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At least 8 people are injured after tornado strikes Wyoming coal mine - Vimarsana News

At least 8 people are injured after tornado strikes Wyoming coal mine

(CNN) — A tornado struck the largest coal mine in the US while workers were in the midst of a shift change Friday in northeast Wyoming, injuring at least 8

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Colors for Cancer - Successful 5K Color Run will help local cancer patient, Converse County Cancer Task Force - Vimarsana News

Colors for Cancer - Successful 5K Color Run will help local cancer patient, Converse County Cancer Task Force

Mother Nature won the first attempt of this year’s annual Peak Fitness 5K Color Run. However, nothing could stop the approximately 100 runners, walkers and dogs in the rescheduled popular

Wyoming and Park County Unemployment Dropped in May 2023 - Vimarsana News

Wyoming and Park County Unemployment Dropped in May 2023

From April to May, Park County's unemployment dropped down from 3.5% to 2.5% according to the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services.

Murphy: Why Wyoming families deserve child care support in state elections - Vimarsana News

Murphy: Why Wyoming families deserve child care support in state elections

Picture a Wyoming family of four. James works a full-time job, while Sarah works part-time, is an active member of the community, and is responsible for most childcare responsibilities. Through

MHCC CEO: Health care industry disruption nationally forcing changes at rural hospitals - Doctors leaving doesn't change vision, plan for county-owned employer | News - Vimarsana News

MHCC CEO: Health care industry disruption nationally forcing changes at rural hospitals - Doctors leaving doesn't change vision, plan for county-owned employer | News

Memorial Hospital of Converse County, CEO Matt Dammeyer has a vision and a plan. It’s just that he doesn’t share it often publicly, partly because he wants empirical, long-term data