Niobrara County High School senior Cory Bruegger scored his 1,000th point – and counting – during the game against Lingle-Fort Laramie.

The Niobrara County High School Tigers netted a decisive conference victory against Lingle-Fort Laramie, followed by a win against Guernsey-Sunrise.

Two athletes represented Niobrara County High School at the Belle Fourche Invitational in South Dakota.

The Niobrara County High School Tigers defeated Pine Bluffs for the first time in 10 years.

The Niobrara County High School Lady Tigers came up short against Upton and Pine Bluffs over the weekend.

The NCHS Lady Tigers came up short in games against both Burns and Southeast over the weekend.

The NCHS wrestling team posted solid performances at the Moorcroft Mixer over the weekend.

The Niobrara County High School Tigers posted a winning weekend, defeating Burns and Southeast.

The Lady Tigers fell in a tough conference game against the Lingle-Fort Laramie Lady Doggers on Friday.

The Niobrara County High School Tigers battled back from a 26-6 first-quarter deficit against the Lingle-Fort Laramie Doggers to make Friday's conference matchup a one-possession game in the second half.

LUSK – Guernsey-Sunrise was the first opponent in Tiger Gym last week but Nio- brara County High School had the upper hand from the start. A 9-0 run to start the game was followed by a Ridge Kupke three pointer and Lusk held a 16-11 first quarter lead.

LUSK - Students sat riveted as a woman in a brilliantly colored costume danced and swayed with energetic restrain moving vibrant hoops through motions that connected and shifted the shapes of the hoops around her body.

LUSK - Four athletes representing the Niobrara county school district competed in the regional Special Olympics on Friday, September 23.

The Youngins rodeo series held the June 13 event with around 60 competitors.

LUSK - The sheep industry has been instrumental in the development and economy of many communities in Wyoming.

LUSK - Melody ZumBrunnen, a junior at Niobrara Count High school and Nathan Fish, also a junior were recognized as by the South East Wyoming Athletic Conference (SEWAC) for their athletic achievements with Athlete of the Year status.

A sport that combines elements of surfing with centuries-old techniques of paddling across large and small bodies of water including rivers, stand up paddle boarding has been gaining momentum ever since the first “touring” boards hit the market in 2008.

Buried treasure, rugged hiking trails, urban exploration. The next “National Treasure” movie? Nope, geocaching, one of the fastest growing outdoor treasure-seeking activities in the world. Geocaching is free, available to all age and ability levels and can be found in all fifty states and many countries around the world. According to the official website, geocaching.com there are 3,368,963 geocaches around the world and that number is growing quickly.

Raynce Brott, Addisyn Bauersachs, Marleigh Smith, and Brady Swisher along with their Coaches Amy Swisher and Ron Nelson traveled to Scottsbluff, Nebraska last week to attend Best of the West.

The Little Lady Tigers fourth-grade team attended a tournament in Casper over the weekend. The team went 3-2 and finished second.