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Well, stocks are going way back up after yesterday's selling wiped out much of Tuesday's rebound from Monday's huge sell-off. The Dow is gaining 536 points. The Nasdaq's up 237. The S&P 500 adding 77 points. Price of oil up a couple pennies. It's still around 75 bucks a barrel. Gas down a fraction. AAA's national average for regular, 345 a gallon. That's a nickel less than a month ago.  Concern about an economic slowdown has lowered expectations for oil demand, leading to lower crude prices. But a retaliatory strike by Iran on Israel could disrupt oil supplies and send prices higher. Still, with drivers using less gas than before the pandemic, the Energy Information Administration expects gas prices through this year and next to remain lower than they were in 2023. Carmen Roberts, Fox News. Boeing has a new pilot.  A new CEO takes over today. Kelly Ortberg replacing Dave Calhoun, who's been dealing with a lot of turbulence with the company's manufacturing under scrutiny. Following whistleblower complaints after January's door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight temporarily grounded some Boeing jets. And here is another issue for Boeing's new CEO. Two astronauts, his company's new spacecraft sent to space in June, are still stuck there.  Today is day 64 of what was supposed to be just an eight-day mission, and it may be another six months before they return in February, possibly via SpaceX, this time not through Boeing's Starliner. Now, it could be that the aircraft giant says it disagrees with NASA's assessment, that it is not completely safe to take the Starliner home, but they're saying that it's happening because five of Starliner's thrusters malfunctioned. Couple that with helium leaking from the capsule's  propulsion system that's kelly saberi i'm dave anthony and this is fox news aaron lagaki with mossholders 818 coffee and aaron how you doing man  I am great. How about yourself, Bob? Well, we kind of enjoyed that rain yesterday. That was nice. For sure. Two days in a row of it. I know, right? So that's all good stuff. Nice little change in the weather for us. You know, a change in the weather means summer clearance time at Moss Holders. Let's move some stuff out today, Aaron. That's right, Bob. We went around and tagged a good portion of the items in our store. So there's savings all the way up to over 50% off on things that have  just sat for a little while, or, you know, maybe they have a small ding in a leg or something like that. So, yeah, lots of items, something in every category, whether it's bedroom or living room, dining room. We've got clearance items marked down, and they're clearly marked in the store, so it's easy to find with big white, red, or blue tags, and you maybe get something that's just perfect. And, of course, it's an in-stock sale.  So come on down. I'll bet you you have something for that person. We've got 18,000 square feet in the showroom, so it's a big showroom. We try to get something for about everybody. But, you know, if you come in and you find something you really like and you need to order it, we're great doing that. It obviously wouldn't be clearance priced, but if it needs to be a certain leather or a certain fabric, we can definitely do that and make it right, you know, because people don't buy furniture every couple weeks. It's an investment.  If they do, you want to talk to them more.  You need to see them more often. You need to see them more often if they're buying furniture every couple weeks. That's right. That's the perfect customer, isn't it? We like that one. That's right. All right, Aaron. Summer clearance in stock. You're moving it out. And so get down there and see what you have. A lot of room in it there. The big showroom. What are those hours you're open, Aaron? We are open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. And on Saturday, 10 to 5.  Have you had an accident? Even just a little fender bender? At Vulcan, they know times can be tough, and as a family-owned body shop, they value you as a customer and guarantee to get your vehicle fixed without you having to break the bank. And now, till the end of July, Vulcan is offering to waive all deductibles on insurance claims. Vulcan proudly offers spray and bed liners, oil-based undercoating, collision repair, glass repair and replacement with glass provided by Novus Auto Glass. Stop in today at 1831 South Sheridan Avenue.  It's that time of year, Wyoming. Rally Week is here, and with that comes an influx in motorcycle traffic across the state and region. Especially on Wyoming Wednesday, when over 20,000 motorcyclists depart Sturgis and head to Devil's Tower and Hewlett for Ham and Jam, and then on to Sundance for the burnouts that day. It's up to all of us to keep each other safe. Whether you're on four wheels or two, keep your eyes on the road, obey posted speed limits, put that cell phone down, buckle up, and drive sober. A reminder from YDOT, paid for by Highway Safety Funds.  This is the Captain with Captain Clean. Have your dryer vents been cleaned recently? As a leading cause of home fires, Captain Clean recommends dryer vent cleaning every six months. Our specialized equipment allows us to reach every inch of your dryer vent to ensure peace of mind. Call Captain Clean today at 672-0726 and sign up for our fire protection plan where we pre-schedule the dryer vent cleanings for you so you never forget. Call Captain Clean. Affordable choices for healthy living.  