Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
Wyoming mystery writer Craig Johnson has book signings in Wheatland and Douglas this evening. For times and locations, go to www.craigallenjohnson.com.He recently sent a typically humorous dispatch from his book
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
Update from Holly Turner at the Nicolaysen Art Museum in Casper: The museum is scheduled to reopen to the public at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 11, but will close early
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
Lander photographer Juan Laden sends this news:Just wanted to let you know that I have six pieces from my “Passing Memories, Descansos, roadside memorials of the West” series in a
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
Musician and Casper native Spencer Bohren announces a fall schedule that takes him from Switzerland back to the Rocky Mountain region. You can find the details of his Swiss gigs
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
From the Montana Arts Council blog: The Helena Public Art Committee (HPAC) seeks to commission site-specific artwork for the City of Helena, Montana, to be located on the front, back
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 9, 2009
Wyomingarts spends most workday mornings (9 a.m.-noon) listening to Wyoming Public Radio’s Morning Music online with Grady Kirkpatrick. It improves the mood, aids donut digestion and hastens the approval of
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 8, 2009
By now, you’ve read about the flash floods that hit Casper last Friday, July 3. Torrential rains flooded a number of buildings on the Casper College campus, including the Gertrude
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 8, 2009
By now, you’ve read about the flash floods that hit Casper last Friday, July 3. Torrential rains flooded a number of buildings on the Casper College campus, including the Gertrude
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 8, 2009
Wind-powered art at the Mile High Music Festival in Denver July 18-19. Go to http://www.cbs4denver.com/video/?id=59307@kcnc.dayport.com
Uncategorized | Posted: July 8, 2009
This good news comes from Laramie writer Julianne Couch:My energy travelogue, Earth, Wind & Sky: A Power Tour, has been acquired by Texas Tech University Press. Book research takes me
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