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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
A grand celebration of the history and traditions of the Mustang Follies will mark the annual Mustang Days variety show next week as the Follies are staged under the title Legends and Legacy – 60 Years. The Follies will be staged Wednesday and Thursday, June 25-26, at the historic Hyart Theatre, home to the Follies since the show began as a melodrama in 1965.
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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
Mustang Days begins FridayBy David PeckThe 2025 Lovell Mustang Days celebration is upon us, and there are some additions and deletions to the traditional schedule from recent years, along with some time and location changes. Legends and Legacy is the theme of the ’25 celebration, based on the Follies theme of the same name, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Dollies of the Follies. The fun begins this Friday, June 20, with the annual Drag Main moving car show.
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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
It’s kind of hard to imagine Rod Winland not coaching at some level of local sports anymore. Coaching has been a huge part of his life for nearly his entire life. His father, Ralph, was a coach, as was his older brother Tim. Younger brother Pat is still coaching. Rod Winland has worn that whistle for some 30 years. But retirement has called for the longtime local special education teacher, and while he absolutely loves coaching, his time as a coach is over, at least for now.
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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
A volunteer project to improve handicap access at the Lovell Rodeo Grounds is nearly finished with the painting of a concrete pad on the south side of the stands and the installation of an adjacent handicap ramp to the stands. Project leader Pat Steed said Miller’s Fabrication installed the new aluminum ramp a few days ago, and on Tuesday Rob and Jacob Winterholler of Rocky Mountain Surfaces painted the pad, donating their time, paint and signs.
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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
After dealing with the issue of whether to allow chickens in the town limits (see June 12 edition), the Lovell Town Council continued with other business during the regular monthly council meeting on June 10. Public Works Director Adrin Mayes took the council through a detailed analysis of the municipal swimming pool operated jointly by the town and School District No. 2. Mayes showed photos and provided details about the state of the pool equipment and lining.
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1 week ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
The Lovell Mustangs plunged into the heart of the conference season this week, playing three Class A West series, though Mother Nature forced one game to be postponed. The busy week began last Wednesday, June 11, when the Riverton Raiders traveled to Cowley for a doubleheader. Riverton won a rain-delayed game one 5-2, and the second game was not played when the skies opened up. Friday, the Mustangs split with the Powell Pioneers, dropping the first game 11-7 and winning the nightcap 11-1.
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1 week ago | 
wyomingnews.com | David Peck
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2 weeks ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
Lovell Town Council votes to not allow the birds in town limitsThere will be no chickens roosting in the Lovell town limits, at least for now, with a decision by the Lovell Town Council Tuesday night to not proceed with an ordinance to amend the town code and allow the birds, ending a several months-long discussion on the issue. The vote was 3-2 in favor of a motion to not allow chickens in town. Councilman Bob Mangus made the motion to not allow the birds, and Carol Miller seconded the motion.
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2 weeks ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
An always moving ceremony will be conducted Saturday evening at the Lovell downtown veterans memorial park, as local veterans will gather to retire worn American flags. Held annually on Flag Day, the flag retirement ceremony will be conducted by members of Robert Boyd Stewart American Legion Post 11 at 6 p.m. at the veterans park. Post chaplain Jim Thomas, who will lead the ceremony, said the flag is a symbol of unity, something all Americans can come together to respect.
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2 weeks ago | 
lovellchronicle.com | David Peck
A mixture of local and out-of-town residents spent 5½ enjoyable hours learning about area history Saturday during the annual Kane Bus Tour, organized by Lovell-Kane Area Museum board president and curator Karen Spragg. A group of 38 people boarded a school bus driven by Nancy Walker for the tour narrated by Spragg, who led site visits and explained area history using a booklet filled with information and historic photos.
