Lovell Chronicle

1 week ago | lovellchronicle.com | David Peck

An Evening with Friends event a huge successIn what is being hailed as the most successful night in the history of the event, the annual An Evening with Friends fundraiser for the North Big Horn Hospital Foundation drew a large crowd of people enjoying good food and quality entertainment at the Lovell Community Center on April 26. According to North Big Hospital Marketing, Foundation and Grants Coordinator Janet Koritnik, the event had a record attendance of 173 people, with 180 tickets sold.

1 week ago | lovellchronicle.com | David Peck

Ten talented fifth graders at Lovell Elementary School were honored for their artistic work and their love of trees during the annual Lovell Arbor Day celebration and tree planting Thursday at Armory Park. The students, winners of the annual Arbor Day poster contest at LES, were presented prizes in a ceremony conducted by Town of Lovell Parks Director Kelton Wagner and Bighorn Canyon Chief of Interpretation Christy Fleming, as well as a ranger from the Bighorn National Forest.

1 week ago | lovellchronicle.com | David Peck

In the world of track and field, peaking at the right time is the name of the game, and the Lovell Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs showed they are peaking as the regional and state meets approach with a number of outstanding performances at the school’s own Lovell Invitational Friday. In winning their fourth consecutive meet, the Lovell boys squad recorded 24 new individual personal records and had 30 placers.

1 week ago | lovellchronicle.com | David Peck

As they head down the final stretch of the 2025 season, the Rocky Mountain track and field squad is rounding into shape with one regular season and two postseason meets to go. Head coach Tobee Christiansen said the team is pretty well set for events and is just working on the finer points of certain events in final meets including the Lovell Invitational held Friday.

1 week ago | lovellchronicle.com | David Peck

Enjoying a balmy day in Lovell Saturday, the Rocky Mountain Middle School track and field team competed for the final time before the conference meet and produced some outstanding results. Two school records were broken Saturday at the Lovell Invitational. Sixth-grader Tianna Christiansen broke her own school record (7-4) set just last week in the pole vault, clearing 7-6 to win the sixth-grade event, edging Tilly Neves on misses.