Court supervisor cherishes her coworkers, hopes to continue serving countyÂ
As of Feb. 19, court supervisor Phyllis Hansen had served as an employee of Teton County for 33 years, ten months, and three weeks, just shy of half of her life.
âNot that Iâm counting,â Hansen noted.
In that time, she saw elected officials come and go, working with five clerks, four sheriffs, six prosecuting attorneys, and more commissioners than she can name.
She decided earlier this winter that it was finally time to retire. While her last day in the office is Feb. 26 and sheâll be spending a bit of well-earned time in warmer climes, Hansenâs last official day of work is March 26, 2021, 34 years to the day since she started at the county in 1988.
50 years of honoring local history February 23 2021
The Bowman Museum collection has been compiled during the past half a century thanks to a generous community
When taking a look back at the 50 years since the A.R. Bowman Museum got its beginnings, it is obvious that not only did a lot take place, but a great and generous community made it all possible. One of the most recent hires at the museum put it very eloquently. Our collection system is really important because it helps us to keep track of when objects have been donated, and also who donated them and why they matter to Crook County. They aren t just nameless objects that we have, but they have a history, and they have an importance, indicated Sadee Moss, who serves as collections assistant.
Katie Hurley, Alaska political figure dating back to territorial days, has died at age 99 Published February 22
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Print article Katie Hurley, a longtime Mat-Su political figure and a participant in the drafting of Alaska’s Constitution, died Sunday in Portland, Oregon, at age 99, her daughter said. Hurley got her start in politics when she joined the office of Territorial Governor Ernest Gruening in 1940. She became secretary of the territorial state and was chief clerk to the Alaska Constitutional Convention in 1955 and 1956. Hurley served as president of the Alaska Board of Education, executive director of the state Women’s Commission, state Senate secretary for five sessions and on Gov. William Egan’s statehood transitional staff.
The following facilities and organizations have announced inclement weather-related closures, delays or cancellations in the Fredericksburg region. This list will be updated as warranted.
The following facilities and organizations have announced inclement weather-related closures, delays or cancellations in the Fredericksburg region. This list will be updated as warranted.