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In Riverton, Native Americans make up less than 11 percent of the population but account for more than 77 percent of all arrests.
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On October 11th, the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers will be presenting a proposed plan to mitigate probable flood events. Nothing is finalized yet and the city still has to approve the project.
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The Houlihan Narratives is being held at the Bookmarked Literary Arts Festival in Lander Sept. 16. The name, Houlihan Narratives, comes from the ranching and climbing community. A houlihan throw is a way to grab and pull two things together. The premise: people go up on stage and tell a ten minute story in front of a live audience of neighbors and peers.
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Hot Notes Cool Nights started in 1994, and the crowd this week attracted about one hundred participants from all over central Wyoming.
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The facility is for low-income young adults from the ages of 16 to 23 looking to get job training in less than two years.
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The City of Lander has been looking into solutions for possible extreme flooding from the Popo Agie River since the 1990s, but some effected by new wall proposal say the city has not done enough to contact them.
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Students at Lander High School and Middle School staged a walkout Tuesday in protest of the school board's vote.
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Protest in Lander brings tribal members together to show support for the elder arrested and charged with assault of a federal officer.
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There are 60 pieces of artwork by artists of all ages trying to show support for those affected by the war in Ukraine.
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A caramel colored dog with perky ears is getting his first bath. Owen was found at Fort Washakie dump. He's a stray dog and he's very shy. He limps on one…