S. 5th, Grace Fellow- ticeads.com/wy. Govern- Big Horn County School District #2, dryer, close to down- 307-548-9633www.cowboytimber.com 928 Lane 9, PO Box 659 tion, $8,000. 307-899- ship, Greybull at noon on ment meetings, spend- town and NWC, recently www.cowboytimber.comCowley, WY 82420 Lovell, Wyoming, has the following 4052. Mondays. ing, bids and more! remodeled, good neigh- POSTS, POLES, AND vacancy for the 2019-2020 school year: bors. No smoking. All ROUGH CUT LUMBER ______(24-29PT) ______(tfB) ______(88-88W) utilities included. $775/ • High School Math Teacher mo. Call 202-0400. All applicants must have or be eligible for Wyoming Secondary Math certification ______(24TFCT) BEAUTIFUL Bob Caroth- Announcements Announcements Announcements POWELL: SMALL ONE ers painting. $6,000. and be Highly Qualified in Secondary Math as per PTSB Regulations. BEDROOM duplex, May be seen on Greybull $375/mo. + deposit + Swap & Sell, Make an Applicants may request an application by contacting the office of Superintendent offer. 307-899-2368. Rick Woodford, 502 Hampshire Avenue, Lovell, WY 82431 or by calling 307-548-2259 utilities. No smoking, no Attention Patrons of Big Horn County School District #1 pets. 307-202-0039. ______(11/1tfnB) between the hours of 8 am and 4 pm, emailing [email protected] or ______(22-29PT) downloading forms from the District’s website at www.bgh2.org. POWELL: AVAILABLE MAY 1: 3 bdrm home, Lost & Found The position will be open until filled. fenced yard. Walking Consolidated Grant distance to park, gro- Planning Meeting for 2019-2020 SY Only completed application packets will be considered. cery, school, churches, Big Horn County School District #2 complies with equal opportunity and FOUND: MALE RED- non-discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion or national origin. downtown. Trailer park- (3/21-4/4cL) ing, shed, washer, dryer. DISH BROWN hound, Must be willing to main- yellow collar, no tags. Rocky Mountain Burlington tain yard, no smoking, Found at Homesteader High School Library School Library provide references. Park. Call 754-1019. Providing background ______(25-26FT) Tuesday, April 9, 2019 Thurs., May 9, 2019 check beneficial. $800/ FOUND: CALICO CAT at 6 pm 6 pm mo., $800 deposit. You Southside School. Short A Career in Healthcare pay utilities. Month-to- haired & declawed. 754- month lease. Approved 2212. pets $25 extra. (307)272- ______(25-26FT) AWAITS YOU! 6464. Please come and share your input about these programs. _____ (21-25ThursPT) Pets We welcome any and all comments and ideas. Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Development Program The federal government requires the participation of a variety of seeking individuals ready for a career in healthcare. community and school personnel in the planning and implementation of Parkview PUPPIES FOR SALE, the following federal programs within the school district: “I’m grateful to have had $50. Catahoula/heeler  Title 1 (Supplemental academic support) the opportunity to take this cross. Four males, two  Village Apt. females. Tails docked, Title II-A (Staff Development) class. People are helpful  One and two bedroom first shots given. 307- Title III (ELL) and encouraging throughout  apartments. Utilities paid. 388-9705. Please leave Title IV (Academic Achievement) the process. And to be paid  Well Maintained! message. Will call back. VI-B (IDEA) (Special Education Programs) to take the class is such a  Rent based ______(3/21-28cL) VI-B 619 (Pre-K Child Find) bonus.” SERENITY BOARDING  Perkins (Career and Vocational) ~ Michelle Wallace, CNA on income. AND STABLES. Dog and horse. www.sereni- Big Horn County School Dist. #1 encourages parent and Development Program, Call now! tyboardingandstables. Class of ‘18 community involvement in the development of (10TFC) com. 307-272-8497/307- 754-7185 431-0386. all federal programs for students. (3/28cL) “It’s a great stepping stone to ______(11/14tfnB) open the door to finding out if you want a career in nursing. Yard Sale Yard Sale Yard Sale Yard Sale Yard Sale What a terrific opportunity!” ~ Tony Kingery, CNA CNA’s Tony Kingery, Michelle Wallace, and Lena Development Program, Vega with Care Center resident, June Sizemore. Class of ‘18

