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Meeteetse Museums and the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum lost some funds when the Trump administration terminated National Endowment for the Humanities grants across the country earlier this year.
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Ernie Marsh will receive a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. He’s a silversmith and bit and spur maker based in Lovell.
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Grand Teton Music Festival lures more young people with free events and meet-ups.
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A new mural at the Plains Indian Museum in Cody centers the national mammal and explores how they interact with other species and the environment. The artist behind it created a song to translate the mural into sound.
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This year’s fair celebrates 120 years of tradition and kicks off the national countdown to America’s 250th birthday in 2026.
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Wyoming politicians show support while event largely avoids contemporary controversy.
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The group spent the week camped at Crow Creek and even helped with a bison harvest.
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The film’s producers are using this recognition to ask people to reach out to their representatives to make the Not Invisible Act Commission report available after it was taken offline by the Trump administration.
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After a three-month delay, the Trump administration released 2025 funds to state historic preservation offices last week, but 2026 funding is still in question.
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Wyoming kicked off its semiquincentennial events on the grounds of the Wyoming State Capitol in Cheyenne on July 10, with eight hours of history programming and entertainment, including a rededication of a Liberty Bell replica.
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'Strangers in the Land' traces 19th-century violence against Chinese immigrants in Wyoming to contemporary crackdowns.
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What some deem the “most difficult cycling race on Earth” has reached the Cowboy State. The Tour Divide is a nearly 2,800-mile course that loosely follows the Continental Divide.