by nathan oster Big Horn County School District No. 3 has received a $100,000 commitment from the School Facilities Commission to proceed with the planning of a renovation to the high school that would address capacity concerns at the middle

by nathan oster What started 10 years ago as a “Mardi Gras-type party” has grown and evolved into one of the most anticipated events of the spring in Greybull under the direction of Kevin and Brenda Peterson and their legions

by nathan oster The Greybull Recreation District has begun its search for a new director after Chris Waite announced late last week that he was resigning in order to accept a position as the volunteer coordinator for the Billings Recreation

by nathan oster Greybull High School’s Make-A-Wish campaign is in full swing. Monday night the floor of the GMS Gym was packed with people sweating to the Latin Beat for a Zumbathon that raised $350 for the campaign, which benefits

By David Peck The Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board last week approved a $37,500 planning grant for Big Horn County’s proposed Countywide Strategic Plan for Economic Development. Lovell Inc. Director Sue Taylor attended the SLIB meeting at the Herschler

by nathan oster The Big Horn County School District No. 3 board of trustees made several personnel moves, including accepting the resignation of one of its longest-tenured teachers. Kathy Jensen, who has spent 34 ½ years at Greybull Middle School,

by nathan oster The Greybull Town Council has tapped a man with more than 10 years of management and supervisory experience in the U.S. Antarctic Program (USAP) to be its new administrator and finance director. Paul Thur is expected to

by nathan oster Greybull High School forensics coach Ted Menke got some good news before he and his Grey Ghosts went on Spring Break.  In an email, he learned that his Ghosts had placed third in 1A/2A at their recent

by nathan oster The Greybull Town Council still doesn’t have an ordinance governing sidewalk encroachments along highway right-of-way areas, but after Monday night it is a step closer to having a signed, sealed and delivered memorandum of understanding with the

by nathan oster The clock has officially struck midnight for users of the Greybull swimming pool. Supt. Barry Bryant announced on Friday that he had closed the pool, citing a fire marshal’s conclusion that the building is “not structurally safe”