SHERIDAN — Two computer science classes offer Sheridan High School students the chance to receive practical skills and aid the school district they attend.
WASHINGTON D.C. – In a press release at the end of July, the United States Postal Service (USPS) has launched a new election mail website as an additional source for state and county election officials as some states are choosing to expand mail-in voting options, while other states are restricting them. However, here in Wyoming and Goshen County, it’s voter preference and more closely to stricter restrictions regarding mail-in voting options.
CHEYENNE – In a press release last Tuesday, August 2, released by Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon’s Communications Director Michael Pearlman, the governor “announced the appointment of Mark Young as (the) Interim (Wyoming) Fire Marshal and Director of the Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety.”
WASHINGTON D.C. – In another landmark ruling June 30, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled 6-3 against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding its lack of statutory legal authority to regulate states in the case of West Virginia v. EPA.
After the federal government partially shut down in December, Audra Warburton and other Double H Bar employees packed up brochures for the National Elk Refuge sleigh rides they offer, along with a couple of cash registers, and moved into a corner of the Home Ranch Welcome Center to register tours there.
Laramie should significantly increase the penalties leveled to businesses that sell alcohol to minors, University of Wyoming Vice President for Student Affairs Sean Blackburn suggested Monday.