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Reports: Jeff Linder is leaving Wyoming basketball for Texas Tech assistant job
(Laramie, WY) – According to reports from ESPN and 7220Sports.com, Wyoming’s head men’s basketball coach is out.
ESPN writer Pete Thamel first shared the news that he has been in discussions with the coaching staff in Lubbock, Texas…
Jeff’s best season came in 2021-22 going 25-9 and losing in the NCAA Tournament First Four. In his last two seasons, Wyoming has finished under .500.
Before coming to Wyoming, Linder went 80-50 as Northern Colorado’s Head Coach. He was an assistant with Boise State, San Francisco, Weber State, Midland and Emporia State prior to that. The Denver-native played in the mid-to-late 90’s at both Mesa State and Western State in Colorado.
Wyoming Indian High School student work to help astronauts on upcoming Artemis moon mission
(Ethete, WY) – Wyoming Indian High School (WIHS) students were honored this week by the NASA HUNCH program, for their work on projects that will be utilized by astronauts on both the International Space Station and the upcoming Artemis missions to the moon.
HUNCH stands for “High School Students United with NASA to create Hardware,” and the program’s mission is to “empower and inspire students through a Project Based Learning program where high school students learn 21st century skills and have the opportunity to launch their careers through the participation in the design and fabrication of real world valued products for NASA.”
The HUNCH program at Wyoming Indian is one of only two in the state, the other being in Jackson.
Gary Duquette, an engineering teacher in Jackson who works with their HUNCH program, told County 10 that students basically act as subcontractors for NASA through the program, and help solve problems for NASA scientists through product design and/or construction.
Students are compensated for their work, and participation in the program can even lead to job placement within NASA, or with other employers related to their chosen expertise.
Student Dionne Ferris kicked off the celebration by introducing Florence “Flo” Gold, who serves as the NASA HUNCH Academy Manager and Mentor for the Western/North-Eastern Region.
A former high school teacher herself, Flo took her expertise in math and science and went on to go work for NASA, and in 2019 asked Wyoming Indian High School to be a part of the HUNCH program.
“With Flo’s guidance and mentorship this program has given many students the opportunity to flourish in the areas of science and engineering,” Ferris commented during the intro.
“Today is a celebration for our students in Scott Krassin’s class,” Flo explained, and shared that this is the fifth year his students have done work with NASA HUNCH.
“I want to congratulate all of the students who are doing this project, and for their incredible teacher,” Flo continued. “Because without Scott we would not be here today honoring these students.
Scott Krassin, who currently works as the WIHS Science Teacher, Robotics Coach and NASA HUNCH Instructor, was then recognized for all of the work he and his WIHS HUNCH students have accomplished since starting the program in 2019.
Those projects included various design and prototype teams, who in 2019/2020 helped with a lunar brush, a lunar sleep rack, and a mouse feeder that fed mice being used for studies concerning osteoporosis.
“It’s really important to realize that these projects that help the astronauts, also have value here on Earth,” Flo explained.
Other projects included designs for agricultural devices, lunar habitat shoes, a Zero G bulk transfer system, and a crystal growth nanolab (all in 2021/2022).
During the 2022/2023 school year, two students even got to meet Victor Glover, the first person of color selected to go to the moon, in relation to their work on a collapsible lunar table design.
Flo also gave a specific shoutout to student Eliana Underwood, the resident 3D printing expert who helped with designs both last year and this year.
After recognizing the previous years’ accomplishments, Flo then brought up WIHS senior Cassandra Iron Cloud to talk about the main 2023/24 project, which consisted of sewing hygiene kits that will be used to store astronauts’ various toiletry items.
“It was pretty hard,” Cassandra told the crowd, but with a little help, their crew “really got the hang of it” she explained.
County 10 also spoke with senior Kylaya Spoonhunter, who said that NASA provided the patterns for the kits, while students did all of the cutting and sewing.
“It feels cool,” Kylaya said of the accomplishment. “Representing my school, myself and my Tribe.” Kylaya is Northern Arapaho.
