Reacting to a recommendation from the Lovell Planning and Zoning Commission and believing that concerns expressed about the design of the project could be mitigated, the Lovell Town

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It was the culmination of a process but not the end of the journey. Native American tribes, local and state government officials, federal agency heads and signatories to the

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar this week announced the designation of 14 new national historic landmarks in 11 states and the District of Columbia that have played

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As Lovell’s downtown grows and gains new businesses thanks to the efforts of individual entrepreneurs and Lovell Inc., it might be instructive to remember a time when the

2009 Historical Edition

1. Cowley resident Gene Nunn was one of the first to take on wild horse management
2. Big Horn Canyon was a formidable place for explorers

Take a step inside for stories about the National Guard’s deployment to Korea; two of Lovell’s finest town fathers, Dr. Scott M. Welch and Bill Powell; Lovell

They have a certain quiet dignity about them, our soldiers of past wars, wars fought 60 years ago. Though called the Greatest Generation, they never boast of their