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a- The Federalist Society's latest fundraising letter, from President Eugene B. Meyer, announces its Freedom of Thought Project, "a special initiative designed to promote discussion and debate on freedom of thought in five consequential areas of society."   The five areas are:  Big Tech, the corporate world, the legal community, the academic world, and opinion leaders.     Meyer notes the firings that have become an all-too-common occurrence as an enforcement mechanism for wokeism.  In what appears to me to be a first for the Federalist Society, he drops the W-word.     "It is striki...

Organizations interested in receiving support from these grants can apply for the next grant cycle. The deadline is March 15.

PacifiCorp Foundation Awards Grants to Wyoming Nonprofits Published: December 23, 2020 Mimi's House is among the non-profits receiving a grant from the PacifiCorp Foundation. Chastidy Greenwood-Fox, Mimi's House Two dozen non-profits in Wyoming, including five in Casper, received thousands of dollars in grants from the PacifiCorp Foundation to strengthen arts and other programs in communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a news release. Arts and educational organizations have had to find creative ways to present their programs including using virtual programs to connect to fami...

CASPER — As winter settles into communities throughout Wyoming, ending a year that has brought challenges like no other, it’s the arts and humanities programs that continue to provide needed connection and healing. Local organizations that deliver art, music, theater, learning resources and connection to local history and place have had to pivot during 2020 in ways never imagined. Many have moved to virtual programming to connect with families and students at home while also working behind-the-scenes to preserve cherished in-person programs so that they can return in the future. To suppor...

More than 3,000 kids in Natrona County got to have Christmas thanks to the Casper community coming together. 2020 had, after all, been a whirlwind of a year due to the pandemic. With that came a series of various other unfortunate events, not the least of which was an economic downturn that led many people to a sense of financial insecurity. This was in addition to the normal setbacks and hardships that plague many during the holiday season. For these reasons and more, Stuff the Van exists to provide some semblance of normalcy to families across Natrona County. And they’ve been doing it for...