In Cheyenne, gallery show of miniatures yields big surprises
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Clay Paper Scissors Gallery invited artists to create works using tiny mint tins.
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Nichols enters records suit fray, says trustees kept her in dark
In Oct. 15 filing, a lawyer for former UW president Laurie Nichols asked to intervene, saying the former president was kept in the dark by trustees. News organizations oppose Nichols’ intervention, which is expected to delay resolution of the case
Dazzling dancer
Babs Case leads Dancers’ Workshop, one of the state’s most active artistic groups, as it conducts classes and invites emissaries to Wyoming to teach and perform.
Media distrust in Wyoming: A Q&A with Rod Hicks
Society of Professional Journalists selected Casper for a yearlong project on media distrust. The project’s leader talks about his takeaways.
Running into history
A hardy crowd gathered in South Pass City for running races through the northern Red Desert in celebration of Wyoming Public Lands Day.
