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Cheyenne teacher using a racial slur resurfaces in four-year-old video; district says it was addressed
CHEYENNE — A four-year-old video of a Laramie County School District 1 employee calling a man off-camera a racist slur is circulating on Facebook among several Cheyenne groups. The video shows a woman sitting on the couch, wearing a green “Black Lives Matter” T-shirt. She’s on her phone when a man off camera asks if she just called him the N-word. “I called you a (N-word) because you are a ...
Campbell County Health receives national recognition for social responsibility
GILLETTE, Wyo. — In its most recent meeting, Campbell County Health had reason to celebrate. Along with standard figures such as the number of baby deliveries or surgeries the hospital performed in the last month, it also celebrated being named Wyoming’s Most Socially Responsible Hospital. The distinction was...
Learn life-saving skills at local Trauma Skills Fair on Oct. 11
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is inviting the public and local professionals to its Trauma Skills Fair on Oct. 11. The event will take place at the hospital’s west campus, 214 E. 23rd St., inside the Auditoriums from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Trauma Skills...
Wyoming Behavioral Institute Provides Scholarship Endowment for Mental Health Professionals
Wyoming Behavioral Institute, located in Casper has provided funds to create the “Wyoming Behavioral Institute Mental Health Professional Scholarship.”. The endowed scholarship will provide a student with $1,000 divided between the fall and spring semesters. The scholarship is open to students taking at least six credit hours with a 2.5 cumulative GPA and who are Wyoming residents, with preference given to Natrona County residents.
City Of Cheyenne Announces Trash Pickup, City Closures For Labor Day
The City Of Cheyenne has announced it's trash pickup schedule and city closures for the upcoming Labor Day Holiday weekend. For trash pickup, people who normally have their trash picked up on Monday are being asked to have their garbage containers out for pickup by 6 a.m. on Saturday, August 31.
FREE Professional Careers Training for Casper Single Moms
CASPER, Wyo. — Climb Wyoming is offering free Professional Careers training for single moms starting soon. Participants will gain job skills to launch a new professional career in a variety of fields such as industrial, medical, real estate and banking. Climb’s team is here to support women every step...
Casper Game and Fish offers lymph node removal training for CWD testing
CASPER, Wyo. — Hunters are invited to a free training session on how to properly remove lymph nodes for chronic wasting disease testing. Hosted by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, the hands-on training will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29 at the Casper Regional Game and Fish Office, 3030 Energy Lane.
Cowboy Head Coach Ready To Play A Game
Head Coach Jay Sawvel is ready for the Cowboys to get off the practice field and play a game. Sawvel held his first news conference as head coach this week as the Cowboys get ready to take on Arizona State in a Saturday night prime time matchup. Evan Svoboda, the...
Natrona Football Preview [Video]
Casper-Natrona once again figures to be a 4A championship contender in football which is nothing new for this program. Head Coach Steve Harshman is entering his 34th year at the helm of the Mustangs with 33 straight playoff appearances and 7 State Championships. NC went 7-4 and leveraged their defense...
CWC shows out on the soccer pitch versus top competition
(Riverton, WY) – On Saturday, August 24, both CWC Soccer teams faced a pair of talent-rich foes in Salt Lake City. The women’s team took on the Utah Surf, a semi-pro team that competes in the Women’s Premier Soccer League, in a scrimmage, while the men played the number 4 ranked NJCAA team in the nation, Salt Lake City Community College. Both games took place at Bruin Field on the SLCC campus.
Cowboys open ’24 season at Arizona State
The Wyoming Cowboys will open the Jay Sawvel era on Saturday evening with a trip to Big-12 foe Arizona State. It will be the first meeting between the former conference rivals since 1977. The contest will be broadcasted on FS1 with Chris Myers on the call joined in the booth...
Rangers third as a team at Pinedale Invitational
The Kemmerer High School boys’ golf team showed what it’s capable of when it fields a full team, placing third last week at the Pinedale Invitational, held at Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course. Two Rangers finished in the Top 5. Senior Austin Christen finished second overall, and just missed...
Lusk begins cross country era
LUSK – Jim Lyons is no stranger to Niobrara County High Schools’ (NCHS) newest athletic program. After a trial run last fall with a handful of middle school students, cross country was approved by the school board earlier this year. Already the NCHS head boys’ track and field...
Behind the lines…Gridiron dreams
Guest Posts on County 10 are provided by contributors and the opinions, thoughts, and comments within are their own and may not necessarily reflect those of County 10. We take predicting football for granted, at least I do. In covering as many games, in as many divisions as I will this fall, it’s easy to know who is coming back, who will impact the game this year as a junior or senior and on the other side of the coin, who is going to be down.
The Ford Wyoming Center’s Internet Is Now Super Fast
If you've attended a concert, rodeo, or sporting event at the Ford Wyoming Center in the past, you know how difficult it is to get phone service. Wi-Fi was always available but wasn't strong enough to support many people, causing issues when guests were trying to upload pictures or update social media pages. It was also an issue for vendors trying to accept payments or needing Wi-Fi for their displays.
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