Community Calendar

☕ Coffee & Connections
•Wednesday, January 21
•Wednesday, February 4
📍CCPL Atrium | 9:30–11:30AM

Join us at your library on the first and third Wednesday of each month for good company, light refreshments, and engaging conversations about contemporary issues — all in a relaxed, welcoming setting!

In collaboration with Microsoft and Laramie County Community College, gener8tor is proud to host the gBETA Wyoming Fall 2025 Startup Showcase! Join us for a public celebration to cheer on five of Wyoming best and brightest entrepreneurs!

📅Thursday, Jan. 22 | 🕟 4:00 – 6:00 PM MT
📍Laramie County Community College's Flex Tech Building - 1400 E College Dr, Cheyenne

Featuring:
🎤 Live pitches from the gBETA Wyoming Fall 2025 cohort—innovators in manufacturing, water sustainability, micro-partical research, financial technology, and legal technology.
🍻 Community networking with founders, employers, and change-makers over brews and bold ideas.

Let's raise a glass to Wyoming’s future, driven by daring founders and big ideas.

Do you and your pet want to volunteer as a therapy animal team in Teton County? If so, taking and passing a Therapy Animal Handler's Course is one of the first steps in the process.

We’re excited to offer our first in-person therapy animal handler's course, taught by Pet Partners Evaluator Dr. Elizabeth Lynch. Thanks to our TCPP volunteers and the Teton County Library, this course, normally an $80 value, will be free of charge. To attend, you must sign up by emailing info@tcpetpartners.org.

This in-person course covers all of the material presented in the online version, including:
-- Advocating for your animal
-- Understanding canine body language
-- Handling skills
-- HIPAA and privacy rules
-- Preventing disease transmission
-- Preparing teams to successfully pass the Pet Partners team evaluation

Please note: You must complete and pass either the online or in-person Therapy Animal Handler Course before attending a team evaluation. Our next evaluation will be held Wednesday, February 11.

Our therapy animal teams bring comfort and connection to hospitals, schools, libraries, and other local organizations. If you have questions or want to sign up for the course and/or our next team evaluation, please contact Kelly at info@tcpetpartners.org.

☕ Coffee & Connections
•Wednesday, February 4
•Wednesday, February 18
📍CCPL Atrium | 9:30–11:30AM

Join us at your library on the first and third Wednesday of each month for good company, light refreshments, and engaging conversations about contemporary issues — all in a relaxed, welcoming setting!

Need help with a black lung claim or screening?

NOWCAP staff from Sheridan will be at Campbell County Public Library the first Wednesday of every month, 10am-2pm, to assist with:
✔️ Filing new claims
✔️ Submitting paperwork
✔️ Scheduling free screenings in Gillette
✔️ Answering questions about your claim or our program

Stop by for one-on-one support. No appointment needed—first come, first served.

Hosted by NOWCAP Black Lung Clinic in partnership with Campbell County Public Library.

For more information, contact NOWCAP

2240 Coffeen Ave. Ste. A, Sheridan, WY
blsherican@bresnan.net
(307) 672-0046
nowcapblacklung.org
facebook.com/NowcapBlackLung Clinic

Teton County Pet Partners (TCPP) is a local chapter of a national organization, Pet Partners. We exist to improve lives and help people feel better! We do this by registering and matching therapy animal teams to individual and community needs.

Do you want to volunteer with your pet as a therapy animal team? If so, consider signing up for our team evaluation on Wednesday, February 11th. Each team will have a 30 minute time slot between 5 and 8pm.

To sign up for the evaluation, you must first create a Pet Partners account and then complete and pass a Therapy Animal Handler's Course. For more details, email info@tcpetpartners.org.

Our volunteers and their animals provide comfort, connection, and joy across a variety of settings. If you’d like to register as a therapy animal team, have questions, or want to observe the evaluation, email info@tcpetpartners.org. We look forward to hearing from you!

📸 Get ready to level up your photo skills during Campbell County Public Library's iPhone or iPad Photo Editing class.

📆 Saturday, February 21
🕰️10am

Carol Olson is an experienced photographer who will walk you through basic editing to transform a less than stellar photo to something better —no fancy gear needed, just your iPhone or an iPad.

✨ What you'll learn about:
•How to use your camera editing options
•One‑Tap Fixes & Filters
•Light, Color, and Crop Basics
•Fun Extras & Shortcuts
•Other tools that can be fun or make a big difference

NOTE: please update your phone to the most recent app version available. Make sure your phone or iPad is fully charged and bring your charger.

We’ll wrap up with Q&A and a fun show-and-tell of everyone’s best photo. 📱📷✨

UW Summer High School Institute is a three-week pre-college summer camp for current Wyoming high school sophomores. Accepted students will be able to take two college-like courses while exploring what UW has to offer by living in the dorms and getting to know campus. Students will also get to explore Laramie and Fort Collins.

For more information, please visit our website: https://www.uwyo.edu/hsi/index.html