Archive - Oct 2011 - Pictures

It took all five games for the 3rd ranked Big Horn Lady Rams to edge out the Tongue River Lady Eagles in Dayton on Thursday evening in cross-district volleyball action. After splitting the first two games (TR 25-17 & BH 25-15) TR came out on top in the third 26 to 24. But then Big Horn turned it up a notch and took the last two 25-20 and 15-11.

I took the pic with time lapse, at Shell Resevoir, on our way into Adelaide.

With the fires, this view will never be seen again, by anyone in our generation!

Darby Green

Just a few miles east of Sheridan at 2611 US Highway 14 is Shady Lane - a place local historian Billie Little calls her favorite 'tree lined drive' as she talks about what it must have been like to haul water in barrels by horse and wagon from the creek to start these cottonwoods 100-years ago.

Photos by Stacey Ellenwood Photography

These pictures were sent to us by Jeanne Moore.

The First Interstate Broncos were crowned the Little Guy Tackle Football Champs Tuesday evening on the Dan Madia Field after defeating the Kilpatrick Creations Dolphins 20 to 6.

Tuesday marks the end of the Little Guy Football season with the championship and consolation 5th & 6th grade tackle games taking place on the Dan Madia Field @ 6:45 and 5:30 pm respectively. The 'Gold Squad,' 5th & 6th grade Cheerleaders, seen here in the back row will be cheering during the Championship game.

On the left are 4-inch wide by 10-foot long yellow stripes that are 15-mils thick (.38mm) and separate two-way traffic traveling 65-mph on many of Wyoming's rural unlighted highways - on the right is a 33-inch wide, block long concrete median that is 8-inches high and separates two-way traffic traveling 30-mph on Sheridan's North Main Street under an abundance of street lights.

On Friday in game three against the Moorcroft Lady Wolves, Lady Ram Mali Wright between teammates #12 Brittany Popp, #13 Kori Puckett, #2 Alex Blare, #14 Jaydn Mirich and #22 Gracie Goldhammer (out of view), hammers the ball past would be block defenders Catherine Clonch and #12 Morghan West to win the game.

A view of the recently "covered with snow" Bighorn Mountains from the Greenbelt Trail west of Buffalo on Saturday afternoon. The Greenbelt trail was the first City of Buffalo trail developed in what is now referred to as the Clear Creek Trail System. From where this photo was taken a walker can walk to the Veterans' Home some 2.34 miles away or on to Mosier Gulch Picnic Area 7.69 miles away.