KEMMERER — Lt. Alex Stephan was welcomed home the morning of Monday, Sept. 21, after serving for almost a year aboard the USS Frank E. Petersen Jr. (DDG 121). Stephan served at Pearl Harbor, …
KEMMERER — The Gazette met with former resident David Cohen when he was back in town in September, visiting from Philadelphia. Kemmerer Gazette: How long have you been away from Kemmerer? …
MONTPELIER, Idaho — The invitation to the open house for the new temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Montpelier, Idaho, was delivered to reporters and special guests from …
A 31-year-old Kemmerer man was found guilty last week of three counts of sexual abuse of a minor in the third degree. Justin J. Snyder is set to be sentenced next week for the crimes that occurred in …
DIAMONDVILLE — Changes to football lettering requirements, this year’s homecoming at Kemmerer Junior Senior High School and regional track were discussed at the Sept. 8 Lincoln County School …
Laird Marshall shows his Aviat Aircraft Husky A-1C “Miss B” and, behind the plane, his 1957 Chevrolet station wagon during Kemmerer’s annual fly-in and car show, held Saturday, Sept. 12. …
Construction will continue as planned at TerraPower’s Natrium “advanced” nuclear reactor power plant near Kemmerer, the company says, even though its lead engineering and construction …
The 5-year-old black bear had a routine. At nightfall, she would climb down out of one of Laramie’s many cottonwood trees, spend the night searching for tasty morsels in city and residential …
Kemmerer Gazette office manager Sheri Paulson, far left, organized a crafting event for local senior citizens. She cut out yard signs and paddles to craft with the seniors, who had to sign up to …
KEMMERER — Kemmerer’s fifth annual Outdoor Discovery Day took place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Triangle Park on Saturday, Sept. 12. This family-friendly outdoor education event is organized by the …
The Kemmerer-Diamondville Joint Powers Board announced earlier this week that it will flush the fire hydrants around town next week, between Monday, Sept. 21, and Friday, Sept. 25. Employees will be …
KEMMERER — A persistent rotten-egg odor in and around Kemmerer has become more than an unpleasant nuisance for residents who say the smell is interfering with their daily lives and raising …
KEMMERER — The installation of new security cameras around Kemmerer has prompted questions and debate among residents over public safety, privacy and the growing use of technology in law …
KEMMERER — The J.C. Penney National HCSC (Honor, Confidence, Service, Cooperation) Alumni Club was in town to celebrate J.C. Penney Day. Part of the yearly celebration is a tour of where James Cash …
A popular recreation site outside Kemmerer is receiving improvements aimed at expanding public access and making the area easier to use for visitors of varying mobility levels. A grant of …
EVANSTON — Family members, attorneys, judges and community members gathered Wednesday, Aug. 26, for the robing ceremony of Thayne Peterson, who was appointed circuit court judge for the Third …
What are you looking forward to this school year? “Making new friends and going to state.” – Kenna Evans, Kemmerer “School dances and sports.”– Anessa Bowen, Kemmerer …
September is a month of new beginnings. Children head back to school and begin a new school year, while young adults start new semesters at college — often moving to a new town, meeting new people …
KEMMERER — When Nick Carlson was growing up, he spent countless afternoons in the garage alongside his father, surrounded by tools and working on old Ford trucks and vintage snowmobiles. Those …
Tensions surrounding personnel changes at the Kemmerer Senior Center spilled into public view during the center’s Aug. 17 board meeting, as residents questioned recent firings, employee turnover …