Did you know you can now purchase gift certificates online at Designing Dinner's Sagewood North Cafe? Pick up a fresh blueberry pie or any other dessert and include a gift certificate for a gift everyone would love to get. Gift certificates can be used for lunch and for dinner purchases. See the menus, order your food, and purchase a gift certificate for $10 up to $200. Designing Dinner's Sagewood North Cafe, 615 Broadway in Sheridan. Open weekdays for lunch from 11 till 3 and from 9 till 5 for dinner pickup.  Make this summer the start of your homeownership adventure with First Federal Bank and Trust. Our local team will guide you through the home loan process from start to finish. Explore our online tools 24-7 from customizable financial calculators to daily mortgage rates. Call us or stop by our home loan center to get pre-qualified or apply online today at efirstfederal.bank. At First Federal Bank and Trust, we're making home happen in Sheridan. Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender.  From the SheridanMedia.com newsroom, I'm Tommy B. The old Acme power plant site will soon be less of an environmental hazard, and a portion of the building may have to be torn down sooner rather than later. The Sheridan County Conservation District has awarded a bid of $630,000 to Horsley Specialties Incorporated out of Rapid City, South Dakota, to clean up the asbestos in the main portion of the power plant building.  Work may also include demolition of two of the old turbine rooms because the roof is collapsing in those areas and it poses a safety concern. District Manager Kerry Rogacheski said most of the funding for the cleanup work is provided via a grant from the EPA.  Under the terms of the grant, the money has to be used by a certain time or else it'll be lost. Since the money that's currently available isn't enough to clean the entire building, the district has to find ways to finish the job. We're looking into some other funding sources, and if all those come together, there could actually be more so that we can tackle some of the additional areas within that building. The $630,000 won't do everything, but we'll be working through the pieces that we can do for that cost.  Rogachevsky adds the current terms of the agreement cleanup work will start in September and be finished by June 2025. That includes a break during the winter. If more funding is secured for additional cleanup work, the timeline could be extended.  Sheridan Recreation District Executive Director Alex Mock provided an update to the Sheridan City Council and Mayor Rich Bridger at Monday night's City Council meeting. Mock said the Recreation District's mission is to enhance the quality of life in the community by providing innovative and safe recreational opportunities.  recreation is a lot of different things it has to do with you can do passive recreation with walking in the park with arts fine arts with being able to performance arts everything up to tackle football organized sports all of those things in general all have some sort of place when it comes to recreation and so our goal as an organization is to provide those opportunities for the community far and few between as many as we possibly can so that  The city of Sheridan and the surrounding areas have that opportunity at an affordable rate to be able to recreate, whether they love to be in baseball or they love going to our outdoor camps that we offer as well, too.  Mock said they primarily focus on adult recreation, youth recreation, outdoor recreation, and community events, and that they are an organization that offers programs year-round. For more on the Sheridan Recreation District, you can visit this story online at SheridanMedia.com.  We continue our series today with the two candidates who are vying for the Wyoming Senate District 22 seat. Sheridan Media's Ron Richter has the details. The two candidates running in the Republican primary for the Wyoming Senate District 22 seat are Barry Crago and Mark Jennings. During last Friday's open lines show on Newstalk 930 KROE, both candidates were asked a handful of questions about Wyoming issues and why they would be the best person to serve District 22.  One of the questions pertained to the two factions of the Republicans in the state legislature, the Wyoming Freedom Caucus and the Wyoming Caucus. Here's what Jennings had to say about the issue. In Wyoming, basically what has happened is people that in any other state would put a D in front of their name and run with those progressive ideas.  cannot win because the people in Wyoming are conservative at heart and they want smaller government, less regulation. And so the infiltration, I couldn't tell you how long it's gone on. Reagan makes a statement about the 11th commandment that speak no ill of a fellow Republican.  But that begs the question, then we have to look at who truly is a Republican. Is it the person who upholds the party platform with all the planks, or is it the person that votes with the Democrats 81%?  It is a divide, and you see that throughout the entire House and the Senate and other elected officials, that everyone has just come to put an R in front of their name. And that does not really mean that they are upholding the Republican Party platform.  And now Craig goes take on the Freedom Caucus. So obviously I am not aligned with the Freedom Caucus. Most people who pay attention to politics would know that I am one of the vocal opponents of the Freedom Caucus. But to be honest with you, I don't know why we have a division or why we need a division. I think it's bad for Wyoming Republican Party. I think it's bad for the state of Wyoming.  