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Can the Free Market Solve the Climate Emergency? Electric vehicle producers sure want you to think so. In the past year, unprecedented wildfires on the West Coast gave California a seemingly perpetual sepia makeover; the number of hurricanes in the Atlantic quickly outpaced the National Hurricane Center’s ability to name them; and Texas’s entire power grid went down during an extreme winter storm, killing dozens, if not more. All of these events are linked to climate change.  The people who have been forced to live in this intensely individualist society, especially people of col...

The Wyoming Food for Thought Project recently announced the return of their Winter Market season, beginning on March 13. It will run once-monthly, beginning on the 13, followed by April 10 and then May 8. It will run from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Good Food Hub, located at 420 W 1 st Street, in Casper. Get our free mobile app The Winter Market is a place for local vendors to sell their goods, from local food and produce, to body care products, home décor, gifts and more. It’s designed to create transactions directly from seller to buyer, benefitting local producers and merchants.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Food for Thought Project said on Wednesday that they are seeking volunteer drivers to help distribute food bags to children

The wind blew cold and the participants in the annual Martin Luther King Day/Equality Day events remembered those less fortunate than themselves, even without the annual march and service at First United Methodist Church. Vicki Pollock was among those who donated coats for Project Homeless Connect in the parking lot between the Wyoming Food for Thought Project and the James Reeb Memorial Park. Pollock handed them to volunteer Janet deVries, whose SUV was already stuffed with coats collected during the day. The donations were part of the alternative to the annual march canceled due to COVID-1...

This year's Martin Luther King Day of Service and Remembrance on Monday won't feature a rally, a march or a service at the United Methodist Church. Like so many other events affected by the coronavirus pandemic, it will go virtual with the launch of a multi-year community service project, according to Servewyoming.org. The Casper Freedom Trail project features a virtual tour of locations related to the civil rights movement in Casper. Servewyoming will post an online presentation of the trail. After you have watched it, the organization invites you to drive through Casper to view the places f...