Not only do the students get the honor of knowing their work helps NASA, Kylaya and the sewing crew also got to learn first hand the importance of success through failure, or as Kylaya put it, “I became professional at using the seam ripper.”
In addition to the sewing crew, Krassin recognized the work/help from all of the other students involved with the various HUNCH projects.
Following the student recognitions, Sandra and Pat Iron Cloud performed an honor song in celebration of the accomplishments, and then the HUNCH crew had one more surprise for the students.
Every participant in the project got to sign a panel, which will be used and seen on a space craft storage locker like the one pictured in the gallery below.
Staff and family members of the students were also encouraged to sign the panel, which meant Elder Olivia Burton will now also have the honor of getting to see her name go to space.
Those who ended up signing the locker panel included: Neve Bruno, Berril Gold, Mylee Antelope, Shye Killsontop, Ruby Burton, Olivia Burton (Elder), Michaela Hiwalker, Sandra Iron Cloud, Chloe Iron Cloud, Cassandra Iron Cloud, Kylaya Spoonhunter, Dionne Ferris, Faith Headley, Cheryl Headley, Kylee Sankey, Roberta Whiteplume, Eveangeline Sage, Eliana Underwood, Pauline Burton, Alianna Brown, Martin Underwood, Noah Red Willow, Marley C’Hair, Nancy Seiter, Vince Tropea (the organizers insisted the reporters present sign as well!), Marit Gookin, Richi Krassin, and Scott Krassin.
Congratulations to all of the students, staff and family involved in the WIHS NASA HUNCH program, and like Flo said at the beginning of her address, “any of our students here might be on that mission to the moon” someday!
Lander homicide suspect pleads ‘not guilty by reason of mental illness’
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
(Lander, WY) – The arraignment hearing for 39-year-old homicide suspect Michael Ray Vigil was held today, May 9, where he pled “not guilty” and “not guilty by reason of mental illness” to the charge of 2nd degree murder.
The hearing was overseen by the Honorable Judge Jason Conder, with Ember Oakley representing the State, and Ryan Semerad acting as Defense.
Vigil was charged in relation to the April 14 homicide of 57-year-old Warren Jorgenson, where Vigil reportedly beat the victim to death with a metal bar after alleged sexual advances.
After Vigil’s “coupled” plea, the Defense requested a mental examination, however Semerad stated that his overall “fitness to proceed is not an issue at this time.”
Judge Conder approved of the order for the mental exam, and a jury trial was set for September 16.
A murder in the second degree felony charge holds a maximum sentence of life imprisonment (no less than 20 years).
County 10 will provide updates on that hearing, which can be viewed here.
Willow Creek Elementary student of the week: Wyoming Underwood
Each week, staff at Willow Creek Elementary nominate a student who has shown outstanding behavior towards their peers and academics. To view all Willow Creek Students, click here.
Our Willow Creek Student of the Week is Wyoming Underwood.
“I nominate Wyoming Underwood for student of the week for lots of reasons. She is always optimistic and hard-working with any task that she may be doing. She doesn’t complain and always has a positive attitude to get her job done. Wyoming is someone who loves with her whole heart and always gives someone a second chance. She is proud of her work ethic and proud of her work that gets done. Wyoming isn’t afraid to speak up and tell others how she is feeling and what she thinks. She is strong, smart, and beautiful. She is such a joy to have in class. We love our Wyoming!”
Aspen Early Learning Center student of the week: Weston Gaudern
Each week, staff at Aspen Early Learning Center nominate a student who has shown outstanding behavior towards their peers and academics. View all AELC students here.
Weston Gaudern- Weston is an extremely hard worker. He tries his best no matter what task he is given. No task is ever too challenging for him, as he always puts forth his best efforts and works his hardest until he completes it. Weston is a kind friend and always treats everyone with respect. He is a great example and role model to his peers. He is a great joy to have in the classroom.
Help us welcome this new #little: Ivey Martin
Ivey Noa Martin was born 05/01/2024 in Denver to Yuri Garvin and Chris Martin. This #little was 7lbs 3oz and measured 20 inches long.
