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Huskies defeat Little Snake River at home
Another big win for the Huskies has secured their spot in the State Championship game in Laramie this weekend. Little Snake River has been a constant rival for Burlington. They showed up once again to play. “Little Snake is a program that I have a lot of respect for,” said Coach Trent Aagard. “We have been through some big battles over the years. Coming into this game, they were still the champs. It is never easy to beat a champion, but I’m pleased with the way we came out and competed. There was a lot on the line, and I liked the way we came out early and played.”
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Wyoming Herpetology Society to host first-ever symposium
Lizards, toads and snakes — oh my! While some may want to turn and run the other way when seeing such creatures, others move in for a closer look. Herpetology is the study of amphibians and reptiles, and those individuals with a strong fondness and curiosity for these animals are herpetophiles. Herpetophiles will gather this Saturday for the first-ever Wyoming Herpetological Symposium at the University of Wyoming. The free event will take place in the UW Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center auditorium from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration has closed, although walk-ins are welcome. Mason Lee, senior project coordinator for the UW Biodiversity Institute, an avid herpetophile herself, is excited to help coordinate this first symposium. “We’re very excited to bring together herpetological enthusiasts and researchers in Wyoming and the region to celebrate the awesome research and field adventures that everybody has been up to,” Lee said. Lee will step to the podium herself to talk about the western tiger salamander population in Laramie’s LaBonte Park. Volunteers gather every spring to assist in the annual salamander migration as the animals cross busy streets to return to the pond for the summer. That is only part of the story, though. In
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Panthers head back to 2A title game
It was a season that promised a lot of success as a senior-laden and experienced Cokeville Panther squad delivered in 2026. CHS used their dominant run game to pull away from the visiting Mountain View Buffalos to secure their spot in the Wyoming 2A title game this Friday at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie. It was the second one-sided win over Mountain View this season for the Panthers who defeated the Buffs in conference play 41-0.