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A Fresh Start for Laramie Football Begins at Cheyenne East [VIDEO]
Laramie Plainsmen football is back! The 2024 season debuts tonight with Laramie heading to Cheyenne to play the No. 2 East Thunderbirds. The game starts the Jake Chick era of LHS football, as he was hired last spring to take the reigns of the program. The game starts at 6 p.m. at Okie Blanchard Stadium in the Capital City.
Wyoming High School Volleyball Scoreboard: Aug. 30-31, 2024
The first weekend of high school volleyball in Wyoming is here. There are tournaments galore in the state. Cheyenne, Cokeville, Cowley, Douglas, Lander, and Lingle are all hosting tournaments. There are all but two teams in action, Jackson and Wind River. They will start play next week. There is only one individual contest this week, Ft. Washakie travels to Saratoga in Class 1A Southwest action. Two conference matches are also part of the schedule.
Wyoming High School Tennis Scoreboard: Aug. 26-31, 2024
There are fewer tennis matches this week as more students start going back to school. Cheyenne South hosts Laramie to kick off the week and there are just a few more matches until the weekend. The busiest day this week is Thursday as Torrington heads to battle the Casper schools, Laramie faces a key match in Cheyenne Central, and Jackson will dual Cody and Powell. Campbell County and Thunder Basing girls' teams head to the Rapid City Invite on Friday. Kelly Walsh and Natrona County play down in Green River and Rock Springs on Friday as well.
Education good enough for the proudest and open to the poorest
The University of Wyoming’s policies for serving its students are in the spotlight, as they should be. An institution that serves the public should be transparent to the public. Opinion — I am grateful for that fact — it helps the university to listen to all its constituents, not...
Thanks to generous gifts, UW is stepping up research of nuclear energy
During an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse, University of Wyoming Director of Institutional Communications Chad Baldwin said thanks to two generous gifts that have been made to the university, research, curriculum and possibly future degrees on nuclear energy has expanded at Wyoming’s four year institution. C. Baldwin.
ASUW focuses on new initiatives for the year
Throughout the summer, the Associated Students of the University of Wyoming, better known on campus as ASUW, remained diligent in ensuring our students are well represented. The organization held its orientation for new members on Sunday, August 25th, and held their first senate meeting on Tuesday, August 27th. At this...
State lawmakers, Tribal leaders, UW Board of Trustees meeting next month to discuss tuition support for Eastern Shoshone, Northern Arapaho students
A date has been set for the co-chairs of the Wyoming Legislature’s Select Committee on Tribal Relations to meet with the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees to discuss ways to provide more financial support to enrolled Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho Tribal members attending the school. Representatives from...
UW replaces Multicultural Affairs with community resources center following legislative DEI cuts
The University of Wyoming (UW) is replacing its Multicultural Affairs office with the Pokes Center for Community Resources. The change comes after legislative cuts led the school to eliminate many of its diversity, equity and inclusion programs. UW claims the changes are meant to respond to those cuts. The Multicultural...
Laramie Hockey Registration And Camp Info
14U. 18U, and girls 19U registration will close September 1st. · 8U, registration will close September 15th. Hockey 101/Mile High Mites registration will close October 1st. After those dates, late registration will only be provided at the discretion of the board of directors. CAMPS OFFERED BY LAHC · October...
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