Alanna Elder
Part-Time ReporterEmail: aelder2@uwyo.edu
Alanna Elder is studying Agroecology and Environment and Natural Resources. She has lived in Wyoming since you could rent VHS from the grocery store. She counts among her heroes her grandmother, who probably introduced her to WPR, and a bunch of women named Terry and Joan. Like many Laramie-ites before her, she is happiest in the mountains.
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The Wyoming Department of Corrections (DOC) transferred 88 inmates from the state penitentiary to a private prison in Tutweiler, Mississippi. The first… -
About 15 people circled a giant notepad at Casper College. They had already filled several pages and stuck them to the wall, and they were still… -
Until recently, Wyoming was one of only two states without a chapter of the National Black Law Students Association. UW law student Debra Bullock started… -
Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs will host trainings and listening sessions in the coming months, in response to a study by a consultant… -
The citizen board for the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Program will not meet this month as planned. The board gives advice to the BLM… -
At the end of the 2018 Legislative Session, the Wyoming House and Senate resolved two water project bills, ultimately agreeing to fund the West Fork… -
Beekeepers will have an opportunity to hone their craft at a conference this weekend in Cheyenne.The University of Wyoming Extension’s Catherine Wissner… -
One committee taking on Wyoming Governor Matt Mead’s economic diversification initiative will hold a public forum about agriculture this week.The… -
The House last week removed the West Fork Reservoir from a bill that includes a number of water projects proposed around the state. On Wednesday, the… -
High winds in West Laramie exacerbated a fire that started around 11 Monday morning and quickly spread to multiple buildings in a mobile home park. Local…
