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The sixth in a seven-part series of letters to the editor in which our readers react to the events of Jan. 6, 2021. These letters were primarily sent Jan. 8 and 9. We will publish all letters on this subject sent to us between Jan. 6-10.
Brendan Carter as Dr. Frank-n-Furter and Jordan Wolfe as Brad Majors perform in Opera House Theatre Company’s “The Rocky Horror Show,” being held through next Friday and Saturday night outside on the steps of Thalian Hall. (Port City Daily/Shea Carver) WILMINGTON—It’s hard to remember what it is like going to a full capacity, in-person concert, theater production or community art show. Once March 17 hit almost 10 months ago, all activity pretty much ceased across the globe. Concerts came to a halt and livestreams popped up in their stead. Art exhibits went virtual. Theater productio...
1 of 2 Dr. Jack Ullrich (right), a general surgeon at Ivinson Memorial Hospital, provides instruction to Sierra Levene, a first-year WWAMI student from Laramie, on how to begin and complete a suturing procedure on a chicken thigh. The same tools and techniques would be used to apply stitches to a wound in the human body or during a surgical procedure. Tori Johnson Photo Anthony Menghini (left), a second-year WWAMI student from Cheyenne, looks on while Dr. Mark McKenna, a physician at Premier Bone and Joint Centers, assists second-year WWAMI student Amanda Galambas,...
December 14, 2020 Dr. Jack Ullrich (right), a general surgeon at Ivinson Memorial Hospital, provides instruction to Sierra Levene, a first-year WWAMI student from Laramie, on how to begin and complete a suturing procedure on a chicken thigh. The same tools and techniques would be used to apply stitches to a wound in the human body or during a surgical procedure. (Tori Johnson Photo) The University of Wyoming’s WWAMI Medical Education Program recently provided opportunities for clinical faculty and local physician volunteers to work together to give medical students real-life work experience...
Thing in his hometown? >> so you've come back to portsmouth. decided you were going to be in the development business. did anybody say you're nuts? because this town is over. >> and they're still saying that. everybody questions the investment all the time. but it's -- it's -- if this is -- this is our home and then we have no other choice but either fix it up or you let it fall down around you. >> if not us, who, say these vets? tim now has 18 people in recovery working for him. literally, rebuilding the town he and dale king love. >> this will be the greatest comeback in any small town. i gu...