The University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) is set to host the 2024 Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp (NIB) July 21 through August 2 in Laramie.
Caring for someone living with dementia is an enormous responsibility, and it is beneficial to consider legal matters among those responsibilities. Legal options for dementia caregivers are the topic on the next edition of “Once Again,” the YouTube channel program hosted by the University of Wyoming’s Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA).
University of Wyoming Extension, College of Agriculture, Life Sciences, and Natural Resources
4-H leader, Jessica Paul, was inducted into the Carbon County 4-H Hall of Fame for 2023, joining her grandmother Marylin Mills (1993) and aunt, Lorraine Howieson (2001).
The University of Wyoming has formed the Office of Industry and Strategic Partnerships, a collaborative venture between UW’s Research and Economic Development Division and the UW Foundation to establish dynamic alliances between academia and industry that will foster innovation and economic impact throughout the state and beyond.
It’s now possible for prospective and current students, as well as members of the public, to learn what recent graduates of the University of Wyoming are doing in the state -- and how much money they are making.
Whether you believe in ghosts or not, the subject of the paranormal is intriguing. In almost every town in Carbon County, there are tales of certain buildings which are supposed to be haunted. With all the supposed haunted buildings, there could almost be a tourist attraction to see the haunted places of Carbon County.
At Christmas time, gingerbread houses are a fairly common sight at events throughout Carbon County. There are even competitions. Some of them are really good. But all pale in comparison to the monster gingerbread house created by Chef Ted Roman at the Saratoga Hot Springs Resort and Spa.
Throughout recorded history, people have marked the important events in the year with music, song and dancing. From songs of worship to celebratory songs, to music with a mystical significance. As the long nights of winter bear down, and days grow short, we gather around in fellowship often with song.
The Hanna, Elk Mountain, Medicine Bow (HEM) High School has an incentive for students to get good grades and keep them that way. It is called the Senior Lounge.
“We knew we wanted to do something different from last year, something to do with families and the communities because the Thanksgiving dinner is so expensive,” Kyle Warren, a teacher at Hanna Elementary School (HES) said. “So a Trivia night was tried.”
The Trivia night was held on November 15 starting at 6 p.m.
Last week marked the official Staff Appreciation Week at Hanna, Elk Mountain, Medicine Bow (HEM) High School, and the school’s principals, Eli Hobbs and Jackie Jones, came together to express their gratitude to the dedicated staff who make their educational mission possible.
