A Glenrock baby made sure he arrived on his due date and not a minute late. The Casper Star-Tribune reports Oliver was born at a gas station. Skylar and Kaleb Clayson were on their way to the hospital, but as they pulled off I-25, Skylar could feel Oliver’s head already. Medical personnel responded to the 911 call, placed just about a minute before he was born, and mom and baby were admitted to the hospital about 10 minutes later.
A group of Douglas Middle School students organized a walk to honor Holocaust victims and survivors. The Douglas Budget reports after students read “Prisoner B-3087,” they wanted to find a way to build empathy and connect their learning to a meaningful experience. So, a group of them organized a walk, going two miles barefoot, based on the long “death marches” many prisoners were forced to take.
A former Powell resident recently crossed paths with a U.S. Senator in a highly unexpected place. The Powell Tribune reports Anne Condie is working at an airfield at McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Sen. Cynthia Lummis stopped by to check out the research happening there.
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