I believe we should be working together towards common goals. We agree on most things, actually, when it comes to policy. When we are in the legislature, I listen to the folks back home. Those are the people that determine how I'm going to vote. I make phone calls. I take emails. I send emails. If it's a particular issue that's pertinent to a particular group of people, I email them or I will call them and I try to find out all the information I need.  I would tell you the other group does not necessarily do that. I think that they're being influenced by groups from outside the state of Wyoming. I take my instructions from people inside the state. We'll hear more from the Wyoming Senate District 22 candidates in a future story on what can be done to strengthen the state's economic situation. I'm Ron Richter, Sheridan Media News.  state park site superintendent sherry shader is looking for a few 1920s era gangsters floyd whiting has more in its sixth year the trail ends state park murder mystery at the mansion will return the visitors to the 1920s guests are encouraged to dress as and act the part of the individual that they have chosen  At the start of the evening, guests are given additional information as to the motives for their behavior. And once guests are settled and ready to begin, the victim and the murderer are revealed to those who receive the parts. At Trail Inn, the Kendrick Mansion, we will be having our annual murder mystery party. It's our sixth year, August 9th and 10th. Tickets go on sale, but you have to come to the mansion to get them because you have to pick your own character.  And everybody has a unique part. We're going back to the 1920s again. So you've got the speakeasy owner. You've got the waitresses, the mobsters, the police officers. And this is a new company. I've never used them before. And so all these parts are unique and we can accommodate more people each night.  Tickets are still available, meaning parts are still open for willing participants. Shade has said some of those parts are important to the game. And we really need some brave fellas to take on some mobster parts so that the game can function. We have just a few tickets left. And you don't have to be a guy. If you're a gal and you want to slap on a mustache, we usually have that every year, too. But we have some really important parts that we're still trying to fill.  Tickets can be purchased at the Trail End State Park. To learn more, you can find a link with this story at SheridanMedia.com. And from your Sheridan Media newsroom, I'm Floyd Whiting.  Sheridan County's commissioners have approved the renewal of a permit to operate the Husky Quarry. According to County Planner Mark Reed, Jeffrey Friedman and Elizabeth Windsor applied for the permit to continue operation of a four-acre quarry on a property zoned A Agricultural on a two-year term. He gave more details.  Access to the quarry is provided by a private gravel haul road on adjacent land owned by Garber Agribusiness Incorporated, connecting to State Highway 335. The site is currently permitted as Q16001 Husky Quarry, operating with a six-month extension granted by this board on April 16th. The applicant is proposing to complete crushing operations that begin site reclamation by Garber Agribusiness in conjunction with  with the adjacent activity at the 20-acre Garber Quarry to the north. Other than the applicant's home lying roughly 900 feet to the southwest, there are no residences within one-half mile. This was properly advertised as per our rules and regulations.  Reed said the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the renewal of the permit with three conditions. No comment was offered during the public hearing. The commission voted in favor of the renewal of the permit with the three conditions that include a two-year term, hours of operation from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and no site signage except directional signs as required by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.  The Johnson County Clerk's Office will offer limited services during the primary election on August 20th and the general election on November 5th after the county commission approved the request from Clerk Jackie Camino. She spoke during the meeting Tuesday. Yeah, we respectfully request. It's tradition that we are closed to regular business on election day.  mainly so that we would be available if there was an issue at any of the polling places. We could send people. We will be open for accepting any absentee ballots. We will accept them until 7 p.m. And other than that, we request that we be closed for regular business on August 20th and November 5th for the primary and the general election. Commission voted to allow the clerk's office to be closed to regular business on the two election days.  A resolution that will allow Buffalo City residents to opt out of receiving new water meters and pay an additional fee has been approved by the City Council on a split vote. At the council meeting Tuesday evening, Mayor Shane Schrader read the resolution explaining what it does.  Resolution 1482, a resolution by the town of the city of Buffalo, Wyoming, establishing an opt-out provision allowing city water users to decline having a smart meter installed and establishing fees for manually reading, recording, and billing non-standard water meters.  The resolution was in response to some city residents concerned over the new style smart water meters and the possible health risks involved with the transmission of information in a computerized collection process then used to determine usage for billing instead of having to manually read a water meter as has been traditionally done.  