Cinthia Descloux
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Guardians of the Children raise $3k at Wild West Fest (opens the original)
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Bull looks like a motorcycle enthusiast – dressed in leathers, a huge patch on the back of his black jacket, shades – he also looks like he’s in charge – and, willing to talk to just about anyone. He’s friendly. He’s also the president of the Wyoming chapter of Guardians of the Children (GOC), a non-profit organization in the U.S. and Canada who do just that – they look out for children who are oftentimes being harmed by the worst of humanity. GOC members use only their nicknames given within th
Powering Up Public Opinion (opens the original)
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Rolling Cedar: ‘We are not attached to any data centers, we’re just a power plant’ Rolling Cedar LLC’s Rolling Cedar Power Plant Project will not be supplying any data centers with the electricity they create once the project is up and running, according to 8 Rivers President / CEO Damian Beauchamp. Beauchamp declined to release how much the project will cost, citing they “still have bids out.” The project is a partnership developed between 8 Rivers of Durham, North Carolina and Kindle Energy of
Rendezvous celebrates state’s top talent – sheepdogs to historic wagons to dancers (opens the original)
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One of the biggest highlights of the Sheepherders Rendezvous every year is watching the Dick Grabow Memorial Dog Trials. Spectators f i lled every possible parking spot around Glenrock’s Town Park Aug. 22 while handlers and their border collies prepared to take on trios of sheep through a course designed to showcase just how well-trained – not to mention smart – sheepdogs are. The first recorded sheepdog herding trials took place in 1873, according to the morning’s announcer. The goal of the con
Fit To Be Tied (opens the original)
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Fit To Be Tied Ranch Rodeo Finals showcase working cowboys through competition as Travenick Ranch ropes first place Ranch Rodeo fans packed the Ford Grandstands during the Wyoming State Fair Aug. 11, the same thing that’s been happening for four years now, since the homegrown event returned after a year hiatus. This year, the working cowhands rodeo brought in a whopping 10 teams, one even crossing the Colorado line into the Cowboy State to take part in the fast-paced, skilled “work duties” perfo
Sheepherders Rendezvous taking over Glenrock’s Town Park Fri. (opens the original)
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There’s something magical taking place in Town Park this weekend in Glenrock – the Sheepherders Rendezvous is set for Friday through Sunday. When the sheepwagons, live history camp, “characters” and artisans are in place, it feels as if one is stepping back in time to a simpler life. It’s a life slower in pace, where friends gather around the fire come night, telling stories of lives well-lived, some picking up instruments to strum,and drawing those among them into a mellower place. There will b
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