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Of the 109 players at the NJCAA Women’s National Golf Championship in Daytona Beach, Florida, freshman Sarah Schroefel placed in the top half.The four day event took place on the

Central Wyoming College had a wide range of graduates this May with the youngest graduate still in high school and the oldest a retiree; both graduates had visions, determination and

I’m not a physically flexible person. I’m not always mentally flexible. Must be time to stretch. Warm-up stretches for business Warm-up stretches before physical activity can enhance performance and reduce

“So how do you like the Start-Up Institute?” a friend asked. It was the first time I didn’t know how to answer the question. I’ve gotten a lot of great

As an environmental advocate, Dr. Brad Tyndall, vice president for academic affairs at Central Wyoming College, has been invited by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Royal Commission for Jubail to

After nominated for Student of the Week Eric Bennett, sophomore from Albuquerque, New Mexico, was selected to be Student of the Year. Bennett was one of 32 other CWC students

CWC signs more athletes this month to join the Rustlers. Cross Country Chelsea Badhawk signed a letter of intent last week by coach Al Lara to join the 2016 cross country

It’s 15 minutes after our 15 hours of class is over for the week, and no one is leaving. Several of us are deep in conversation about naming our companies.

A historic apple orchard located at Central Wyoming College’s Sinks Canyon Center has received funds to help replenish deteriorating heritage apple trees that can be grown in Wyoming. CWC was

Ending the season with the second lowest score in the NJCAA Region IX golf season proved well for freshman Sarah Schroefel. Her score qualified her for nationals in Daytona Beach,