Samuel Sanders
News InternSamuel Sanders attends the University of Wyoming where he is working on a BA degree in English. He grew up in Sheridan, WY where he graduated from high school in 2014. Sam plays violin in the University of Wyoming Symphony Orchestra, and he plans on keeping playing for the rest of his life. Sam’s passions include listening to music of almost all types and reading classic literature. Some of Sam’s hobbies include gourmet cooking and trying to write poetry. He has listened to NPR and WPR for his entire life and has in part taken on his internship with WPR in order to pay tribute to this element which has helped to shape his life.
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The U.S. House of Representatives is currently considering two bills that could put up millions of acres of National Forest lands for state control. The… -
The Wyoming State Parks division is looking to rebrand itself and fuel more Wyoming tourism.The division's new media strategy will start with redesigned… -
Seventy-four years ago as of last Friday, President Franklin Roosevelt signed an executive order to imprison thousands of Japanese Americans in internment… -
In a $1.9 billion deal, Black Hills Energy has purchased SourceGas, expanding the company's utility operations in Wyoming. The companies agreed to the… -
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has released a new smartphone app to provide users with travel information and road conditions. Users of the app… -
For the third straight year, the Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails division reported record-breaking numbers. Visitors to recreation sites…
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This spring, the Wyoming State Historical Society plans to launch a new online database of oral histories from around the state. The database will be a… -
With energy prices in a slump, oil and gas employment in Wyoming was down 30% in December from the same time in 2014, to just under 13,000 jobs. Economist…
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