Miraculous Wyoming cowgirl: “God is good.”
Be sure to watch this update featuring a remarkably upbeat Winsor who says, "I'm really, really blessed and so thankful that I do have that relationship with Christ." Keep Reading
Microsoft contributes to computer science training
Microsoft Corp. will provide more than $95,000 in grant money to the Wyoming Department of Education to provide computer science training for the state’s school districts. Keep Reading
Learn about Bighorn Canyon NRA during “Junior Ranger Day”
People interested in learning more about the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area should visit the recreation area near Lovell this weekend for “Junior Ranger Day.” Keep Reading
Judd Gregg: In praise of Mike Enzi
Amidst the carnage around the budget and debt, there is one rational and honest voice: Mike Enzi, the Republican Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee. Keep Reading
School choice, virtual learning broaden options for Wyoming students
For students at the Wyoming Virtual Academy, all they need to attend class is a computer and a reliable internet connection. Keep Reading
Range Writing: Colorado Wolf Project’s Deceit
...readers should beware that RMWP isn’t telling the whole truth when it responds to these supposed myths. For the sake of brevity, I’ll only tackle a few points, but rest assured that RMWP’s response to each of its nine points is oversimplified and misleading. Keep Reading
LIFT Conference promotes leadership among high schoolers
This weekend in Casper, high school students came together to hear from a variety of speakers including Governor Mark Gordon, entrepreneur Jerad Stack, and Leadership Wyoming Executive Director Mandy Fabel, among others at the second annual LIFT Wyoming Conference. Keep Reading
Sponsoring rodeo teams requires big bucks, but reaches bigger audiences
“Anytime you’re looking for a pitch into a larger audience, you want to have a compelling story with it,” Shober said. “Team Wyoming is a program built around pro rodeo cowboys and cowgirls. It is a way to take the image of the American cowboy and put a face and story with it.” Keep Reading
Demolition begins on two historic Cheyenne buildings
Work has begun to destroy two historic buildings in downtown Cheyenne so the city can build a new courthouse. Keep Reading
Computer standards to get another look in Riverton meeting
“It’s not a question of how important it is to the future; it is the future,” Trowbridge said of computer technology. “Every bit of the future for Wyoming is going to require computer science skills. If you do not know 20 to 25 years from now how to talk to computers, how to write code, you will not have a job. Plain and simple.” Keep Reading