According to City Clerk Treasurer Julie Silbernagle, residents can opt out but will pay an additional $15 fee for doing so to cover the city's cost of manually reading the meter and then processing their bill monthly. The council voted to approve Resolution No. 1482, with Councilman Mike Madden voting against. From the newsroom, I'm Tommy B., and you're up to date.  Shop your locally owned Napa Auto Parts store and your dollar support Sheridan families and the local economy. Call Steve Thompson and his team first for hundreds of years of automotive experience. Auto, truck, ag, heavy duty and construction machines. If it's got a motor, Napa's got the parts and the know-how to get the job done right the first time. Nationally known, locally owned. It's not just a slogan, it's Napa Auto Parts Sheridan. Open seven days a week at 2018 Coffeen.  It's time to take a look at what's happening around Wyoming. I'm Wendy Kor, bringing you stories from the Cowboy State Daily Newsroom for Thursday, August 8th. Questions about the integrity of Wyoming's boating machines grew a little more pointed this week after observers say a Monday test of Laramie County equipment was suspect.  Laramie County Republican Party Chairman Taft Love on Tuesday filed an official complaint with the Laramie County District Attorney targeting Laramie County Clerk Deborah Lee about the voting machine test she performed on Monday, according to politics reporter Leah Wolfson.  Ballots are supposed to be tested with different amounts of votes for each candidate. Well, that was not done in Laramie County. Most of the candidates had the same exact amount of votes. They performed two tests, and there were some other issues that happened as well, such as the ballots becoming crumpled and not really appearing to be read the correct way. State law requires that all election tests be performed at least two weeks prior to an election, a deadline that came Tuesday.  A historic Wyoming ranch that's been in the same family since 1895 has just landed on the market, and it's a humdinger of a listing. The Antlers Ranch near Matizzi is listing for $85 million. That makes it the most expensive listing in Wyoming now and for once. It's not from Jackson Hole, according to Cowboy State Daily's Renee Jean.  There aren't many opportunities to own something like this. This ranch controls more than 40,000 acres, including 16,532 deeded acres. It's been in the same family since 1895. That's almost as long as Wyoming has been a state. The history of this ranch, it's just the history of Wyoming itself. Antler's Ranch is a working ranch with plenty of housing for both its next owners and its staff, as well as a variety of buildings associated with making this a turned  key ranching operation. Well, even while auto manufacturers are pumping the brakes on investing in the future of electric vehicles, signs of a slowdown in Wyoming aren't necessarily materializing. Energy reporter Pat Mayo says EV registrations are up. The Wyoming Department of Transportation is getting ready to see who can build out an infrastructure of charging stations along the Cowboy State's interstates. And one major auto dealership in Cheyenne is seeing an uptick in sales.  There's a lot of people coming up from Colorado to buy EVs. And what they're getting are the new Silverado truck that just rolled off. Some analysts think it may be a while before EV acceptance in the region is ever embraced, although it is taking baby steps. I'll be back with more news right after this.  Did you know it's illegal to dig or excavate without knowing what's below? This is Jan Warren, Executive Director for One Call of Wyoming. We will be hosting workshops around the state to educate homeowners, realtors, landscapers, underground facility owners, and excavators on the state law, industry best practices when it comes to planting a tree, building a fence, or any other excavation project you have planned. Join us for a free breakfast, get your questions answered, and learn how One Call of Wyoming is here to help. Go to OneCallOfWyoming.com and register today.  A bolt of lightning that energized a Gillette apartment building's plumbing and wiring Tuesday night sparked multiple disjointed fires in the walls of the entire building. The lightning storm rushed through Campbell County at about 7 p.m. Tuesday, according to Cowboy State Daily's Claire McFarland.  The lightning struck and it energized those electricity conducting components so that they heated and there were disjointed fires, multiple disjointed separate fires in the walls on every floor. They were using these thermal imaging cameras to try to find the fires. There are invisible fires raging in the walls in any given spot.  21 of the 24 apartment units were occupied at the time. Everyone was evacuated and no one was hurt. And Jackson's Deirdre Griffith was the first Wyoming woman to win the Mongol Derby in July of 2022. She knows what an arduous, strategic and life-changing experience it is to follow Genghis Khan's horse messenger route through Inner Mongolia. Griffith told Cowboy State Daily's Andrew Rossi that the ride was stressful, adventurous and lots of fun.  And it's not that she raised over $100,000 for charity in the process. It's the fact that she used that money to set up a postpartum depression program at St. John's Health in Jackson. Because the thing that fueled her into the race in the first place was she had just had her second child, and she struggled with postpartum depression both times.  