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Four-year-old Alana Waller loses her breath as she dashes into the Buffalo Swimming Pool on Monday, June 29. Swimmers said the water in the pool was still a little chilly after it opened just a few days earlier. Still, plenty of people were out enjoying the water on a hot summer day.

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A season that began early last fall entered into the final stretch of competition at the Wyoming High School State Rodeo held in Douglas last week.

Enjoy the Fourth safely - and legally

It’s that time again. The Fourth of the July holiday looms and so, happy birthday America, you look terrific for 233 years old. Then again, time flies when you’re having fun.
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Music in the mountains

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The Big Horn Mountain Festival is more than a concert.
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Sheridan College presents artwork exhibits

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Local artists now have a new venue to display their work in Buffalo.

Shirley Louise Ramsey

Funeral services for Shirley Ramsey, a 59-year-old Buffalo resident who passed away June 27 after being brought to the emergency room at the Johnson County Health Care Center, will be July 2 at 2 p.m. from the Adams Funeral Home Chapel in Buffalo. Visitation was at the funeral home chapel July 1 and 2. A private family interment will take place at a later time.
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