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Worland Volleyball Sweeps The Weekend
The Lady Warriors were home for the last match of the season on Thursday for Senior Night. Braelyn Robertson, Maren Cottrell, and Carly Yule were recognized for their Senior contributions to the program. The Lady Warriors would come out with a conference win. Worland 3 Lovell 2 = 25-23, 27-29,... Read more
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Warriors Win After 21 Point 3rd Quarter
The Worland Warrior Football team traveled to Riverton Friday and would get a 34-20 win over the Wolverines. The Wolverines would end the games 1st possession with a 48 yard touchdown run from their quarterback. Worland would have a hard time getting anything going in the first half. They did... Read more
LOCAL PICK
Ralph Edward Cline
Ralph Edward Cline, 73, passed away on October 11, 2021 shortly after being life-flighted from Worland to Greeley, Colorado. Ralph was born on March 8, 1948, to Mary Alice (Pauley) Boben and Ralph Edward Cline, Sr. in La Junta, Colorado. He graduated from Canon City High School in 1966. Following high school, he worked for the US Forestry Service on a trail crew, a job he loved, clearing the trees and building trails. He enlisted in the US Navy in May 1969 and was honorably discharged in February 1973. He held lots of different jobs over the years, but the two he talked about most were doing pest control for the Colorado Department of Corrections in Canon City and being an over-the-road truck driver that took him all over the United States. In 1992, he retired from driving trucks and started his life at home, spending time with family. Read more
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Judith Ann (Hoagland) Plum
Judith "Judy" Ann (Hoagland) Plum was born on February 9, 1945 to Robert and Jean (Briggs) Hoagland, a farming family working north of Hastings, Nebraska. Judy was later joined by her younger sisters, Mary "Jan" Hoagland Cross and Nancy Hoagland. Judy went to a one-room school where she was the only student in her class until attending Hastings High School in town as a freshman. Her early educational experiences helped forge a strong and adventurous young lady. Read more