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May 24, 2024
Arp Elementary School, Smith County Clubhouse and the City of Longview received Reliable Flexible Funding grants from the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health to help fund mental health work in their respective communities. The grants will be distributed over the course of five years.
May 3, 2024
Harp Elementary's Andrew Brownfield and first-grader Holland Voss, recount the story of how an apple almost meant the difference between life and death.
April 13, 2024
CHEYENNE — It’s been almost a year since students from Arp Elementary School were moved into a swing space, and it’s been more than two years since the local school
April 8, 2024
Although Wyoming wasn't on the path of totality for Monday's total eclipse like it was in 2017, plenty of people were looking to the sky around midday to see the eclipse, which was about 50% to 60% across the state.
April 4, 2024
CHEYENNE — Lawmakers will play catch-up this interim leading up to the 2025 general session as school districts work to complete studies related to construction projects and prepare to advocate
April 3, 2024
CHEYENNE — Lawmakers will play catch-up this interim leading up to the 2025 general session as school districts work to complete studies related to construction projects and prepare to advocate
March 9, 2024
“Research has repeatedly shown that good facilities support and strengthen learning, while poor facilities have a negative effect on student and teacher performance, health, and safety.”
February 24, 2024
CHEYENNE — Wyoming senators voted to remove funding for several new school construction projects from the Senate budget bill Thursday, but representatives in the House voted to keep the same
December 22, 2023
CHEYENNE — On the final day of their two weeks of budget hearings, members of the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee on Wednesday reviewed a $347.6 million bill draft that