Lovell News

Northwest Wyoming has had a recent bout of precipitation, causing rivers to surge and mountaintops to be covered with another layer of spring snow.

With students out of school for the summer for nearly two weeks, Big Horn County School District No.

North Big Horn Hospital and North Big Horn Clinic will sponsor the sixth annual Diabetes Walk-A-Thon to be held at the Lovell High School track on Saturday, June 13.

Local members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion and the Wyoming National Guard will honor veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice with special Memorial Day services this Monday, May 25, at cemeteries in Byron, Cowley and Lovell.

By Brad Devereaux Three Big Horn County schools were honored at a ceremony Wednesday, May 6 at the Lovell Community Center for being listed among America's Best High Schools in the Dec.

The Lovell Town Council wrestled with awarding bids on the Legacy Subdivision Monday night and eventually selected the third-lowest bidder to perform the job to build infrastructure for the new housing development north of Lovell Middle School.

The state of Montana has ended its attempts to prosecute a Billings woman in the September 2004 shooting death of a Wyoming man.

Lovell will be celebrating Arbor Day on Friday, May 8, 2009. Arbor Day is a tree-planting holiday that is celebrated all across the United States that began in the territory of Nebraska back in the 1800s.

By Brad Devereaux Two important ingredients needed to make a strong community are a good group of people and a place for them to congregate.

Members of the Lovell Area Chamber of Commerce honored outstanding educators and a citizen, heard a talk from Secretary of State Max Maxfield, gave kudos to a longtime board member, welcomed a new president and enjoyed good company and good food at the annual Community Banquet Saturday night at the Lovell Community Center.

Ticket sales have been strong for the North Big Horn Hospital Foundation's annual "An Evening With Friends" fund-raising dinner and show, which will be held at the Lovell Community Center this Saturday, April 25.

Tickets are still available for the Pryor Mountain Ducks Unlimited Spring Banquet, scheduled for Friday, April 17, at the Lovell Community Center.

Christians in north Big Horn County will celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ during Holy Week services leading up to the celebration of Easter on Sunday, April 12.

There's a bit of new life in the Lovell walking path project. The long-proposed project was given a shot in the arm last week with the appearance of County Commissioner Keith Grant, project supporter Marilyn Haskell and engineer Willie Bridges at the March 30 Lovell Town Council special council meeting.

" As the U.S. Senate debates and amends the federal budget this week, U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., spoke on the Senate floor about the failed priorities in the Administration's budget and how it will impact Wyoming residents.

Maybe it's because of their family legacy, maybe it's a matter of patriotism and national pride, or perhaps it's the benefitsbut whatever the case, members of the Hiser family of Lovell are dedicated to serving their country in the United States Armed Forces.

Last week it was First National Bank and Trust. This week the bank scam asking ATM and debit card customers to give information over the phone has affected customers of the Bank of Bridger group, which has ...

BY BRAD DEVEREAUX Because of many recent accidents on the Sand Hills Road , which runs between Cowley and Byron, members of the Big Horn County Sheriff's Department and other agencies are working on a plan to ...

Wyoming state representatives spent much of last week making changes to the budget bill and taking a final look at House bills to be passed to the Senate before this week, when they stopped looking at House ...

If there was a take-home message presented during author Ben Mikaelsen's presentations last week at Lovell Middle School, it was to never give up on your dreams, live life to its fullest and be whatever you ...