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<title>Wyoming People: Molly Marso, From Star Basketball Player To Championship Coach | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Molly Marso — now Goodrich — became one of the best girls’ basketball players in Wyoming history as a standout for Campbell County High. A knee injury cut short her UW playing career, so now she’s become a championship-winning coach in South Carolina.

Wyoming People: Molly Marso, From Star Basketball Player To Championship Coach

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Renée Jean

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<title>Secrets In the Walls: Cheyenne's Atlas Theatre Renovation Uncovers New Mysteries | Cowboy State Daily</title>

If a novelist was dreaming up cool props for a haunted theater, they couldn’t beat what a renovation crew found hiding in the ceilings and walls of Cheyenne’s Atlas Theatre. The discoveries add puzzling historical details about the theatre's early days.

Secrets In the Walls: Cheyenne's Atlas Theatre Renovation Uncovers New Mysteries

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Clair McFarland

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<title>State OKs $5 Million for Housing Projects, Gray Tries To Ban Resident Aliens | Cowboy State Daily</title>

In a recurring spat on the difference between resident aliens and illegal immigrants, the Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board voted Thursday to allocate $5 million for infrastructure and housing projects — mostly for small towns.

State OKs $5 Million for Housing Projects, Gray Tries To Ban Resident Aliens

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<title>Wyoming Faces Competition From Utah, Other States, To Recruit Firearms Companies | Cowboy State Daily</title>

As more firearms companies set up shop in Second Amendment-friendly states, Wyoming faces challenges, such as limited housing, in competing with states like Utah. Those gun laws are a major reason firearms companies relocate.

Wyoming Faces Competition From Utah, Other States, To Recruit Firearms Companies

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<title>Casper Woman Apologizes After Cleaning The Wrong House | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Casper housekeeper Monica Howse is getting a wave of laughs — and sympathy — after she mistakenly walked into the wrong home and started cleaning it. “To whoever’s house I just walked into and started cleaning: I AM SO SORRY!” she said.

Casper Woman Apologizes After Cleaning The Wrong House

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Greg Johnson

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<title>46 Illegal Truckers Caught During Latest Laramie County Truck Around Crackdown | Cowboy State Daily</title>

The latest Laramie County Truck Around and Find Out crackdown caught 46 illegal commercial drivers, bringing the total to 118 since November. That includes an illegal driver who was still behind the wheel despite having his license revoked 13 times.

46 Illegal Truckers Caught During Latest Laramie County Truck Around Crackdown

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