When it comes to World War II facilities, most people in Northwest Wyoming know about the Heart Mountain Relocation Center
Category: History
Rare Gutenberg Bible finds its way to Lovell native
A 1716 edition of the Gutenberg Bible belongs to a member of the local Winterholler family. Dr. Bert Winterholler, recently
From our files | Doug Harrison was the first baby born in 1968
90 Years Ago, Jan. 13, 1928 The Cowley Progress The production of honey per colony of bees in Wyoming is
As we close out the year in anticipation of 2018, here is our look back at the top stories of 2017:
1. Our top story is the ripple effect from the dramatic drop in state revenue from the sharp downturn in Wyoming’s
Is the Byron Town Complex haunted?
Though Halloween is over, things continue to be downright spooky in Byron, according to some, especially in and around the
From our files | Brothers make the Grizzlies tough in 1992
90 Years Ago, Nov. 4, 1927 The Cowley Progress Ad: 21 Jewel – Extra Thin STUDEBAKER – the insured watch.
From our files | Lady Grizz thinclads capture first state title in 1992
90 Years Ago, Oct. 28, 1927 The Cowley Progress Do You Know That – LOVELL has produced over 10,000,000 pounds
From our files | Men needed for beet harvest in 1942
90 Years Ago, Oct. 14, 1927 The Cowley Progress Deputy State Examiner L.L. Williams was checking up on the books
From our files | Sousa was a hit in 1927
90 Years Ago, Sept. 9, 1927 The Cowley Progress When the people of Montana and Wyoming gather at the Fair
Museum open house sees continuous flow of visitors
Around 100 guests toured rooms teeming with items of local history at a grand opening event for the Lovell-Kane Area
