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SPECIAL GRADUATION SECTION Stolen property seized in Sundance Zoning map made official at city council meeting VBJ announces dedication Assessor’s office inspecting property Subdivision proposed near New Haven cemetery RER has significant public backing, says survey County addresses landline problems Commissioner pushes to protect water quality PICK UP A COPY OF THIS WEEK’S SUNDANCE...

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Prescribed burn ignites debate at Devils Tower

Remnants of the prescribed burn smolder on Thursday at the tower. (Jeff Moberg photo)

By Sarah Pridgeon High winds caused a 300-acre prescribed fire at Devils Tower to escape control on Wednesday, expanding a further 56 acres across the monument. A spot fire in the southwest corner was pushed up a steep hillside by the winds and torched woody plants outside of the burn area. The fire was...

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Commissioners remove fair board members

By Sarah Pridgeon The County Commissioners made a surprise decision last week to replace the entire Crook County Fair Board. In response to complaints, perceived problems and the recent resignation of two board members, the commissioners opted to “remove the board and just start over,” said Commissioner Jim Hadley. Treasurer Lee Jay and Board...

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Former detention officer faces sexual assault charge   Travel and Tourism Week begins with a local tribute   County issues burn ban reminder Tweet

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SHS band brings home gold from national festival

Sundance High School Band and Choir students pose with the trophies they won during the Orlandofest musical festival in Florida.

The Sundance High School Band is back from Orlando, FL where they performed and competed in a national festival called “Orlandofest”. There were over 850 student musicians at the festival that performed over the course of two days. There were choirs, show choirs, orchestras and bands. There were groups from Texas, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky,...

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