The sign out front says “Volunteers Needed.” But that’s not exactly true for Meals on Wheels of Cheyenne. Keep Reading | 1016 words
One of the largest armed forces in the history of the world is taking to the field right now. We are talking about the 36 million hunters who stalking the mighty deer and elk in the USA. Keep Reading | 1274 words
Learning computer code, using it to create programs and understanding how information is broken down and delivered by networks are just some of the dozens of computer science lessons that could be taught in Wyoming public schools. Keep Reading | 858 words
Over 600 Wyoming business people and civic leaders filled the halls of Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne as part of the Wyoming Governor's Business Forum. Keep Reading | 504 words
A plan to expand Medicaid coverage to about 19,000 Wyoming residents won approval from a legislative committee on Tuesday. Keep Reading | 542 words
Wyoming’s coal market has suffered devastating layoffs and mine closures in recent years, and by all accounts, the industry is shrinking. Keep Reading | 1152 words
One of the largest public Veterans Day celebrations in the state took place Monday at the American Legion Post 6 in Cheyenne. Keep Reading | 525 words
The art of sheep herding will be on display in Gillette this weekend and the stars of the show will be man’s best friend. Keep Reading | 492 words
Americans are animal lovers, so much that 95 percent of pet owners view their pets as family members. According to a survey from the American Pet Products Association, less than 15 percent of dogs in America sleep outside at night, and more than 70 percent of dogs are allowed to sleep in a person’s bed, according to another survey. In American society, dogs have become “fur babies” and humans now identify as “pet parents” – which is either a wonderful thing, or a bad thing, depending on your perspective. Animals are no longer simply our companions; they’ve become children in “interspecies families.” Keep Reading | 909 words
On day one of boot camp, every recruit is taught the values of punctuality, personal grooming and working together, but some lessons gleaned from military experience aren’t as immediately obvious. Keep Reading | 1501 words
