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Youth ChalleNGe program steps up recruiting efforts
Wyoming Youth ChalleNGe program steps up recruiting efforts
CHEYENNE -- Officials at a Wyoming National Guard program that helps high school dropouts get back on track with six months of exercise, coursework and community service literally have been knocking on doors to recruit new cadets.
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Clark man reflects on time as Army veterinarian
Wyoming man reflects on time as Army veterinarian
POWELL -- Having served as an Army Green Beret in the 1960s, Don Tolman of Clark has some interesting stories to tell.
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Gillette academy prepares students for culinary careers

Amid the din of clanking pots, chopping knives and dish-scrubbing, Campbell County High School sophomores scurry around the Gillette College kitchen gathering ingredients and fielding requests from the head chef.
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UW wins Border War!
On Saturday afternoon UW beat Colorado State 44 to 0. Trib.com is there to talk to fans and get reactions from players!
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Gallery: Cowboys vs. W. Illinois
Wyoming Cowboys basketball takes on the Western Illinois Leathernecks on Saturday Nov. 20, 2010 in Laramie.
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Gallery: 2010 Border War
The Wyoming Cowboys beat the Colorado State Rams 44-0 in the 102nd meeting of the conference rival game; the Border War.
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Wyoming BLM oil and gas leasing practices stir debate
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Ed panel OKs costs adjustments
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Wolf bills unlikely to advance this Congress

A Look Back in Time
Freudenthal proposes merit-based bonuses for Wyoming state workers
Wyoming BLM sets sage grouse management plan meetings
Wyoming Governor Freudenthal: Feds unlikely to change position on wolves
Pilots uneasy about bomber range expansion from North Dakota to Wyoming

Talkin' with Sal: Thanks and giving
CAPS update tops Natrona County school board agenda
City allows high school to practice in old school gym

Super 25 Anniversary Team
Casper Star Tribune catches up with best of the best in Wyoming high school football. Managi…

Casper College Bomb Threat Media Conference
Casper College President Walter Nolte, Director of College Relations Rich Fujita, and Direct…

Video: Haitian Art Exhibit In Casper
Haitian street art is bought in Haiti and brought to Casper's The Corridor Gallery to be sho…

Burlesque Performance Practice
Tropes Burlesque is a new dance troupe in Laramie that performs burlesque shows. Christine P…

World War II series : John Pedry
John Pedry flew as a bombardier on a B-26 during World War II. He describes being wounded by…

Yellowstone and Poplar car accident
Trib.com brings you raw footage from a car accident on Monday afternoon in Casper. Click her…

Photo of the Day
Haley Shade, 6, tosses a snowball near a snowman she built as her brother, Sawyer Shade, 4, laughs on Saturday, Nov. ...

Wyoming Outdoors photos
To submit your photos, email christine.peterson@trib.com

They Served With Honor
Some have said that 1,000 World War II veterans die each day in United States. History dies with each one.

Follow the Natrona County School Board as they take on the steps they see necessary to reach their ideal standing in 2025.

Wyoming's schools are well-funded but might be funded too well.

12:00 am A Look Back in Time
Nov 21 Talkin' with Sal: Thanks and giving
Nov 21 CAPS update tops Natrona County school board agenda
Nov 21 City allows high school to practice in old school gym
Nov 21 Casper City Council will consider help for Parkway Plaza
Nov 21 Apartment fire leads to arson charge
Nov 20 Casper eyes health care savings

Business Energy Legislature

CHEYENNE -- The number of oil and gas leases the Bureau of Land Management office in Wyoming will be auctioning off next February will hit a three-year low, according to bureau statistics.

1:45 am Wyoming Youth ChalleNGe program steps up recruiting efforts
1:00 am Wolf bills unlikely to advance this Congress
12:30 am Wyoming man reflects on time as Army veterinarian
12:00 am Wyoming briefs
Nov 21 Freudenthal proposes merit-based bonuses for Wyoming state workers
Nov 21 Wyoming BLM sets sage grouse management plan meetings
Nov 21 Wyoming Governor Freudenthal: Feds unlikely to change position on wolves

College Local High School University of Wyoming

One to grow on
LARAMIE -- Wyomings seniors closed out their career with one of their most memorable victories.

12:00 am 'We grinded a win out'
Nov 21 Prep football: All-conference
Nov 21 Bluejays hand Cowgirls first loss
Nov 21 Fearing shoots T-Birds to victory
Nov 21 The Boot fits

Celebrity News Open Spaces The Weekender Enjoy! Lifestyles Health Live Well

The Sargent Foundation awards grants

Nov 21 Memory Keepers: Crop for better stories
Nov 21 CAT, MEET DOG
Nov 21 Coupon Queen: Insider secrets
Nov 21 Thanksgiving wine
Nov 21 Religion Today: The Greatest Threat to Religious Freedom
Nov 19 Review: Cold War gets reheated in 'Call of Duty'
Nov 19 Laramie's first Burlesque troupe premiers tonight

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Final Freudenthal budget would boost infrastructure
Gov. Dave Freudenthal's final supplemental budget request does a good job of restoring money to local governments and highway funding that was cut in recent years, while providing additional dollars for school construction and energy research.

12:00 am Editorial lacks legal facts
12:00 am What a Christian is
12:00 am Our one-way trip awaits
12:00 am No patience at UW
12:00 am Now they believe in choice
12:00 am Comment wasn't clever
12:00 am It's not their money

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Hollywood insiders gather to honor slain publicist
Hundreds of Hollywood insiders _ from Oscar-winning producers to publicists-to-the-stars _ jammed a cemetery chapel Sunday to pay tribute to one of their own, a Hollywood publicist shot to death as she drove home from a premiere for the film "Burlesque."

Nov 21 Food Network cancels 'Ace of Cakes'
Nov 21 'Harry Potter' leaps to $125.1M debut weekend
Nov 21 Britain leads International Emmys with 9 nominees
Nov 20 Daniel Day-Lewis in Ill. to prepare for 'Lincoln'
Nov 20 'Deathly Hallows' charms fans with $61M in one day
Nov 20 Taiwan is big winner at Golden Horse film festival
Nov 19 White powder sent to `Dancing With the Stars'

Leonard and Tricia Colpitts
DA seeks new trial in wallet dispute case
2 snowmobilers found in Wyoming mountains
'They call me Munch'
Updated: Judge sides with Wyoming in wolf case
Judge sides with Wyoming on wolves
New North Dakota oil formation drawing interest
Teen faces kidnapping, drug charges

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