Congratulations to the family of this new #little!
Submit your own Birth Announcement to County 10 for SageWest Health Care’s series #Littles by using this form.
In loving memory, Gerald Schneider
Gerald Edward Schneider (known as Jerry to family and friends) was born on June 27th 1937 in Spokane Washington at Deaconess Hospital. He went home to be with Jesus on April 19th 2024 in Riverton, Wyoming. He is preceded in death by his parents Otto and Gladys (Kichmaster) Schneider.
Jerry graduated from Berkeley High School in Berkeley California, and was a Typesetter in the Printing Industry, becoming certified in 1961. He was active in the Navy Reserves until his discharge in 1962. When the printing industry began to change with the addition of computers, Jerry became a part of the sales team. As more changes began to happen, Jerry went back to school and worked for himself as a Licensed Home Inspector. Through the years, Jerry also spent a little time as a realtor.
Jerry and Carol (Lugar) were married on July 7th 1956. They lived in California (Albany, Berkeley, and Richmond) where they raised their three children. In 2001 Jerry and Carol made the move to Riverton Wyoming to settle into “retired” life.
Jerry was an avid fisherman (river, lake, or stream) and hunter (Elk, Deer, Antelope, and even a Moose!). He also enjoyed carpentry, finishing the bathroom downstairs in the basement and building a pantry as well. He was very “handy” and could fix just about anything he put his mind to! Jerry liked to read and carried around his “list” of books that he had already read, and the ones he was always on the search for.
Jerry found his “Wyoming” family at Neighborhood Alliance Church in Riverton. He deepened his faith, found fellowship in serving, and was Grandpa to many! He found much joy in being a greeter (always bent down to greet the children), usher, serving communion, and working on numerous building projects. He loved, and loved caring for his church family!
Some words that could be used to describe Jerry are: hardworking, loyal, compassionate, stubborn, emotional, and patriotic. Some things that you might have heard Jerry say are: “see you later” (never good-bye), “who’s having more fun?”, and “you talking to me? (kid)”. Either with tears in his eyes, or with a big smile on his face…
Jerry leaves behind his wife Carol; daughter Janet (and Rick), sons Neil (and Donna) and Jeff (and Jenny); grandchildren Tiffany, Darcy (Mitch), Megan (Cody), and Joel (Lauren); and great-grandchildren Keegan, Gavin, Claira, Sydney, and Owen.
Please join family and friends as we Celebrate Jerry’s life on Saturday June 8th @ 11am at Neighborhood Alliance Church 4440 Riverview Rd. Riverton, Wyoming. Instead of flowers, the family requests donations to Neighborhood Alliance Church www.rivertonalliancechurch.com in Jerry’s honor.
#RivertonBiz: Rise and Shine Airport Café, Java Java team up at Central Wyoming Regional Airport
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(Riverton, WY) — The new Rise and Shine Airport Café at Central Wyoming Regional Airport offers plate-sized cinnamon rolls, eggs, bacon, sandwiches, and more.
Local resident Teresa Cross, who is the owner of the Rise and Shine Café, has run restaurants for around 40 years and wanted to bring this one back to life.
“I remember when I was younger, it was just such a fun place to come up here with my grandparents and my dad,” Cross said. “It’s just a really good memory up here.”
The restaurant will be open from 4 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
In addition to the restaurant, patrons can purchase food after passing through security.
“I’ll have burritos and sandwiches and muffins and cinnamon rolls and things like that for them,” Cross noted.
Riverton’s own Java Java is partnering with the café. They plan to have a barista there from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., serving their most popular drinks. They will also have a selection of non-coffee options.
“We’re gonna have fun,” Cross explained. “It’s gonna be a good atmosphere.”
She invites everyone to come up – families, large groups – everyone is welcome.
“If you want a place to go, this is the place to go,” she said.
Their lease agreement was approved by the Riverton City Council earlier in April.
They planned to open in early May. Follow their Facebook page (linked below) for updates on the opening.
