County fair provides laughs and learning
LUSK - The barns are all cleaned and the exhibits packed up. The echoes of laughter and tears can be sensed if you stand quietly in the show pavilion. Another year of the Niobrara county fair has passed. For four days Niobrara county had fun, worked hard and made memories on the fair grounds.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
Classics and Cowboys
LUSK - Cowboy hats and classic cars, aviators and Cessnas. Pancakes and sausage. All could be found at the second annual Lusk Municipal Airport Fly-in, Car Show and pancake breakfast. Started last year as a way to promote rural and small municipal airpots, the funding comes from the state of Wyoming.
Updated: 2 months ago
Revising the Resource Management Plan
LUSK - Chad Krause, Field Manager of the Newcastle Bureau of Land Management office opened the most recent public meeting with a thank you to those who had taken the time to come to the meeting.
Updated: 3 months ago
90 Years and going strong
LUSK - The Homemakers Spring Tea was a nice turnout celebrating 90 years of Homemakers. Claudia Swanson is Regional Homemakers President. She was a class act, involving everyone, and representing each County Homemaker so well.
Updated: 3 months ago
Booster club serves up spaghetti and support
LUSK - The Tiger Booster club parents were all smiles at Wednesday’s Mustard Seed dinner at St. George’s Episcopal Church. T
Updated: 3 months ago
When her miles added up, the community came together
LUSK - “It’s a small world” always seems particularly applicable to Wyoming and small towns, and this was never more apparent than at the benefit for Barb Rapp on May 5.
Updated: 3 months ago
Senior center to host blood draw
Niobrara Senior Center and Wyoming Health Fairs (WHF) will be holding a community blood draw on Thursday, May 18 from 6:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. at the Senior Center. Appointments may be made online at WHF.as.me/LuskCommunity or by calling 800-979-3711.
Updated: 4 months ago
Cattlewomen host a bunch of piglets
Durocs, berkshires, hampshires, yorkshires and chester whites milled about waiting to be told what to do. A pig show? Nope, the annual cattlewomens’ Ag Expo hosted for area third and fourth graders. The pigs weren’t really piglets, but rather students that were divided into groups awaiting the day’s activities. This year’s theme was all about pigs including pig market by products and pig anatomy.
Updated: 4 months ago