LARAMIE – Celebrating the “year of Wyoming women,” the University of Wyoming, together with Wyoming Public Media and the Wyoming Humanities Council, hosted a symposium Thursday and Friday diving into Women’s Suffrage on the Northern Plains.
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- Cheyenne Botanic Gardens to close for maintenance Nov. 24-29
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- Wyoming author Steven W. Horn receives New York City Big Book Award
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- East takes second place at Denver speech and debate tourney
CHEYENNE – Each year, the National Association for Music Education works to organize an All-National Honor Ensemble of talented students across the United States. Cheyenne’s East High junior Jaelyn Burch and sophomore Connor Fertig were selected for this year’s Honors Choir.
JACKSON – Despite the plethora of complaints jaded locals might make – crowded walkways, traffic, tour buses, missed social cues – an overwhelming majority of respondents to the summer 2018 Visitor Use Surveys said their time spent in Yellowstone was positive.
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Nov 14Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum$30 for Members, $35 non-members
Wyoming men’s basketball coach Alan Edwards’ team admittedly isn’t built to play football on the basketball court. But when you head to Columbia, South Carolina, and face a team coached by Frank Martin, that’s what you’re in for.
Sports - Laramie County
CHEYENNE – The Laramie County Community College women’s soccer team (14-1-2) was one of four teams chosen for the National Junior College Athletic Association tournament as at-large selections. The eighth-seeded Golden Eagles are making their fifth consecutive trip to the NJCAA tournament, a…
Every show has its challenges. This one’s happened to be an enormous piece of fruit. Read more
It’s a story we all know well. A young girl’s nutcracker (an interesting Christmas present for a pre-teen, but that’s a whole other conversati… Read more
Growing up, Alfred Spatz was a farm boy with a secret. Although he baled hay and raised livestock just like the rest of his family, he was alw… Read more
Robert James Corso, 80, of Cheyenne passed away Nov. 11 in Cheyenne. Read more
Howard “Gordon” Malm, 86, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Nov. 9 at his home in Albin with his beloved wife, Fanny, by his side. He wil… Read more
Melvin Dean Smith, 64, of Cheyenne suffered a heart attack and died Nov. 10 in Cheyenne. Read more
