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Due to the severe weather we have been having we wanted to remind everyone of the free Code Red Weather Warning feature that is available to you.  Officer Andi Lamb is here to explain.

 (To listen to the interview, click on the news link above)

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University of Wyoming President’s Honor Roll:

May 27, 2010 — The University of Wyoming lists the following students from Wyoming on the 2010 spring semester President’s Honor Roll.

The President’s Honor Roll consists of regularly enrolled undergraduates who earned a 4.0 (“A”) grade point average for the semester. To be eligible, students must have been enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours taken for letter grades.

Students are:

Guernsey

Dietrich James Wambach

Lingle

Jessica M. Ostrander

Jorey Richard Unverzaget

Lusk

Tessa Marie Burt

Dyann Jacobson Diercks

Matt D. Dooper

Staci Ann Reed

Justin Michael Starck

Pine Bluffs

Misty Rae Shandera

Sarah G. Skinner

Torrington

Annie M. Humphrey

Brady William Humphrey

Clark Anthony Lenz

Taylor E. Lenz

Amanda Renee Schulte

Veteran

Brittany Mary Epler

Congratulations!

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For those of you camping this weekend, we have some information on Glendo State Park and Hawk Springs.

Visitors to Glendo State Park are warned that water levels on the reservoir are quickly rising, and are expected to see an increase of two feet over Memorial Day weekend, according to information provided the Bureau of Reclamation.

Campers and recreationists are cautioned to locate campsites and keep vehicles well above the shoreline as the reservoir is at capacity.

State Park officials have closed access to the area north of Cottonwood Campground (Indian Point, Burnt Wagon and Muddy Bay) due to severe road damage caused by heavy rains and rising water levels.

Additionally, if water levels rise as predicted, the access road North of Cottonwood Campground will also be flooded.

Recreationists are urged to use caution when undertaking any activities on the reservoir due to the high water levels.

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Hawk Springs had some flooding a couple weeks ago, but as of right now, all roads should be passable. However, the water there is at capacity so there is a possibility of flooding if they get more moisture.

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Today is the deadline to run for county and city office.

Monday May 31    Torrington Public Swimming Pool and Water Slide opens, Jirdon Park, 25th Avenue and East G St.

Have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend!