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ZCISD has announced its Summer Feeding Program, offering free and nutritious meals to children aged 18 and under at participating feeding sites throughout the county.

Self-measured blood pressure monitoring kits are now available for checkout at libraries in Lander, Dubois and Riverton.

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health clinic assistant Rachel Stumblingbear has filed for election to the Lawrence school board. Stumblingbear, who grew up in

State, national and international media frequently feature the University of Wyoming and members of its community in stories. Here is a summary of some of the recent coverage:

With the summer break in effect, a handful of school districts throughout the Rio Grande Valley announced the start of their summer food programs.

Laramie County School District 1 announces its participation in the federally funded summer food service program.”There are so many kids that utilize our breakfast and lunch programs through the school year. I mean, you look at how many... even our dinner programs. You look at how many meals a kid get from school on any given week, even if they are getting breakfast and lunch. Thats ten meals out of 21 meals a week thats a lot of meals. And the fact that they might not have access to that in t...

With the summer break in effect, a handful of school districts throughout the Rio Grande Valley announced the start of their summer food programs.

The bus is a partnership with GNR Public Health.

LISD and UISD launched Summer Meals program for children 18 and under to alleviate food concerns for those from low-income families

TOPEKA, Kan. — Courtney Koenig, of Pittsburg, was recently named by AARP Kansas as one of 18 individuals who have received Fellowships to participate in the 2023 Kansas State Walking College.