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For the third year in a row, Central Wyoming College Theater Director Mike Myers spent a majority of his summer vacation volunteering in a faraway land on his own dime. This
New York Times bestselling author Craig Johnson talks about his newest Walt Longmire mystery Hell is Empty at Central Wyoming College Wednesday, November 2. Presented by the CWC Library, Johnson promotes
A second year Central Wyoming College nursing student from Jackson details a 10-day medical mission trip to Ethiopia Friday, November 18 at over the college’s interactive classroom network to room
Many of the lead roles in Central Wyoming College’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream are first-semester freshman. “That’s not going to happen at a big school,” said director Mike
The Lander Photo Group is exhibiting photographs at the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Gallery at Central Wyoming College from Dec. 1 to Feb. 11. A public reception is scheduled in
Heidi Beirich, who leads one of the most highly regarded non-governmental operations monitoring hate groups and extremism in the world, is the featured speaker at Central Wyoming College Monday, Feb.
Central Wyoming College is renewing an emphasis in agriculture education and Ben Rux is leading the charge. Rux, a Crowheart area farmer and rancher with a master’s degree in agriculture
Two Central Wyoming College athletes received academic achievement awards from the National Junior College Athletic Association. Nicole Kallas of Evanston, a volleyball player for Coach Tiffany Stauffenberg was presented the
A Native American headdress, estimated to be more than 100 years old, was donated to Central Wyoming College’s collection by a neighbor of Alice and Fred Nicol. Bernie and Sue
Central Wyoming College has been awarded a $230,000 federal grant to continue its successful Talent Search program. Talent Search, funded by the U.S. Department of Education, identifies and assists individuals