Last updated on Wednesday, April 30, 2008

The annual March of Dimes walk began in City Park this past Saturday. With more than 100 participants, the event took place to raise awareness and funds for research to help support babies and their families.

Photo by James Wynn

Community concerts in Lander are about to get a new home after the City Of Lander voted unanimously to authorize a contract for Rocky Mountain Power to provide electricity to the Lander Outdoor Theatre. The move came after members of the Lander Outdoor Theatre Association were able to raise almost $15,000 in donations through the Lander Rotary Foundation, the Community Foundation of Lander and private donors. .......read more

When it comes to ending the 1 percent optional sales tax that is funding voter-approved projects in Riverton and Lander, Fremont County commissioner Dennis Heckart summarized it best.“(It’s a) darned if we do and darned if we don’t kind of thing,” Heckart said during last week’s commission meeting. .......read more

The three-year delay of building the Fremont County School District 1’s middle school has hit yet another snag and will be delayed even further. ................ read more

It was help they asked for, and it was help they received. During a public hearing on Wednesday, The Lander Area Pathway System, a proposal developed by the Lander Greenway Committee, was revealed to the public for the first time since its inception a few years ago. .........read more