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From our files: Big Horn Academy begins fourth year with 80 students
100 Years Ago The Cowley Weekly Progress, September 21, 1912 The B.H.A. began its fourth year of school here with a registration of about eighty students, with a large number yet to come as soon as the rush of farm labor […]
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Lovell to get airline service?
100 Years Ago The Cowley Weekly Progress, August 10, 1912 The Barnum & Bailey shows in Billings were attended by perhaps the greatest crowd that the
Kane Day celebrated Saturday
Contrary to popular belief, the town of Kane has never been under water. Want to learn more about this fascinating community? Or do you have a story or
From our files: Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch circus disappoints all
100 Years Ago The Cowley Weekly Progress, June 1, 1912 About half the town went down to Lovell to take in the Kit Carson Buffalo Ranch circus and they were
Memory Walk raises funds for Alzheimer’s cure
Thirty-four participants walked a combined total of 86 miles and raised $2,417 to help find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. Overcast skies and occasional light rain didn’t hamper
Senior housing subdivision plat approved
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
Remembering 9/11
[caption id="attachment_1405" align="alignleft" width="236" caption="Lovell Fire Chief Jim Minchow (left) and Captain Bob Mangus pose next to the 9/11 firemen’s memorial mural on the side of the Lovell
Medicine Wheel/Medicine Mountain dedication
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
