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Bodies of 2 missing men who drove UTV on ice at Keyhole State Park found - Vimarsana News

Bodies of 2 missing men who drove UTV on ice at Keyhole State Park found

CASPER, Wyo. — The search for two missing men who took a utility task vehicle onto the frozen reservoir at Keyhole State Park ended Sunday when the Crook

Four People Fall Through Ice on Keyhole Reservoir in Wyoming, Two - Vimarsana News

Four People Fall Through Ice on Keyhole Reservoir in Wyoming, Two

Due to 40-50 mile per hour gusting wind and snow, poor visibility and frigid temperatures, SAR missions were suspended at approximately 11:00 PM last night, but resumed the search this morning.

Two Men Rescued And Two Other Men Missing After Falling Into Keyhole Reservoir - Vimarsana News

Two Men Rescued And Two Other Men Missing After Falling Into Keyhole Reservoir

Two men were rescued, while two others may have drowned in icy waters in northeast Wyoming. The Crook County Sheriff’s Office says just after 9pm on Thursday (December 15th), a 911 call came in regarding a male subject who had fallen through the ice while driving his Utility Task Vehicle (UTV) on

Keyhole watercraft check station closed for season - Vimarsana News

Keyhole watercraft check station closed for season

The Wyoming Game and Fish have announced the Keyhole aquatic invasive species watercraft check station at Pine Haven — Coulter Bay ramp has closed for the season due to the reservoir freezing. Game and Fish also stated the boat ramp barriers at Tatanka, Pat’s Point, Wind Creek and Coulter Bay wi

How are East Tennessee schools being repaired? - Vimarsana News

How are East Tennessee schools being repaired?

After receiving around $500 million in COVID-19 funds, schools districts are spending some of that money to make much-needed repairs.

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