Two


  1. Two years, many degrees

    Karla Volpi, Director of Information Technology at Casper College, works in her office recently. Volpi, who got her GED after dropping out of high school, got her bachelor's degree and is now working on getting her master's degree through a cooperative agreement with Casper College. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune.

  2. Police raid two bingo halls

    Preston Pilant, left, the Excecutive Director of Pet Ring Foundation, and Josh Kronberg, the Vice President of the foundation, stand inside a new bingo parlor that was going to be called Bingo Blast at 845 E. 2nd St. on Thursday afternoon. A search warrant was executed and new pull tab equipment removed from the facility on Tuesday. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune

  3. Cowboys move up two places

    Cowboys move up two places

  4. Casper's downtown loses two restaurants

    A sign on the locked doors of 303 announced the end of the high-end eatery on Wednesday afternoon in downtown Casper. The downtown Village Inn has also recently shut it's doors for good. Photo by Dan Cepeda, Star-Tribune.

  5. Two businesses plan summer solstice events

    Jacob Orr cleans the Putt Putt Golf Course at Mike Sedar Park with a leaf blower as he prepares it for business on Tuesday. The course will be open from 10 a.m. to midnight Thursday, with free golfing for kids, in a summer solstice fundraiser hosted by the Breakfast Optimist Club. Photo by Ryan Soderlin, Star-Tribune.

  6. Ten Mustangs begin two-game suspension

    Natrona County goalkeeper Matt Straka, right, stops a shot during the first half of the Mustang's 5-0 loss to Cheyenne East on Saturday at Cheney Alumni Field in Casper. Photo by Ryan Soderlin/Casper Star-Tribune.

  7. Tongue River's Johnson represents Wyo in two sports

    Rob Johnson of the North team practices on Tuesday at Natrona County High School for Saturday's Shrine Bowl. Photo by DAN CEPEDA, Star-Tribune.

  8. Three die in two-plane collision

    Wreckage from Sunday's collision of two single-engine planes was strewn over about a half-mile near Rock Springs. The pilot of one plane, Dave Knezovich, 54, of Rock Springs, died as did two victims in the second aircraft, 67-year-old Ralph Otto, of Wilmette, Ill., and 67-year-old C. Michael Downey of Columbus, Ohio. Courtesy Sweetwater County Sheriff's Department.

  9. Two-county semi chase ends in arrest

    Kaycee firefighters worked to contain diesel fuel spilled from the 18-wheeler driven by David Dykes after what looked like a piece of wood pierced the driver's side fuel tank during the chase that took him from Edgerton to Kaycee. Photo by DANIEL CRAIG, Star-Tribune.

  10. FILM PIRATES TIMES TWO

    In this photo released by Disney Enterprises, actor Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrowappears in a scene from "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead man's Chest." Photo from The Associated Press

  11. Daughter spends two years studying under mother

    Kierah Wonser, right, will be graduating from Casper College's Occupational Therapy Assistant program. Her mother, Marla Wonser, left, directs the program.
    Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune

  12. Denver airport reopens two days after storm-caused closure

    Roberto Esta struggles to clear the steps leading to a business in west Denver on Friday, Dec. 22, 2006. Thousands of frustrated holiday travelers queued up at ticket counters Friday morning, desperate for a flight out as Denver International Airport prepared to reopen its runways after a two-day blizzard shutdown. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

  13. Three injured, two critically, in Black Thunder crane accident

    A 2.7 million pound crane collapsed Saturday at the Black Thunder coal mine near Wright. Photo provided by The Associated Press via the Gillette News-Record.

  14. This time, a mother will wait for two sons to call home

    Brian, left, and Chris Siebert before Chris's first deployment in December 2005. (Courtesy of Joann Siebert)

  15. Two women open up the world of barbecue to the fairer sex

    Two women open up the world of barbecue to the fairer sex

  16. This time, a mother will wait for two sons to call home

    Brian, left, and Chris Siebert before Chris's first deployment in December 2005. (Courtesy of Joann Siebert)

  17. Israel ground forces intensify attacks, air war resumes despite two-day pause

    An Israeli soldier on top of an armored vehicle watches as a plume of smoke billows in the Lebanese border village of Aita al-Shaab after is was hit by Israeli artillery, Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2006. In a major expansion of its ground offensive, Israel decided to send thousands more troops deeper into Lebanon, as far as the Litani River some 30 kilometers (18 miles) from the Israeli border, to clear out Hezbollah fighters and hold the territory until a multinational force is deployed there, senior officials said Tuesday. (AP Photo/Yaron Kaminsky)

  18. Two of Casper's ski pioneers take a look back at Hogadon's early days

    Pat Burgess and Phyllis Hardesty unloading at the top of the T-bar at Hogadon in the 1960s. (Bob Hadesty, courtesy)

 
Sponsored by:

Connect with Us

TribTown