This months class will be a Zoology Discovery Day!

The Washakie Museum has a number of bones and pelt swatches from local animals. Stop by this class to learn more about the animals that live in the Big Horn Basin.

Open to the public! Come on down and participate in our monthly meeting!

This month we will be meeting in Worland.

The seminar will cover nutrition and management strategies to improve breeding success, presented by Steve Paisley, UW Extension Beef Specialist, and Change Marshal, UW Extension Area Educator.

It will be a Vaudevillian Evening of Music & Comedy! Tickets are available at the Museum or online at www.washakiemuseum.org.

It’s all about healthy snacks and physical activity! Join us for a Healthy Good Time!

 A beautiful 2019 Ram Laramie Sport pickup, valued at almost 
$57,000 - it's the Grand Prize for drawings to be held April 6th at the 
Wind River Hotel and Casino. Sign up with paper entry forms, available 
every other hour at Customer Service to actively playing guests. There will 
be four additional prize winners, for a total of $2200 cash. Enter now, but 
be present April 6th, 5 PM for the Ram Truck Giveaway at the Wind River 
Hotel and Casino.

T-Town Cancer Fundraiser & Hope for Hoops Fundraiser! Snacks will be provided and the bar will be open. All proceeds go to cancer funds! Tickets are $40 each, stencils will be provided.

For tickets please call:

Sady: (307) 431-5646

Lory: (307) 431-7056

Tobi: (307) 431-1116

Jo: (307) 431-1096

Snacks will be provided, and the bar will be open. All proceeds go to cancer funds! Tickets are $40 each, stencils will be provided. For tickets please call: Sady: (307) 431-5646 Lory: (307) 431-7056 Tobi: (307) 431-1116 or Jo: (307) 431-1096!

Come enjoy games, food and fun at the Washakie County Fairgrounds! Games will include a cake walk, jail, darts, minnow races, roulette wheel, floating ducks, and much more! Sloppy Joes, cotton candy and snow cones will be served as well! Bring a canned good and receive two FREE tickets (limit two tickets per person, no expired food please). Tickets are $0.25/each and games cost 1-3 tickets each. All proceeds support Washakie County 4-H! For more information, please call (307) 347-3431.

Take out a fellow player and you will win cold hard cash at 
the Wild West Bounty No-Limit Tournament. Sign up starts at 10 
a.m. in the Wind River Hotel & Casino Spring Mountain Room. Play time 
starts at 4 p.m. Only 200 players will be allowed to enter so arrive early 
and set your sights on the prize. $300 buy-in for 7,000 tournament chips 
and $300 re-buy. When a Bounty is won the pay-out is $200.

Cody artist Jim Hagstrom!

Forget the brushes! Hagstrom will instruct students in the technique of oil painting with palette knives. The knives, paint palette, and canvas are yours to keep!

Adult Art Workshop

$50 Members, $55 General Public

Refreshments provided

To register call (307) 347- 4102

or email vfrisbee@washakiemuseum.org

Registration deadline is March 29th, 2019

This months class will cover Wildlife Photography!

Children have the chance to explore the technology of cameras and photography with photographer Sean McKinley.

CRAFTS * VENDORS * FOOD

Find ‘Worland Craft Shows’ on Facebook for more information & booth registration!

Open to the public! Come on down and participate in our monthly meeting!

This month we will be meeting in Ten Sleep.

Presented by Michael T. Bies, OW Reseach L.C.

Come on down to the Worland Community Center Complex to participate in the Worland Gun Show! There will be door prizes and concessions provided by the local Girl Scouts Troops!

There are still tables available for booking, at $35 per table. Table preferences are first come, first serve!

All proceeds will go to the Worland Senior Center!

Contact

Steve Brazelton 347-8110 or 431-8978

Sheryl/Steve at the Community Center 347-8616

Set up begins at 12pm on Friday, March 8th

Come on down to the Worland Community Center Complex to participate in the Worland Gun Show! There will be door prizes and concessions provided by the local Girl Scouts Troops!

There are still tables available for booking, at $35 per table. Table preferences are first come, first serve!

All proceeds will go to the Worland Senior Center!

Contact

Steve Brazelton 347-8110 or 431-8978

Sheryl/Steve at the Community Center 347-8616

Set up begins at 12pm on Friday, March 8th

Come on down to the Worland Community Center Complex to participate in the Worland Gun Show! There will be door prizes and concessions provided by the local Girl Scouts Troops!

There are still tables available for booking, at $35 per table. Table preferences are first come, first serve!

All proceeds will go to the Worland Senior Center!

Contact

Steve Brazelton 347-8110 or 431-8978

Sheryl/Steve at the Community Center 347-8616

Set up begins at 12pm on Friday, March 8th

Group meeting for the Wellness Challenge at Cloud Peak Chiropractic & Wellness for sessions and the awarding of points!

Open late for the Live Music! Come enjoy an evening with Daniel Kosel playing songs from his new CD. Tickets, $8 / person.

This months class will cover Bison in Art!

Bison have been depicted in art for thousands of years by Native Americans. White Settlers were equally captivated with these magnificent animals.

We would like to cordially invite you to join us for lunch. Our desire is to present you with both a great meal and a video presentation by Sheila Heen on Navigating Difficult Conversations. Worland-Ten Sleep Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Grace Chapel Community Church offer this free opportunity to those who work through difficult conversations.

RSVP ~ Please

Sheila Heen

CEO, Triad Consulting; Lecturer, Harvard Law School; Co-Author, Difficult Conversations and Thanks for the Feedback

Sheila Heen is a founder of Triad Consulting Group and a lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School.

Heen’s corporate clients include MITRE, BAE Systems, HSBC, Tatweer of Dubai, Unilever, the Federal Reserve Bank, Standard Bank of South Africa, Merck, and numerous family businesses. She often works with executive teams, helping them to work through conflict, repair working relationships, and make sound decisions together. In the public sector, she has also provided training for the New England Organ Bank, the Singapore Supreme Court, the Obama White House, and theologians struggling with disagreement over the nature of truth and God.

Heen has spent the last 20 years with the Harvard Negotiation Project, developing negotiation theory and practice. She specializes in particularly difficult negotiations—where emotions run high and relationships become strained. Heen is co-author of the New York Times business best sellers Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most (Penguin 2000), and Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well (Even When It’s Off-Base, Unfair, Poorly Delivered and Frankly, You’re Not in the Mood) (Viking/Penguin 2014).

One of the side benefits of writing Difficult Conversations has been the chance to appear on shows as diverse as Oprah and The G. Gordon Liddy Show, NPR’s Diane Rehms Show, FOX News, and CNBC’s Power Lunch.Heen’s corporate clients include MITRE, BAE Systems, HSBC, Tatweer of Dubai, Unilever, the Federal Reserve Bank, Standard Bank of South Africa, Merck, and numerous family businesses. She often works with executive teams, helping them to work through conflict, repair working relationships, and make sound decisions together. In the public sector, she has also provided training for the New England Organ Bank, the Singapore Supreme Court, the Obama White House, and theologians struggling with disagreement over the nature of truth and God.