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After a successful year and a half on the film festival and screening circuit, the University of Wyoming’s 55-minute science, adventure and conservation documentary film, “Deer 139,” will premiere online on the spring equinox. Viewers are invited to join the premiere on YouTube at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 20. A live question-and-answer session with the film’s team will follow the premiere at 7:55 p.m. via a Zoom webinar. Both events are free and open to the public. For more information, and to access the documentary film, click here. Advertisement The film will be freely ava...

March 16, 2021 Tennessee Watson, from left, Anya Tyson and Sam Dwinnell hike through western Wyoming in a scene from the documentary film “Deer 139.” The University of Wyoming-produced documentary film will premiere online Saturday, March 20. (Morgan Heim Photo) After a successful year and a half on the film festival and screening circuit, the University of Wyoming’s 55-minute science, adventure and conservation documentary film, “Deer 139,” will premiere online on the spring equinox. Viewers are invited to join the premiere on YouTube at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 20. A live question-a...

Make-A-Wish continues in 2021 February 10, 2021 Not even a pandemic could deter students from Green River High School from hosting the annual Make-A-Wish fundraising events this year. While the fundraising period has been condensed into a single week this year, there are a number of events the high school plans to host for the entire community. While the decades-long rivalry between the high schools in Green River and Rock Springs has serves as a fuel for the fundraising, Marisa DeClercq, the student council sponsor at GRHS, said the Wolves are joining forces with the Tigers to combine their ...

In January, Sheridan Region Wildlife Biologist Tim Thomas marked 30 years of service with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.  Thomas began his career with Game and Fish as an education technician, first at Ranch A Fish Hatchery in northeast Wyoming and then at the Sybille Wildlife Research Facility near Laramie. After receiving a Bachelor’s of Science in wildlife biology from the University of Montana, with minors in botany and zoology, he worked with the Department’s habitat branch on sheep winter range near Dubois. He then worked on disease issues related to feedgrounds in Pinedale ...