Both the Café and Java Java are looking for help to staff their new adventures at the airport. Reach out to them through their respective Facebook pages for more details.
Fremont County Democratic Party Reminds of Affiliation Date Change
Don’t Miss This Date!
Due to a recent change in the law, you no longer can change your party affiliation on the day you vote. Don’t miss out on your chance to make your voice heard! The deadline to change party affiliation on an existing voter registration is approaching on May 15th. Make sure your voter information is up to date so you can participate in shaping Wyoming’s future!
Contact the Fremont County Clerk at 332-2405 for more information.
You know you are a Democrat if . . .
1.You believe a woman’s reproductive health care should be between her and her doctor.
2.You believe the climate is changing.
3.You see Republican censorship of moderate Republicans as a threat to our political system.
4.You believe in leaving public lands open to public use
For more information about the Fremont County Democrats, click here.
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Northern lights could be visible evening of May 10
(Fremont County, WY) – The National Weather Service in Riverton has shared that the Space Weather Prediction Center has announced a G4 (Severe) Geomagnetic Storm Alert for tomorrow night, Friday, May 10. This means there is a chance we could see the northern lights tomorrow night.
Avoid city lights, and look to the northern skies after dark for the best viewing chances.
For more information, go to www.spaceweather.gov
Be the first What’s Grillin’ photo of the week and win a $50 Bunks gift card – AND find out how YOU can be a GRILLED competitor!
The Porter’s What’s Grillin’ Photo Contest is in full swing, and we want YOU to be part of the fun! We’ve already seen a few mouthwatering submissions, but we know there are plenty more grill masters out there just waiting to showcase their skills. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your tongs, fire up the grill, and let’s get this party started!
Here’s the scoop: From now until June 18th, we’re inviting you to share photos of your most delectable grilled creations on Facebook using the hashtag #whatsgrillin and tagging Porter’s Mountain View Supply. Whether you’re grilling up juicy steaks, savory burgers, or even grilled desserts, we want to see it all!
The first prize is a Weber SmokeFire EX6 (2nd Gen) Wood Fired Pellet Grill! The second prize will be a grilling bundle from Franks Butcher Shop. But don’t forget about the weekly giveaways! The next photo entry we receive wins a $50 gift certificate to Bunks BBQ food truck.
Who’s ready to be our next Grilled competitor?
Porter’s Supply Co. is firing up the ultimate showdown with the 2nd Annual GRILLED Competition in Riverton, Wyoming! Think CHOPPED meets backyard BBQ, where contestants will craft mouthwatering hamburgers using a mystery basket of ingredients plus one secret surprise.
Last year’s contest was a huge hit and this year, we’re letting YOU get in on the action with a chance to be our third Grilled competitor. Are you up for the challenge? Show off your culinary chops, compete for glory, and claim the title of Grill Master Extraordinaire! Join us on June 15th, the Saturday before Father’s Day, for an epic grilling extravaganza. Fill out the form to throw your apron into the ring and let the grilling games begin! The winner will be picked by random drawing.
The event is for Father’s Day but we didn’t forget about our wonderful moms! It’s Mother’s Day this weekend and we know mom’s be grillin’ too. Stop by Porter’s for a special gift for the mom in your life. They have anything and everything you could ever need for grilling plus much more!
Happy Mother’s Day and Happy Grilling!
Administrative Assistant Wanted: Keep 71 Construction Organized and Efficient
71 Construction in Riverton, seeks a highly-organized Administrative Assistant to ensure the smooth flow of our office operations. In this role, you’ll be the go-to person for everything from client interactions to inventory management.
What You’ll Do:
- Be the first point of contact: Answer phones, greet visitors, and provide exceptional customer service.
- Take control of inventory and purchase orders, preventing supply shortages.
- Assist with accounts receivable, ensuring timely and accurate processing.
- Manage project data and details using your Excel expertise.
- Proactively set up new jobs and coordinate the necessary resources.
- Collaborate with the shop team to track their inventory needs.
