Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
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Sept. 2 – Two paper services. Three traffic stops. Deputy investigated crash. Deputy responded to domestic disturbance. Deputy assisted with civil issue. Deputy investigated theft complaint. Deputy investigated suspicious circumstance. Deputy assisted Wyoming Highway Patrol with traffic stop. Two requests for EMS services. Request for Fire Department response. Sept. 3 – Two VIN checks. Four paper services. Traffic stop. Deputy assisted with civil issue. Deputy investigated burglary. Deputy removed tire debris from roadway. Detention deputy boo...
Speeding – Daniel J. Savage, WV, 74/65, $88; Travis J. Santistevan, Moorcroft, 84/70, $115; Susan M. Edwards, Gillette, 39/30, $85; Derek J. Raichel, NY, 91/75, $125; Melissa L. Quigley, UT, 89/75, $115; Samantha Jo Gross, Gillette, 43/30, $85; Brent F. Gilbert, NE, $85; Henry P. Leal, AZ, 48/30, $135; Ryan D. Moe, Gillette, 91/75, $125; Douglas J. Studanski, MN, 86/75, $110; Luther A. Nielson, SD, 83/70, $110; Lillian L. Merck, OK, 89/75, $115; Adam S. Hogan, UT, 86/75, $110; Isaac P. Horstmeyer, ID, 79/70, $88; Michael S. Guy, Canada, 8...
Sundance volleyball won their season opener on Tuesday night against Upton. The first game was a back and forth of points between the Bulldogs and Bobcats. With the score tied at 10, the Bulldogs started to pull away one point at a time. Sundance was up 21-16 when the Bobcats called a timeout to slow the scoring and try to regroup. The timeout worked as the Bobcats closed the gap to one, with a score of 24-23. In the end, the Bulldogs were able to get the final point and take the win in game one. Game two and three saw the Bulldogs continue to...
The Patriots opened up regular season play against the Lusk Tigers on Friday night and while lightning was in the forecast yet again, the only strikes close enough to cause problems were the Patriots in the end zone, early and often. Kye Taylor was fast was the first to strike, making it into the end zone three times in the first half. Starting with a 26-yard run in the first quarter to put the Patriots up 6-0, he did not slow down in the second. The Patriots continued to strike with a fumble...
Bobcat Invite at Upton – Sept. 7 Girls Teams: Tongue River – 340 Upton – 350 Sundance – 356 Lusk – 372 Individual SHS Girls: Sheridan Schubarth (2) – 97 Tairyn Richards - 123 Allie Crawford – 136 Boys Teams: Big Horn – 365 Tongue River – 380 Lusk – 383 Wright – 390 Sundance – 451 Midwest – 477 Individual SHS Boys: Tyson Bjornestad – 105 Christian Velder – 106 Parker Speidel – 115 Dawson Flahaven – 125 Tony Villegas – 131 Gavin Robinson – 131 Zach Duvall – 149 Devils Tower Tourney – Sept. 9 Girl...
The Sundance cross country team competed at Spearfish this past weekend. Hunter Skeens ran the team best 12th place with a time of 17:54 while Tori Wheeler was the first one in for the girls’ varsity runners taking 24th with a time of 22:47, dropping almost two minutes from her time last week at Mallo Invite in Newcastle. In the junior high competition, the Sundance cross country team saw Riley Marchant and Britt Wheeler continue to pace each other as they finished 12th and 14th in a field of 9...
Sundance Youth Football (third through fifth grade) kicked off their home opener Monday against Moorcroft with at 21-0 victory....
Crook County Fair Board PO Box 473 Sundance, WY 82729 Board Meeting – September 3, 2019 Chairman Peggy Boardman called the regular board meeting of the Crook County Fair Board to order at 5:43 pm. The Pledge of Allegiance was said. Board members present: Peggy Boardman, Terri Johnson, Lonny Bossman, Amy Pravecek Board member absent: Justin Gerstner Employees present: Carolyn Fowler, Ken Karry Visitors: Hugh Jenkins, Sara Fleenor, Linda Fritz, Tanja Miller, Ivan Cranston, Laurie Schwabauer, Beth Kreuter, Pat Liebsack, Stevie Phillips, Jim P...
Crook County Natural Resource District (CCNRD) August 6th Regular Board Meeting CALL MEETING TO ORDER The meeting was called to orderat 10:00 am by Chairman Wayne Garman at the USDA Service Center, 117 South 21st Street, Sundance, Wyoming. ATTENDANCE Board: Wayne Garman, Ted Parsons, Wanda Burget, Lily Altaffer Employees: Sarah Anderson, Bridget Helms, Carmen Horne-McIntyre (Call in) Guests:NRCS District Conservationist Keela Deaton, FSAExecutive DirectorSarah Hanlon, Jaime Tarver-DOWL OPEN ISSUES TO DISCUSS Crook County Water Study-Jaime Tarve...
People who have a sweet tooth are sure to love Butterscotch Pudding Day, which is held each year on September 19th. At times, I yearn for the flavor of butterscotch and pudding is the perfect velvet-rich, silky smooth dessert for my craving. Did you know there is no actual “Scotch” in butterscotch? The scotch in butter scotch doesn’t refer to the aged oak cast malt whisky sipping spirit. There's no clear origin to the name. Although the logic behind the ‘butter’ part of the name is obvious, the ‘scotch’ part is more mysterious. Some say it c...
Buttons and Bows Club met on Sept 11 at Deb Snook's home. 8 member attended the fun Silent Auction meeting. The auction at Family Night picnic in July at New Haven raised $1400 for the New Haven community bldg. Thank you all who bought items and donated items and money. Tiny Bush was co hostess and served a delicious cheesecake, tasty cream puff chicken sandwiches. along w/fresh fruit and vegetables. Our next meeting is at the home of Joan Busenitz on Oct 9 at noon..it the annual tasting bee. Bring a new recipe you like along w/the cooked...
