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Last night, things could not have gone much better for the Green River High School tennis team. Playing at home against Rawlins, both the boys and girls teams came away with convincing victories over the visiting Outlaws. In girl’s action, Green River was able to win four of five matches. On the boy’s side, the Wolves picked up four victories and won the number three doubles match by forfeit. Number one singles player Anna Ujvary was dominant with a 6-0, 6-0 victory over Taylor Williams. Bailey Deverick also won in impressive fashion at the...
Last weekend proved as a chance for the Green River High school swim team to find out where they stand among some of the larger schools in the state. Competing at the Riverton Invitational, Green River finished fifth out of eight Class 4 teams. The Lady Wolves also competed the day prior at the Riverton Pre-Invitational where they finished fourth out of six teams. On the first day of action some of the highlights for Green River included a first place finish from Dakota Neumann in the 100 backstroke, a fifth place finish from Elizabeth Barker...
A 69-year-old fisherman from Riverton, Utah is missing after an inflatable boat he and his 62-year-old girlfriend were sharing capsized on the Flaming Gorge Resevoir. The Daggett County Sheriff’s Office in Daggett County, Utah reports they are searching for Charles Darrell Thomas, with multiple agencies assisting in the search. According to press releases from the sheriff’s office, they were notified of a capsized boat at about 4 p.m. Monday, with the unidentified 62-year-old woman reporting that their small boat capsized during a trip fro...
The knit students at the Community Fine Arts Center are living up to the saying “The more you learn, the more you want to learn.” An ongoing weekly knitting class is available for beginners and experienced knitters on Thursday afternoons. Everyone is welcome, call or stop by the CFAC for times and information. Individual instruction times are available for beginners. These classes are free of charge, but participants provide their own materials. The current major project of the Thursday afternoon knitting class taught by Debora Soule is a 20-bl... Full story
Harvestime Church of Wyoming is hosting guest speaker Dr. George Johnson, the president of Harvestime International Inc. He will speak on “Go Into all the World.” Johnson will be ministering at Harvestime Sept. 12 and 13 at 7 p.m. and Sept. 14 at 10:15 a.m. Johnson served in a special search and rescue unit of the U.S. Navy in DaNang, Vietnam, whose job it was to locate and rescue American pilots. Johnson was discharged in 1969. He was born again in 1970 and entered the ministry in 1971 as an American Baptist youth minister. In 1972, he rec... Full story
Thursday, KICKOFF- Sept. 4 Duel in the pool takes place at Monroe Intermediate School at 7:30 p.m. There will be an entrance fee that supports the swim team. Monday, Sept. 8 Dodgeball at 7:30 p.m. in high school main gym. Teams of six are required and must pay $24. Sign-up at the door at 7p.m. Spirit Day: Class Colors: Seniors: pink, Juniors: blue, Sophomores: yellow, and Freshman: purple. Faculty: red Tuesday, Sept. 9 GRHS Student Talent show at 7 p.m. at Lincoln Middle School Theatre. A fee of $3 will be charged to spectators. Spirit Day:... Full story
While it was the opening weekend for many of the high school sports across the state, the Green River High School golf team was able to compete for the second time this season at last week’s Rock Springs Invitational. Green River was once again led by Brock Ortega who led the Wolves with a team high finish of 12th place with a two-day total of 155. Kyle Goglio ended with a 178, JD Richardson had a 206, Pat Harvey fired a 224 and William Valdez ended the tournament with a combined score of 231. On the girl’s side Sidney Mandros ended the two...
Just prior to the start of the varsity races, the future stars of Green River cross country were able to shine last Friday at Stratton-Myers park. Both the Green River boys and girls middle school teams competed at the Green River Invitational. Instead of a 5k distance, the younger runners did an 1,800-meter run. Tanner Adam had the best overall finish for Green River, finishing in second with a time of 6:47. Josh Mattson finished in fourth win a time of 7:09. Hunter Stojadinovic was also in the top 15 for Green River with a time of 7:10. The...
Labor day won’t be a day to only observe the achievements workers have contributed to the county, the Southwestern Wyoming Central Labor Council encourages residents to help those facing hunger as well. As part of its annual Labor Day Picnic and horseshoe tournament, the Council is sponsoring a food drive, with donations going to Food Bank of Sweetwater County. According to a media release about the drive, the food bank needs packaged side dishes, canned meat, egg noodles, sugar, flower, breakfast cereal and other non-perishable items. The p...
After-School Strings, sponsored by Sweetwater Board of Cooperative Educational Services, a weekly group string program for Sweetwater County children third grade and up, interested in playing the violin, viola, or cello, will begin again this fall. Weekly group lessons may be scheduled by contacting Sarah Wessel at 389-8815, Marcia Petersen of Green River, or Sweetwater BOCES at 382-1607. There is a $20 per semester registration fee as well as the purchase of a practice book, made available locally. Registration scholarships through SBOCES are...
The Sweetwater Board of Cooperative Educational Services Children’s Honor Choir will host registration for the 2014-15 season on two different dates: Sept. 4 Sept. 10. Registration is open from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Rock Springs Junior High Choir Room. Each child will register for the choir; and spend a few minutes with the directors to determine the placement of the children in the choir program. “There is a place for everyone in the choir program,” artistic director Robin Neal said. This Sweetwater BOCES County Children’s Honor Choir welcome...
The Green River High School golf team was the first local team to start the season. The Wolves boys and girls teams headed to Riverton last Thursday for a two-day tournament. Leading the way for the boy’s team was Brock Ortega who had a two-day total of 169 and finished in 20th place. Kyle Goglio finished 25th with a 173. J.D. Richardson and Trevor Ginestar tied for 46th with a two-day total of 220. Patrick Harvey finished in 49th place with a total of 240 strokes. The team ended up in tenth place. On the girl’s side, Kelsee Barton had the low...
