Entries for 'Chronicle 2'

By David Peck Make it number five. For the fifth time in his political career, Max Maxfield announced a bid for public office in Lovell Tuesday even...

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By Brad Devereaux Spring is beginning to emerge in north Big Horn County, and construction schedules are following suit. Wilson Brothers Construction...

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The Town of Lovell has called a public meeting to discuss composting and other alternatives to open burning in light of the likelihood that the Wyomin...

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Lovell came away with a third place finish at the 2A West Regional Tournament in Greybull Friday and Saturday, made up of several Lovell wrestlers placing in the top six and a championship from Jesse Bassett.

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The small but mighty Rocky Mountain Grizzly wrestling team placed seven wrestlers in the top six at the 2A West Regional Wrestling Tournament in Greybull Friday and Saturday, including champions JR Vezain and Kaleb Hoyt.

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Sometimes a daunting task is figuring out to whom those faces belong.

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Local law enforcement officers of the Lovell Police Department and the Big Horn County Sheriff’s Department recently wrapped up an investigation of prescription drug sales and delivery that resulted in the arrest of 14 individuals and more than 50 felonies being charged.

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Town of Lovell to consider composting program

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A little less than a year ago, around March, Deaver mayor Rod Wambeke read a weekend article in the Billings Gazette about how federal stimulus money – the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act – was making a difference in Montana communities.

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Lovell High School students and staff are working to “pack the gym in pink” for the Wind River-Lovell basketball games on Friday, Feb. 5, to raise awareness of and funds for the fight against breast cancer.

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The Lovell High School speech team faced strong competition at the Northwest College Tournament Friday and Saturday in Powell, which featured 16 schools, seven of them from Montana.

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After a rollercoaster year for sugar, the ride is finally coming to an end as the Lovell Western Sugar factory stops processing beets and shifts into cleanup and intercampaign maintenance in preparation for the 2010 haul and campaign.

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The north Big Horn County community has been extremely generous this year, with businesses, individuals, school children and volunteers opening their wallets and giving of their time to help the Lovell Volunteer Fire Dept. provide more than 40 additional Christmas food baskets than in years past.

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Churches in north Big Horn County are continuing to celebrate the birth of the Christ Child with a variety of special Christmas services in coming days.

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Christmas came early for the Wyoming Cowboys and their many fans Saturday when the Cowboys pulled off what had seemed like an extremely unlikely feat: winning a college bowl game.

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Want to hear a little Christmas music with a local touch? The Lovell High School Swing Choir has been selected to appear on the Sounds of the Season&n...

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The Prescription Drug Awareness Forum was held Tuesday at the Lovell Community Center.

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By David Peck Churches in north Big Horn County will celebrate the birth of the Christ Child with a variety of special Christmas services over the ...

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Between Halloween and November 13, 2009, the Kane Cemetery was maliciously vandalized. Thirty-one grave sites were desecrated.

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Schools across Wyoming are required to follow state minimum standards to grant students credit for passing a class, but some districts choose to set standards above what the state requires.

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