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Laramie County Community College will host a College Transfer Fair next month to help students transition to a university of four year college.

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The results of the 2014 Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students (PAWS) have been made public for the PODER Academy in Cheyenne.

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The Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne received a $750,000 from the Daniels Fund to the Club to help build its new facility.

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Contracts with firms to study student housing at the University of Wyoming and plan for expansion of the Rochelle Athletic Center were authorized by the UW Board of Trustees today (Friday).

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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will be working with the Animal Planet television network this fall on a pilot program called "Back Country Wyoming."

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The Arch Coal Foundation kicked off its Teacher Achievement Awards Program Monday in Wyoming, according to Greg Schaefer, Arch Coal, Inc. vice president of external affairs, western region.

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The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees will hear reports on a host of key UW initiatives during its regular meeting Sept. 10-12.

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A new task force charged by Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead and the Legislature efforts to upgrade science programs and laboratories at the University of Wyoming will meet in Laramie.

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Two teachers from Cheyenne's Davis Elementary School had the privilege to study at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum over the summer.

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A “topping-off” ceremony to mark a milestone in construction of the University of Wyoming’s Michael B. Enzi STEM Facility will take place Friday, Sept. 5.

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