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Meals on Wheels has a plan to keep food on tables during the holidays (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - As the holidays creep closer, many families' tables are looking a little empty. Stephanie Freeman, executive director of Meals on Wheels, tells Wyoming News Now the organization sees higher numbers come the winter months. "As it gets colder, it becomes more difficult to get out, move about, get to the grocery store and those types of things...so we do tend to see our numbers increase in the winter months, the cold months." says Freeman. And with the colder months comes major hol
A nationwide campaign to stop the expansion of AI data centers stops in Cheyenne (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - An A.I. data center revolt bus made a stop here across the street from the municipal building hours before city council put the Cox Ranch Annexation up for a vote. Cheyenne is currently facing the largest data center build-out in Wyoming. The A.I. Data Center Revolt bus is a nationwide tour rand by grassroots organization, Humans First. Their goal is to bring communities together to show them they have a voice. Amy Kremer with Humans First says, "They are shoving this infrastruc
Central Wyoming College says Laramie County Community College's proposed name "selfish" and "self-serving" (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - Laramie County Community College's proposed name change to Wyoming State College has been approved. However, President Brad Tyndall of Central Wyoming College says while the name change may be great for LCCC, it may come at a cost for other colleges in the state. "In a way, strategically, it is brilliant, it's just also selfish and self-serving, and it hurts the University of Wyoming. It kind of implies that there is a state school out there. I think it is blatantly obvious that
"Empty Bowl" raises money for Volunteers of America Northern Rockies (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - Volunteers of America put on their annual "Empty Bowl" event at Laramie County Community College in order to raise money for those in need. Vice President of Institutional Advancement for VOA, Cheryl Hackett, says this is their 5th time putting this event together. However, it all started based off an event that occurred nearly three decades ago. "Started back in 1990 with an art teacher in Michigan who led a simple soup supper for his students and the community to really illus
Discovery Day brings S.T.E.A.M. to students (opens the original)
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Cheyenne, Wyo. - The Wyoming Air National Guard hosting Discover Day to bring S.T.E.A.M. learning to students. S.T.E.A.M. stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Staff Sergeant Ophelia Danso says Wyoming Air National Guard has hosted this event for years in hopes to give students an idea of how to integrate S.T.E.A.M. into their lives after graduation. "And so, we are trying to give them an opportunity to show them what they can do in real life. Like after they graduate or so
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