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PHOTOS: What if you were a Wyoming Supreme Court justice? Casper College students got to find out (opens the original)
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The robes went on, the gavel was ready and the courtroom was suddenly in the hands of Casper College students. At the annual âYou Be the Judgeâ event Sept. 24, students stepped into the roles of Wyoming Supreme Court justices and faced the difficult choices that come with deciding a case. For a few hours, Wheeler Hall became their courtroomâand the students had the final say. They knew they would hear arguments. They didnât know just how divided theyâd be when it was over.
PHOTOS: New helibase opens at Casper airport to support wildfire response (opens the original)
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The Casper/Natrona County International Airport is now home to the Wyoming State Forestry Divisionâs new Helibase, providing a dedicated base for aerial firefighting and wildfire response. A ribbon-cutting took place Sept. 24, 2026, marking the opening of the new facility and its role in strengthening Wyomingâs wildfire response capabilities. After years of operating from aging facilities, Wyomingâs wildfire aviation program has a new home built to change how crews respond.
PHOTOS: Relive history with Voices and Votes Democracy in America display at Fort Caspar (opens the original)
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What does democracy look like in everyday life? Visitors to Fort Caspar can explore that question through âVoices and Votes: Democracy in America,â a Smithsonian traveling exhibition that brings the story of American democracy to Casper. The display traces the people, events and ideas that have shaped the nationâs democratic traditions, offering a look at how Americans have participated in â and influenced â the countryâs political process throughout history. A rare Smithsonian exhib
PHOTOS: First Interstate employees roll up their sleeves to give back in Casper (opens the original)
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First Interstate Bank employees rolled up their sleeves Sept. 16, 2026, to give back to the communities they call home during the bankâs ninth annual Volunteer Day. Across 10 states, employees took an afternoon away from their usual routines to lend a hand, completing nearly 400 community service projects in support of local organizations and causes. In Casper, employees joined the effort by volunteering their time and talents to make a difference close to home. One step at a time, firefighter
PHOTOS: In remembrance of 9/11, Kelly Walsh climbs to honor those who never came home (opens the original)
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On Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, Kelly Walsh gathered to remember those lost on 9/11. Students, JROTC cadets and local first responders walked 14.5 laps around Harry Geldien Stadium in a solemn tribute to those who never came home. Wyoming Housing Network brought Gov. Mark Gordon, Mike Rowe and other housing and workforce leaders together Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2026, at Casp… RiverFest was held at Crossroads Park in Casper on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026. The annual Art in the Park was held at Mike Sedar Park
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