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Wyoming Highway Will Close To Recover Crashed Tanker With 57 Tons Of Molten Sulfur - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Highway Will Close To Recover Crashed Tanker With 57 Tons Of Molten Sulfur

A semitrailer carrying 114,000-pounds of molten sulfur went off Highway 28 and 200 feet down a steep embankment during a blizzard last week. On Wednesday, the highway will close for four hours to recover it.

Rockhounds flock to Gem and Mineral Show | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Rockhounds flock to Gem and Mineral Show | News, Sports, Jobs

HOUGHTON — For three days this weekend, the Houghton Elementary School gym was the equivalent of the globe. The Copper Country Rock and Mineral Club held it

Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years. A founder looks back on three decades of sending and celebration. | Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years. A founder looks back on three decades of sending and celebration. | Wyoming

It was 1994 in central Wyoming and a small crew of climbers had discovered something special. Crags of prime pocketed dolomite — a type of rock well-suited for their sport

Hanging in there: Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years | News - Vimarsana News

Hanging in there: Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years | News

It was 1994 in central Wyoming and a small crew of climbers had discovered something special. Crags of prime pocketed dolomite — a type of rock well-suited for their sport

Hanging in there: Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years | State - Vimarsana News

Hanging in there: Lander's International Climbers' Festival hits 30 years | State

It was 1994 in central Wyoming and a small crew of climbers had discovered something special. Crags of prime pocketed dolomite — a type of rock well-suited for their sport