- Leverage your strong computer skills to streamline processes and stay on top of deadlines.
Who You Are:
- A natural problem-solver with a meticulous attention to detail.
- Highly skilled in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
- Able to prioritize tasks and work independently.
- Comfortable in a fast-paced environment with shifting priorities.
Why Work at 71 Construction?
- Competitive wages and advancement potential.
- Excellent benefits package, including company-paid health/dental.
- 401(k) retirement plan with company matching, plus a profit-sharing bonus.
- Paid time off, emphasis on safety, and a drug-free work environment.
- Additional benefits like company equipment use (with approval) and materials discounts.
Take the Next Step:
If you’re ready to join a dynamic team where your contributions matter, send your resume to 71 Construction, 820 Lough Drive, Riverton, WY 82501. Apply online here or pick up an application in person.
71 Construction is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Wyoming Weapons 35th Annual Gun Show set for Memorial Day weekend
Wyoming Weapons Collectors would like to invite you the the 35th Annual Original Memorial Day Weekend Gun Show! The gun show is happening May 25th & 26th at the Fremont County Fairgrounds in Riverton.
With over 200 tables and around 90 vendors from several different states, this show is one of the largest and most attended in the state. Proceeds from the show are used for expenses and as donations, within the state, to organizations or individuals involved in shooting promotion and education (ex. 4-H shooting sports, Youth Hunter Education, etc.)
Public Show Hours
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Admission: $6, children 12 & under free when accompanied by an adult.
Exhibitor’s Hours
Set-up: Friday, 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Saturday, 7:00 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Saturday at 5:30 p.m. WWC Members & Dealers Hospitality & Buffet
Exhibitors must abide by all Federal and State Gun Laws and Local Show Rules (For emergencies or last minute cancellations call (307) 760-0209 and leave a message).
Trade Tables:
$50.00 – Members
$65.00 – Non-Members
No tables reserved without deposit.
The Wyoming Weapons Collectors is a not for profit gun collecting organization that was established in 1988, by several couples who saw the need for such a club in Wyoming. It is an NRA (National Rifle Association) affiliated club that promotes the second amendment and gun collecting and shooting as a family activity. The club has been running the gun show in Riverton, Wyoming for 35 years.
If you are interested in becoming a club member download the application here, fill it out and mail it and the amount due to the address listed. Benefits of membership include: a membership card, a club newsletter, quarterly, a discount on show tables, free admission to the gun show and BBQ, and a club name badge. Membership fees are: $12.00 for 1 year or $30.00 for 3 years for renewals.
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Make a Difference with Us: Apply Now for a Flexible Schedule and Join Our Loving Family in a Team Environment
St. Margaret’s School is currently accepting applications for next school year (2024-25). They are looking for candidates who are organized, passionate about working with children, value a positive work-life balance, and feel called to St. Margaret’s School.
Current Part-time Job Openings:
• Preschool Para
• After-School Care Provider
• Lunch Aide
• STEM Coordinator
Are you being called to St. Margaret’s School? Staff at St. Margaret’s School want to learn about you!
Our teaching family is a welcoming environment, providing mentoring, strong onboarding for class-appropriate curriculum to ensure our new team members are well supported and successful.
To apply, email your resume, CV, and any other application documents to [email protected].
For more information, call the school office at 856-5922 or email [email protected].
A glimpse into St. Margaret’s School…
Riverton Police arrest suspect for involuntary manslaughter in connection to April 26 house fire
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
(Riverton, WY) – The Riverton Police Department (RPD) has shared in a press release issued today, May 9, that they have taken 55-year-old Riverton man Vurnon Doney into custody in connection to the previously reported April 26 house fire.
The house fire occurred on the 1300 Block of E Main Street on April 26, and at the time RPD received a call reporting the fire at approximately 2:20 AM, where a woman was possibly trapped inside the home.
Riverton Firefighters arrived to an active fire inside the home, where they discovered a deceased person inside, the release continues.
The victim was later identified as 48-year-old Riverton woman Eve Newton (the results of an autopsy are still pending, according to the release).
