Town Council discusses closure of town landfill

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Nov 05

Niobrara Health & Life Center Hospital Administrator Bob Brummond approached the Town Council on Nov.

Asher Associates Inc. questioned about safety issues in Niobrara County

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Oct 29

On Tuesday, Oct. 13 a hearing was held in Casper before the Wyoming Oil and Gas Commission with Asher Associates Inc.

Award another $30 million in highway contracts

The Little Chicago Review - Wed Oct 28

Contracts totaling more than $30.4 million for 10 highway projects around the state, including construction of a new interchange on I-25 south of Cheyenne, were awarded by the Wyoming Transportation Commission during its October meeting in Cheyenne.

Niobrara Chamber of Commerce to host 'Casino Night'

The Lusk Herald Online - Wed Sep 30

The Niobrara County Chamber of Commerce presents their first annual charity fundraiser.

Two minors charged with library vadalism

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Sep 10

Vandalism has become more and more prevalent in Lusk over the past few months with hardly any luck in capturing the perpetrators, however authorities have cited two minors in the recent vandalism at the Niobrara County Library.

Teachers implement new learning techniques

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Aug 27

During the Aug. 24 NCSD school board meeting a brief discussion was held about last week's teachers' in-service training that was held.

Niobrara Health Fair to be held Oct. 11

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Aug 20

The Niobrara County Health Fair will be held on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009 from noon until 4 p.m. at the Niobrara County Fairgrounds Auditorium in Lusk.

B-Q Corral continues old time summer traditions

The Lusk Herald Online - Thu Aug 13

Every summer, the BQ Corral opens to serve the Lusk community an array of delectable treats, just like it has since 1964.

Wyoming Ranchers Struggling In Decade-Long Drought

Industrial Maintenance & Plant Operations - Wed Aug 12

Wyoming's cattle population dropped 21 percent during the past decade as ranchers struggled through a persistent drought that gripped much of the state from 1999 until last year.

Desperate job seekers swallow their pride

The Indianapolis Star - Mon Aug 10

Some of the dirtiest, smelliest, most dangerous jobs are suddenly looking a lot more appealing in this economy.