Governor Mark Gordon and Secretary of State Chuck Gray will be among policymakers, industry experts and educators discussing how the state can benefit from innovative technologies during the 2024 Wyoming Blockchain Stampede Monday through Saturday, September 16-21, at the University of Wyoming.
The University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources (SER) will host a Tribal Energy Summit on Thursday, October 17.
The first-of-its-kind conference for UW aims to bring together leaders from energy-producing tribal nations and tribal energy companies to hear from them directly about challenges and opportunities for continued energy development in the rural American West.
The Medicine Bow Elementary kids had a 9/11 memorial lesson on the Ceremony of Final Tribute for an American flag and the etiquette required from the American Legion Post 64 and Auxiliary.
According to The National Flag Foundation, there are rules to follow for conducting a patriotic flag-burning ceremony which the young ones watched.
Representative Harriet Hagerman announced that the 2024 Congressional App Challenge is now accepting applications from middle and high school students. This prestigious competition invites students to showcase their coding skills and creativity, with winning apps featured on the U.S. House of Representatives’ website and displayed in the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
A University of Wyoming program that helps eligible students complete high school prepared to enter and succeed in postsecondary education has been awarded a seven-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
The University of Wyoming’s ability to use artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing to solve problems in areas including the environment, energy, agriculture and public health will take a major step forward through a nearly $4 million grant to acquire state-of-the-art computing infrastructure from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
The new school year is upon us. The Saratoga Police Department would like to remind everyone that with the start of the school year drivers should be extremely cautious when driving our town’s streets.
Ryan Searle is not new to Carbon County, but he is new to Carbon County School District No. 2 (CCSD2) taking on the job of Curriculum Director. Prior to this position, he was the principal at Rawlins Middle School.
Andrew Hays is the new tech person at Carbon County School District No. 2 (CCSD2). He grew up in Rawlins, graduating in 2000 and went to college in Powell on a music scholarship. He decided that music was not what he wanted to major in, so he went to the University of Wyoming and started to get into technology even though his major was psychology.
Reynolds was born and raised in Laramie. She went to the University of Wyoming and has two degrees; one in Ag Business and the other in education. She started out being hired as a substitute teacher but an opening came up for a P.E. teacher and Reynolds found her job.