Griffith's victory in 2022 was the first time in the history of the race not only that two people from the same nation, but two people from the same state won back-to-back victories. And that's today's news. Get your free digital subscription to Wyoming's only statewide newspaper by hitting the Daily Newsletter button on CowboyStateDaily.com. I'm Wendy Korr for Cowboy State Daily.  Our annual customer appreciation event is taking place right now at all Shipton's Big R stores. 75 years of serving you. Enjoy free brats chips, soft drinks, and a cookie on Saturday. A $750 shopping spree to be given away each day. You can register to win prizes, including a Cleveland pellet stove valued at $1,500. $150 Wrangler gift cards.  One per store each day. Steel battery-powered mowers valued at $400. One per store. A Ruger 75th Anniversary .22 pistol valued at $500. And even a bundle of Nucor T-Posts, a $900 value. Daily door prizes, too, including cinch jeans, pre-fort, and tartar caps, and bags of true dog food. Our customer appreciation sales flyer can be found in your mailbox at all of our stores.  and online at Shipton'sBigR.com. 75 years in business, and it's all about you, our valued customer. Right now through Sunday at Shipton's Big R on Sugarland Drive in Sheridan.  News top 930 and 103.9 FM KROE. Time for Swap Shop, a show for you to buy, sell, or trade. There's no per item price limit, and you can call in twice a week. Real estate is not allowed. Written in items are $15, will be read eight times, and placed online at SheridanMedia.com.  Swap Shop is brought to you by the Country Bounty and the Country Bounty Classifies. Call in now. Phone lines are open 674-4443 or 672-5763. And now your host for Swap Shop, James Timberlake. And a very good Thursday morning.  27 minutes past the 8 o'clock hour here on Thursday, August 8th. Welcome to Swap Shop. I'm your host, James Timberlake. Give us a call, 307-674-4443 or 307-672-5763. If you've got anything you're looking to buy, sell, trade, give away, if you've got a garage sale coming up this week and you want to promote, if you need some yard work done around the property, anything like that, give us a call, 307-674-4443.  4443 or 307-672-5763 and we'll get your items and requests and whatnot garage sales and everything like that up on the air and then over on sheridanmedia.com once the show is concluded here this morning just a reminder the call-in portion of the show is  is designated for individuals only, not for business purposes. If you are a business and you want to promote said business, you can call our main phone number here at the Sheridan Media offices, 307-672-7421, or you can email sales at sheridanmedia.com, and we can set you up with a...  advertising package that will work best for you. So again, the call-in portion of the show designated for individuals only, not for business purposes. We do have our first caller already lined up. Caller number one, you are on the air. Yes, I live in Buffalo, Wyoming, and we're having garage sales on Pinnacle Drive in the Eagle Summit subdivision on Saturday from 8 to 2.  And there are a few of us that are having sales. So we just wanted to get that on. Okay. You said it was Saturday from 8 to 2? Yes. All right. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. All right. Perfect. I got you down. Okay. Thanks so much. Yeah, no problem. Have a good day. Thank you very much. Appreciate you calling in. That was caller number one on the day. They got garage sales going on over on Pinnacle Drive in the Eagle Drive subdivisions down in Buffalo.  Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., and it's multiple garage sales, so go and check it out. Again, it's Pinnacle Drive in the Eagle Drive subdivisions in Buffalo. Saturday, 8 a.m. till 2 p.m. is when you can go and check out those garage sales with multiple of them going on all along Pinnacle Drive and the Eagle Drive subdivisions in Buffalo. Saturday, 8 a.m. till 2 p.m. So waiting on some callers here. Phone lines are open, 674-4443.  or 307-672-5763. And we'll get started here with our call-in portion of the show. Phone lines are open, so you'll call in and you'll basically immediately get on. We do have caller number two. Caller number two, you are on the air. Hi. I still have those two fifth-wheel hitches for sale. One is a Superglide for a Dodge Ram shortbed truck.  All hardware included. It's light, brand new. We paid over $3,000 for it, and it will take $500 for it. It's taking up space in our garage. We don't need to keep it. And then we have the super light. It's used, and we'll take an offer on it. Both of them are in great shape, and you can call me at 208-512-7241.  The Super Glide is rated at 24,000 pounds. The Super Light is rated at 20,000 pounds. Okay, let me get those down here for you. 24,000 pounds for the Super Glide? Yes. Okay, gotcha. And then the 20,000 for the Super Light? Yes, sir. All right, perfect. I got you down.  Thank you so much. Yeah, no problem. Thank you very much for calling in. That was caller number two on the day. Looking to sell. She's got a Superglide fifth wheel hitch. She's got a 24,000 pound weight for a Dodge Ram short bed truck. Asking $500 on that. Also for sale, a used Superlight fifth wheel hitch. 20,000 pound weight limit on that. Give them a call if you're interested. 208-512-  512-7241. And number one more time, 208-512-7241. We have caller number three. Caller number three, you are on the air. Yes, this is just a correction to the