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From coal-brick homes to water filters, Wyoming is searching for ways to use coal without burning it. Whether that can buoy the sagging industry remains to be seen.

The market is rapidly moving away from coal, which has fueled Wyomings economy for decades. State leaders are trying to stop the trend, but they havent had much success.

The market is rapidly moving away from coal, which has fueled Wyomings economy for decades. State leaders are trying to stop the trend, but they havent had much success.

The talented novelist Nthikeng Mohlele’s debut short-story collection lacks the vitality that makes short stories magical

The contracts would have been used to assist with the public health department's rollout of a COVID-19 vaccine education campaign using federal funds already approved by the commission.

Nurses are receiving a pay raise to make salaries more competitive with other health care providers.

Some Campbell County residents are criticizing the local library after a social media post last month. The post read, "June is Pride Month and Rainbow Book Month. For this months Teen Room blog, Sarah writes about few titles you can check out from your library that will connect you with the LGBTQIA+ collection at CCPL." During the meeting, members of the public accused the library of favoring certain groups over others and pushing the topic onto children and teens. Some people in the community ...

-Submitted photo West Minist’r band in 1970: kneeling, Chuck Henderson; back row, from left: Kirk Kaufman, Dean Davis, Rusty Bell and Frank Wiewel. -Submitted photo The Rogues in basement of Dean Davis’ home in 1965: from left, Brian Nelson, Robbi Dunn, Dean Davis and Doug (Luther) Thompson. -Submitted photo West Minist’r band in 1970: kneeling, Chuck Henderson; back row, from left: Kirk Kaufman, Dean Davis, Rusty Bell and Frank Wiewel. “Ladies and gentlemen, the Beatles!�...

“Mama D” Helen Corine Aulds Davis Wednesday, February 3, 2021 “Mama D” Helen Corine Aulds Davis, a beloved lifetime resident of Choudrant, Louisiana, was received into Heaven’s glory while sleeping peacefully in her home on January 30. Graveside services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, February 1, 2021 at Choudrant Memorial Cemetery in Choudrant, LA. A visitation was held from 9 until 10 a.m. at the First Baptist Church in Choudrant,...

COVID-19 has affected Columbia Senior Center’s number of volunteers and customers.