For more information: * Go to www.pvhc.org —> careers —> CNA Development Program * Attend an informational session: Thursday, April 4 or Thursday, April 11 at 6:30 p.m. March 30 - 31 | 8 am - 3 pm Courtside room - Powell Valley Hospital * Call Tami Lineback - 754-1133. (24-27CT)

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THE BIG HORN Basin FREMONT COUNTY S & L IS TAKING appli- Brush Creek Adolescent Program is SCHOOL DISTRICT No. cations for the following Ranch positions for the 2019 looking for a responsible, 25, Riverton, Wyoming NOW HIRING construction season: trustworthy, and positive positions open for the HIRING We are looking for caring and compassionate and flaggers, CDL drivers, people to work at the 2019-2020 school year: RANCH people who want to make a difference. 1115 Lane 12, Lovell, WY 82431 laborers. Must be willing group home as youth care LEARNING RESOURCE to travel. Please email workers for the overnight TEACHER at kindergar- HANDS ·Registered Nurse ER/ Hospital/Nursing Home Come be a part of our dynamic team that takes resume or letter of inter- shift. Youth care workers ten level (Must have and other positions. ·Certified Nurse Assistant: Sign On Bonus Available pride in our Personal Service Excellence! est to [email protected] provide care, supervision or be able to acquire Brush Creek Ranch ·Dietary Cook/Aide or apply in person at and positive role model- Elementary Education is hiring Ranch ·Pharmacy Technician CURRENT OPENINGS ~ 675 Road 7 1/2, Cowley. ing for students in a safe, and Special Education Hands for our • EMT-I/Paramedic 307-548-2242. secure environment. If Certification via WY ranch operations in Competitive wages and shift differentials ______(3/28-4/4cL) you are willing and able to PTSB) SCHOOL SOCIAL Saratoga, Wyo- • Housekeeping/Laundry Aide Apply online at www.southbighornhospital.com BIG HORN COUNTY be a positive member of WORKER at K-3 Elemen- ming. We offer free • Patient Care Coordinator or Manager is seeking a mainte- our staff please respond tary Level (Must have or room and board nance department team to [email protected] be able to acquire the and the opportunity • Hospital CNA (CR) • Hospital RN member. This is a full- or call us at 307-568- appropriate Wyoming to live and work • Clinic LPN • B&B/Skin Nurse time position with a gen- 2222 or stop in at 965 Professional Teaching on our beautiful erous benefits package N. 6th, Basin. Must be Standards Board Cer- ranch properties Summer Positions • CNA Assisted Living (CR) (e.g., medical, dental, over 21 with a clear driv- tificate) If Interested In near the Medicine • Care Center CNA vision, retirement, vaca- ing record. Pay will vary Obtaining Information Bow national forest. tion, sick leave, paid depending on experi- Or Applying, Please Please apply at Available • Dietary Aide • Respiratory Therapist holidays). This position ence. Hiring immediately. Contact: Riverton Work- brushcreekranch. The City of Cody is seeking applicants to Visit our website at www.nbhh.com to apply or contact human com/careers or resources at 307-548-5274. EOE (3/28cL) will be responsible for a ______(3/21-3/28cB) force Services, 422 E. fill various seasonal positions within the wide variety of janitorial LOAN PROCESSOR Fremont, Riverton, WY email your experi- and maintenance tasks NEEDED. Security State 82501. 307-856-9231. ence to hr@brush- City of Cody. Positions are available in Bank, located in Basin, Applications are received creekranch.com or the Parks, Recreation, and Aquatics. and will require some The Powell Police Department is accepting weekend hours for snow Wyoming, is currently electronically at: https:// call our HR office removal or other time seeking a full-time loan www.applitrack.com/fre- 307-327-2005. Specific job and pay information and applications applications for the position of sensitive tasks. Suc- processor to join our montcountysd/onlineapp/ ***We are also may be obtained from City Hall at 1338 Rumsey Ave, cessful candidates must Central Loan Processing Fremont County School hiring cooks, dish- by calling 307-527-7511, emailing dscheumaker@ Police Officer be able to lift a minimum team. Salary is market District #25 is an Equal washers, house- cityofcody.com or visit the website keepers, and many Benefit Package Includes: of 40 lbs. Applications competitive and com- Opportunity