by nathan oster The uncertainty surrounding the landfill and its future is having an impact on the town of Greybull’s budgeting for the 2013-14 fiscal year, which begins on July 1. The council on Monday night approved the budget on

by nathan oster The Big Horn County School District No. 3 board of trustees on Tuesday hired a new head high school volleyball coach and activities director and filled three vacant positions at Greybull Elementary School. Sara Schlattmann, the district’s

The Big Horn County commissioners Monday afternoon appointed John Hyde of Lovell as the new commissioner to replace the late Thomas “Scotty” Hinman. Hyde will be sworn in at the start of the regular commissioner meeting 9 a.m. Tuesday, May

by marlys good Hunter Grant, Sarah Bockman, Michaela Denniston and Dane Gifford share valedictory honors for the Greybull High School Class of 2013. Luke Zeller is the salutatorian. For Hunter, Sarah and Michaela, being valedictorian is the realization of a

by karla pomeroy Eighteen Republicans have put their name in hoping to be appointed as the next Big Horn County commissioner. The vacancy for the late Thomas “Scotty” Hinman, will be filled by official appointment from the commissioners but first

by marlys good John Cundall of Rock Springs, former GMS math teacher, high school football coach and athletic director for Big Horn County School District No. 3, will be the guest speaker at commencement exercises May 19 in the Buff

by nathan oster Personnel issues were the focal point of a special meeting Monday night of the Big Horn County School District No. 3 board of trustees. The board accepted four resignations, including: • Brittany Miller, who has been serving

Michael Laird of Greybull became the newest command sergeant major in the Wyoming Army National Guard after a series of movements among some of the senior ranking enlisted soldiers in the state. The moves provide new opportunities for full time

by karla pomeroy Big Horn County Commissioner Thomas S. “Scotty” Hinman resigned the position on April 18 and a week later passed away from leukemia. County officials and others took time to remember the man who served Big Horn County

by karla pomeroy Thomas S. “Scotty” Hinman announced his resignation late last week in a public letter to the citizens of Big Horn County. His letter states, “Regrettably I must resign from my position as county commissioner due to health