Christopher Henry Named Track & Field/Cross Country First-Team Academic All-American by CoSIDA
AUSTIN, Texas (June 25, 2020) – Wyoming distance runner Christopher Henry has been named a track & field/cross country first-team academic All-American, it was announced Thursday by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Henry, a native of Laramie,…
Thursday sees highest single-day increase in coronavirus cases
Wyoming on Thursday saw the largest single-day increase in confirmed coronavirus cases since the illness was first detected in the state. The Wyoming Department of Health said 36 new cases were reported in Campbell, Fremont, Laramie, Natrona, Park, Sheridan, Sweetwater,…
June 25: Kim Deti, Wyoming Department of Health
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UW trustees approve launch of geospatial information science degree programs
◆ Nationwide, GIST undergraduate degrees are among the most employable. Provided by the University of Wyoming The University of Wyoming will offer new programs in the areas of geospatial information science and technology, remote sensing and unmanned aerial systems (drones)…
Nothing to be sheepish about with 4H
◆ Calvin Parsons like to raise sheep. Nine-year-old Calvin Parsons is in his second year raising sheep as his 4-H project for the Lincoln County Fair. “I like sheep because they are soft and warm,” said Parsons. “This year I…
Students likely to head back to the classroom August 24, 2020
◆ District optimistic classroom learning will get underway as scheduled. As discussions continue around the state relating to COVID-19, Lincoln County School District 2 is moving forward with the idea that students will return to the classroom as planned in…
Alpine continues with plan to protect homes
◆ Community education efforts ongoing. “I am very concerned about the risk of wildfire to the communities we protect,” Alpine Mike Vogt told SVI Editor Sarah Hale in 2019. “As communities expand into the wildland interface our exposure increases.” At…
Gordon pushes lawsuit over coal terminal
By Camille Erickson Casper Star-Tribune Via- Wyoming News Exchange CASPER — Wyoming continues to forge ahead in its lawsuit against Washington, alleging the state unconstitutionally blocked a proposed coal export terminal. Gov. Mark Gordon submitted a reply brief Tuesday to…
Rawlins woman appears in court for alleged role in local meth ring
RAWLINS (WNE) — A Rawlins woman could spend up to 20 years in prison for allowing meth dealing to go on in her home. Terri Lynn James, 53, is charged with conspiracy to deliver methamphetamine, a felony count that comes…
Cheyenne day care worker charged with manslaughter
CHEYENNE (WNE) — A local day care worker has been charged with manslaughter over the swaddling death of an 8-month-old girl in her care. Kristina Croy, 37, of Cheyenne was arrested on a warrant for voluntary manslaughter June 16 by…