Employer. www.cityofcody-wy.gov. are available on the mensurate with experi- ______(25-25W) other jobs. Please (20,23,25,27,31,35,39CT) -Competitive starting salary; more depending on county website www. ence. Candidates should see our website Submit applications to: Personnel, City of Cody, experience, certification. bighorncountywy.gov have at least two years Buffalo Bill for a complete job P.O. Box 2200, Cody WY 82414. -Generous benefit package includes; paid vacation or can be picked up at of verifiable work expe- description. Center of ______Positions will remain open until filled and will begin and sick leave, ten paid City holidays, retirement the Clerk’s office. Appli- rience in the financial contribution, longevity pay, and excellent insurance cations and resumes industry with lending BHB(23-25ThursPT) at various times dependent upon weather. the West plan that includes medical, vision, and dental. maybe be sent to Big software and electronic 2019 Summer Sea- The City of Cody is an Equal Opportunity Employer Applications are available in person at 250 N. Clark Horn County Com- document management sonal Positions SEASONAL HUMAN missioners, PO Box experience preferred. Spring has sprung RESOURCES ASSIS- St, Powell, WY 82435 or may be downloaded www. 31, Basin WY 82410 Should be self-motivated, and it is that time TANT - PT - Do you 2x3 powellpolice.com. Questions may be directed to or emailed to lori. possess a high level of again to hire for love people? Are you RADIOLOGY Powell Police 307-754-2212, or e-mail police@cityof smallwood@bighorn- initiative, and be able to our busy summer detail oriented? Are you powell.com. Application deadline to be eligible countywy.gov. Starting make deadlines, even season. Buffalo computer savvy? Are Ultrasound Technologist for the first screening (25-29ThursCT) salary will be $14.00/hr. under pressure. Must be Bill Center of the you looking for work/ 1 full-time day position 32 hr/wk, on- call required. Candidate will have life balance? If you say is April 26, 2019 at 5 For questions about this able to handle daily job West is looking for excellent patient relations skills, able to work in a team dynamic, willingness p.m. Tentative testing opening please call 307- duties without constant ‘yes’ to these questions, to go above & beyond for patients & organization. Able to perform General individuals to fill a date will begin May 568-2358. This position supervision, work as part wide variety of jobs you may be the person & Vascular Ultrasound scans & be able to perform General Radiology exams. 17, 2019 beginning at will remain open until of an existing team, have to include; Admis- for the job. The Center High School Grad./GED, Associate’s Degree, ARMDS certification required. filled. above average organiza- sion Clerks, Food is actively looking for 7:00 a.m. tional and time manage- an individual to work in ______(3/28-4/4cB) Services/Coffee Radiologic Technologist City of Powell, WY is an Equal Opportunity Employer. BIG HORN COUNTY ment skills, the ability to Bar, Museum Store the Human Resources 1 full-time day/evening/weekend position 32 hr/wk (Fri. 11:30am-8pm; is seeking a Preven- multitask and understand Sales Associates, Department from April Sat. & Sun. 8:30am-7pm) on call required. Candidate will have excellent tion Specialist. Big Horn the importance of orga- Custodians, Gal- to September on a part- patient relations skills, able to work in a team dynamic, willingness to go County is seeking a ded- nizational confidentiality. lery and Security time basis. This position above & beyond for patients & organization. Able to perform general x-ray & 2x3.5 icated individual who Excellent communication Guards, Tour is a lot of fun for the computed tomography (CT). Weekend position with call. Associate’s degree person who likes to be Big Horn County School Dist. Number One is committed to helping skills, written and verbal, Guides, Ground & ARRT certification required. Box 688, Cowley, Wyoming make a difference in our are required. Proven abil- Maintenance, Infor- the “face of the Center” communities to become ity to learn computer soft- mation and Member- to our new employees. REGISTRATION the County Prevention ware and should possess ship Desk, PT Responsibilities include CERTIFIED VACANCIES Specialist. This position above average Excel Human Resources data entry, new hire Emergency Room Clerk March 18, 2019 orientations, ordering 1 full-time day position, 38 hr/wk, (Tues.