KWOR Community Connections

How are things going with the new mayor and other new City Council activities for the city of Worland? Find out in this KWOR Community Connections interview with Mayor Rebecca George.

Caring for Caregivers is a day filled with informative sessions, hands-on workshops, and the opportunity to connect with fellow caregivers. UW Extension’s goal is to support and empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to provide the best care possible. The event is Saturday, March 29th, hosted by UWY Extension Service in Basin, WY, at the Basin First Baptist Church. Details and registration at https://wyoextension.org/bighorncounty/

This KWOR Community Connections interview provides insight into the program presented by Richard Jones on Thursday evening, March 6, 2025 at the Washakie Museum and Cultural Center in Worland, WY. Museum publicity says: Join Park Ranger, pilot, and researcher Richard Jones as he shares a flight over Yellowstone, from Cody to the Thorofare and back. It is one wild ride that you will not want to miss!

KWOR Worland Daybreak Morning Show interview with Wyoming governor candidate Brent Bien, based on his 2-11-2025 appearance at the Worland Community Center.

February and beyond activities and events at the Washakie Museum and Cultural Center discussed with director Marian Bender, from Community Connections on the KWOR Morning Show.

In conjunction with the American Cancer Society, each year local volunteers hold a Daffodils and Tulips Sale in Washakie County, Wyoming, to benefit area people undergoing cancer treatment. Orders are due by February 13th, and flowers will be delivered in mid-March. Listen to the interview to learn more and get contact information for placing an order.

The Washakie Museum and Cultural Center says: Explore the untamed Big Horn Basin through Tacetta B. Walker’s rediscovered 1936 manuscript—a foundational work referenced by many renowned history books. From Butch Cassidy’s exploits to the Sheep Queen Lucy Morrison Moore, and Chief Washakie’s negotiations, Walker captures Wyoming’s pioneer days in vivid detail. And, they invite the public to join them to honor her enduring legacy and the stories that shaped the West! Author Melissa Cook provides the Lecture Series presentation at 6 pm on Thursday 2/5/15 at the Washakie Museum. Listen to this KWOR Community Connections interview to see how exciting this presentation will be.