Ten Sleep News

An auction to settle debt owed by the owner of three lodges in the Big Horn Mountains has been postponed.

With only a hanger, a ball of yarn and a smile, Grace Nelson of Ten Sleep taught lessons in compassion, patience, understanding _ and crocheting at Worland Middle School.

Marcus Huff stood outside Big Horn Mountain Stage Co. sweeping away peanut shells and cigarette butts left over from the previous night's customers.

Bucky Covington played Summer Celebration Wednesday and took time to stop at a local tavern and buy a few rounds.

In her book of photos and prayer-poems, the Rev. Holly Rudolf seeks to lift spirits Saturday, June 21, 2008 Fallen trees in Montana's Glacier National Park come together to form a cross.

You will have the Alexandre Daigle, Patrik Stefan , Hugh Jessiman, and Stanislav Chistov who showed some promise in their teens but didn't pan out at the NHL Level.

Birding, wildlife viewing and geological vistas await hikers on a June 14 field trip hosted by the Meadowlark Audubon Society of the Big Horn Basin.

The state Game and Fish Department says Wyoming waters scheduled to be stocked this year should receive at least 90% of the original fish numbers requested. via KIFI Idaho Falls

A Ten Sleep company that uses high-speed Internet to teach Koreans how to speak English says it's received a $1.5 million boost from a South Korean investment fund. via KIFI Idaho Falls

“We really want to provide as much opportunity as we can here in the Basin”

Eleutian Technology opened an online teaching center in Lovell in July, and has recently expanded to a second building on Main Street to keep up with the demand of oversees students who want to learn English.

Eleutian Technology president and CEO Kent Holiday said the expansion increases the number of teaching stations in Lovell from four to 16, and he expects the company will continue to grow with no end in sight. The company currently employs 23 teachers in Lovell, and Holiday said they hope to employ 40 to 50 by the end of the year. Read more

Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Wyoming online school signs deal with S. Korea city for English classes Eleutian Technologies, an online school headquartered in Ten Sleep, has 150 ... via Headwaters News

“The field is wide open to what it could become now.”

AN AMERICAN online teaching company has partnered with the South Korean city of Incheon to teach public school students English over the Internet. via The Straits Times

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says fish raised at the Ten Sleep Fish Hatchery have tested positive for the parasite that causes whirling disease. via KIFI Idaho Falls

“It looks like it's taken from a point on the Snake River near Blacktail Ponds, and that is the classic full-range view.”

THERE is no Brokeback Mountain. But that doesn't mean people won't pay to see it. via Los Angeles Times

Who would be better to teach English to foreigners than native born Americans, was an idea that Kent Holiday and his wife had when they met in Seoul, Korea. via BoomtownUSA

Authorities have identified two of the five people killed in a fiery crash west of Greybull on Monday night. via Rapid City Journal

“They just pulled together and they got on the city council and the utility boards, and they basically turned Worland into a modern community where you didn't have outhouses and you had sewer lines and had modern water facilities”

Howard McClellan was a builder of bridges. He made bridges that spanned rivers and streams. via Casper Star Tribune

“It's young people who can't afford to buy a home.”

Legislators failed to embrace Gov. Dave Freudenthal's property tax relief proposal Thursday, partly because it applies only to senior citizens 65 years and older, regardless of income. via Casper Star-Tribune