-Fri 7am-3:30pm, Sat. 8am-1:30pm). will administer and facili- and Word skills. Secu- Assistant and more. Position: Special Education Teacher - K-12 Burlington tate the activities of the rity State Bank offers supplies, tracking vol- Accurately register patients for Emergency Services. Attention to detail is a The Center is such Salary: $50,000.00 (Step One) County Prevention Grant exceptional retirement an exciting place to unteer hours, answer- must. Outstanding customer service skills & positive attitude required. High ing employee questions, School Grad./GED required. issued by the Wyoming and insurance benefits. work no matter what Position: Special Education Teacher 9-12 RMHS Department of Health, Submit a letter of interest department you and various other duties. Powell Valley Healthcare offers a full benefit package to all Salary: $50,000.00 (Step One) Public Health Division including resume and choose. To learn Position pays $12.50/ hour. To apply com- full-time and part-time employees. These benefits include and has excellent oppor- references to Security more about each health insurance (medical, dental, and vision), a pension plan, Certification: Candidates must have or be able to secure a plete an application on tunity for professional State Bank, Attn: Human position and/or to long term disability insurance, life insurance (equal to your current certification by the Wyoming PTSB development. This posi- Resources, PO Box 531, apply, complete an our website, https://cen- annual salary), and paid time off. EOE tion will work closely with 201 S.4th St, Basin, terofthewest.org/ or pick Position: Para-professional Elementary Title I application on our 777 Avenue H • 754-2267 • WWW.PVHC.ORG the Big Horn County WY 82410. Security website, https://cen- up an application at the (28 hours per week) at Burlington. Prevention Alliance and State Bank is an Equal terofthewest.org/ or Center. EEO Salary: $14.99 per hour Step One other stake holders to Opportunity and Affirma- ______(22-25CT) pick up an applica- 2col. x 4 in. = $96 Qualifications: Preference will be given to highly qualified motivate and mobilize tive Action employer of tion at the Center. SUMMER SEASONAL the community to build women, minorities, pro- You are sure to have POSITIONS - The City persons with an associate’s degree or and sustain vital alcohol, tected veterans and indi- a fun summer if you of Powell is accepting equivalent. tobacco, other drugs and viduals with disabilities. applications to fill posi- join the team! EEO Closing Date: Closes when a suitable candidate is found suicide prevention initia- ______(3/14-3/28cB) ______tions within the Parks OVER ROAD DRIVER Department. Specific tives in Big Horn County. BHB(24-27CT) To Apply: Visit the bighorn1.com website employment The position will report wanted. Home every 3-4 job and pay information to the County Commis- days. Dan Brown Truck- PIZZA ON THE RUN and applications may Contact: Ben Smith sioners and Wyoming ing. Call 307-765-4476. now taking applications be obtained from City Big Horn County School District Number One Department of Health. ______(8/23tfnB) for part time and deliv- Hall, 270 N. Clark St., Box 688 Salary is commensu- LOOKING FOR TRUSS ery drivers. Apply at 215 or by calling (307) 754- VACANCY Cowley, Wyoming 82420 5106. Applications are rate with experience and BUILDERS: Come to E. First in Powell - call Big Horn County School District #2, Phone: 307-548-2254 education. This posi- Diamond Truss, where Kyler 272-8890 or Apply also available online at Lovell, Wyoming, has the following Big Horn County School District #1 does not discriminate in relation to race, tion is anticipated to the employees are great, at 1302 Sheridan Ave. www.cityofpowell.com, “Seasonal/Part Time vacancy for the 2019-2020 school year: color, religion, national origin, sex, age, or disability in admission of, access require approximately the work day changes in Cody - Call Brenda to, or treatment, or employment, in its educational program or activities and 25 hours per week. and the quality product 202-3216. Application for City provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Employment”. Must be A full job description speaks for itself! Must ______(02TFCT) • LHS Dance Sponsor Inquiries or complaints regarding affirmation action, discrimination, sexual can be viewed at the have high school diploma at least 18 yrs. of age and harassment or equity should be directed to one or both of the following persons: Big Horn County Web- or equivalent, valid driv- possess a valid driver’s Applicants may request a classified application by contacting the Title IX Coordinator: Superintendent, 307-548-2254. Section 504 Coordinator: er’s license and drug KING’S INN, license. Starting salary office of Superintendent Rick Woodford, 502 Hampshire Avenue, Special Services Director, 307-548-2238 or the Wyoming Department of Educa- site (jobs tab). www. tion, Office for Civil Rights Coordinator, 2nd Floor, Hathaway Building, Cheyenne, bighorncountywy.gov. testing required. Stop by Powell, WY, 307- is $11.31/hr., 40 hrs/wk. Lovell, WY 82431 or by calling 307-548-2259 between the hours 754-5117, apply at Submit applications to: Wyoming 82002-0050, or 307-777-6218. Resumes are to be sub- 237 Main St., Ralston, of 8 am and 4 pm, emailing [email protected] or downloading the front desk *** City of Powell, 270 N. (3/28-4/4cL) mitted to the Big Horn WY for an application, forms from the District’s website at www.bgh2.org. County Clerk’s Office, call (307)754-3696 or Position: House- Clark St., Powell, WY PO BOX 31, Basin WY email resume to: gailf@ keeper *** 82435. Open Until Filled. This position is open until filled. 82410 or via email at tctwest.net. ______The City of Powell is lori.smallwood@big- ______(24-27CT) BHB(32TFCT) an Equal Opportunity Only completed applications will be considered. horncountywy.gov. This Employer. Big Horn County School District #2 complies with equal position will remain open ______(22-25CT) opportunity and non-discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, religion or national origin. until filled. (3/21-4/4cL) ______(3/28-4/4cB) Park County Weed and Pest SUPER CLASSIFIEDS GET Control District is Geraldine Bulkeley, Jeip Peter deHaan, Henny H. seeking applicants Newton, and Rudolf deHaan, as claiming distributees for summer sea- PUBLIC NOTICES of Mary Alice deHaan, deceased, have filed with the sonal employees for “BECAUSE THE PEOPLE MUST KNOW” District Court of Park County, at Cody, Wyoming, SUPER RESULTS! treatment of nox- ious weeds across Probate No. 9914, an application for a Decree setting Advertise in the SUPER Park County Wyo- over to them the following described real property: CLASSIFIEDS & your ad ming. For complete The South one-half of Lot 6 and all of Lot 7 in job description or to Dicks Subdivision of Block 76 of the Original Townsite will be placed in 4 area apply: Contact Park deHaan estate ______of Powell, Park County, Wyoming. newspapers for the price of 1! County Weed & Pest Upon the 15th day of April, 2019, at 8:30 o’clock Control District at STATE OF WYOMING ) A.M., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be (307) 754-4521, visit ) SS. heard at the Courtroom of the District Court in the Call today to place your us at parkcounty- COUNTY OF PARK ) Park County Courthouse in Cody, Wyoming, the SUPER CLASSIFIED ad. weeds.org, or stop IN THE DISTRICT COURT Court will consider the application and may enter a by our office at 1067 FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT decree establishing the right and title to the property. Road 13, Powell, WY Probate No. 9914 DATED this 25th day of March, 2019. Powell Tribune ...... 754-2221 82435. Applications IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ) /s/ WILLIAM SIMPSON, JUDGE The Lovell Chronicle ...... 548-2217 due April 19th. OF MARY ALICE deHAAN, ) First Publ., Thurs., March 28, 2019 Basin Republican Rustler .. 568-2458 ______Deceased. ) Final Publ., Thurs., April 4, 2019 Greybull Standard ...... 765-4485 BHB(25-31ThursCT) NOTICE OF APPLICATION

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Brandie Gann with Absaroka Early Head Start (far left) visits with families during a recent socialization time. The program serves 44 families in the area. Tribune photos by Mark Davis What’s your brand?

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