Detectives and Special Fire Investigators were later called in, after signs of accelerants were found inside the home.
The release goes on to state that an arrest warrant for Vurnon was issued for involuntary manslaughter, and that he was arrested at a home on Blackfoot Ave.
He was booked into Fremont County Jail for his warrant, and the release asks for anyone with information to please call Detective Nethicumara at (307) 856-4891.
County 10 will provide updates on the case as they become available.
Join a fantastic team! BTI is hiring a Transportation and Customer Service Coordinator
BTI is hiring! Our company takes great pride in making a difference by delivering the natural resources needed for life. Join our amazing transportation team!
If you are interested, you can apply online at www.btiwyoming.com or bring your resume by the office at 642 S Federal, Riverton, WY.
Transportation & Customer Service Coordinator
Requirements:
- Strong communication, organizational, and clerical skills.
- Knowledge and practical use of working in Microsoft Office programs.
- Be flexible, able to work well with others, and multi-task.
- Knowledge of the trucking industry is a plus!
Duties will include:
- Processing inbound and outbound truck and railcar shipments.
- Creating daily schedules for drivers to pick up and deliver products.
- Work closely with Maintenance to schedule equipment repairs.
- Maintaining and updating daily, weekly, and monthly spreadsheets.
- Available to participate in a rotation of weekend on-call duties.
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County 10 Law Enforcement Log: Fremont County Sheriff’s Office May 9, 2024
All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law.
Below are the most recent arrests and call blotters from publicly available reports provided directly by the Fremont County Sheriff’s Office. Click here for more details about the law enforcement logs.
FCSO Arrests:
- Large, James, 37, Ethete, Probation Revocation Warrant, Available Narrative: none
FCSO Citations and Other Notable Calls:
- Trespassing, Firethorn Lane, Riverton, 2:02 AM, Available Narrative: A make subject was trespassed after “causing a scene”
Additional Information Provided by the FCSO:
The Fremont County Sheriff’s Office reports over the past 24 hours the Fremont County Emergency Dispatch Center has taken 41 calls for service. During that same time period, the county’s ambulances have been dispatched 22 times and the county’s fire departments have been dispatched 1 time.
During that same time period, the Sheriff’s Office took 1 call(s) involving motor vehicle accidents with 0 of them reporting injuries and 1 of them reporting property damage.
7 person(s) were (was) booked into the Fremont County Detention Center for charges including 0 Driving While Under The Influence, 2 other alcohol related charges, 2 felony charges, and 7 misdemeanor charges. The Fremont County Detention Center currently has 159 inmates it is responsible for. Of these, 156 are being held in the Fremont County Detention Center, 0 are on home detention out of the facility, and 3 inmates are being housed out of the facility.
County 10 Law Enforcement Log: Riverton Police Department – May 9, 2024
All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law.
Below are the most recent arrests and call blotters from publicly available reports provided directly by the Riverton Police Department. Click here for more details about the law enforcement logs.
RPD Arrests:
- Juvenile, 15, Riverton, MUI, Aggravated Assault, Available Narrative: RP advised a subject was stabbed; “After their investigation officers arrested a 15 yoa Riverton girl, who had a BAC of .14, for MIP and Aggravated Assault after they determined she had stabbed a 16 yoa Riverton girl in the left armpit. The victim was examined by EMS and her injury was apparently minor and she was not transported. A six inch silver kitchen knife was recovered and booked in to evidence”
RPD Citations and Other Notable Calls:
- Dog at Large: N 5th Street West, 8:43 AM, Available Narrative: RP advised of two dogs at large; “Makenna Maez, 24 yoa from Riverton was cited for Dog At Large as this was third time she had been contacted in regards to this”
- Hit and Run: E Jackson Ave., 9:44 AM, Available Narrative: RP advised someone has been running into their fence; report taken
- Theft: E Main Street, 1:38 PM, Available Narrative: RP advised of a stolen necklace; “A report has been started in regards to the theft of a gold necklace valued at $358 and a suspect has been identified”