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Today in Wyoming history: In 1915, Gov. John B. Kendrick approved a Workers Compensation act establishing a state maintained Workers Compensation fund. While heavily litigated, occasionally amended, and often castigated,
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Today in Wyoming history: In 1915, Gov. John B. Kendrick approved a Workers Compensation act establishing a state maintained Workers Compensation fund. While heavily litigated, occasionally amended, and often castigated,
Starting at Trail End at 10:00 a.m., New Year’s Day, Trail End Historic Site participated in the "First Day Hike" program – a twenty-plus-year-old national initiative designed to encourage not only a healthy and active lifestyle but an appreciation for the nation’s parks and historic sites. Shari
Christmas with the Kenricks is a popular annual event at the Kendrick Mansion. It is in it’s fifth year this year, and participants watch live actors perform a play that unfolds room by room. Each year is different and this year visitors stepped back in time to the holiday housewarming party the Ken
Local legend around supernatural activity at the Trail End historic site can be explained by natural means, according to Superintendent Sharie Shada.
Labor Day is an old holiday in the United States, it was declared a federal holiday in 1894 by President Grover Cleveland. But, before it was an official federal holiday, Labor Day was recognized as a holiday in several individual states. Sheridan Enterprise, September 7, 1909 - Labor Day and its