awards

Journey Elementary School teacher Rebecca Junge stood in front of an auditorium full of her students and peers to accept the Milken Educator Award, which included an unrestricted $25,000 to do with what she wanted.

The Natrona County Public Library abolished overdue library fees in June of 2020 and, for this act and many others, they have been awarded the 'Librarian at Your Service Award' by Unique Management Services, an organization dedicated to "material-recovery service for libraries."

This is the gathering that honors not only outstanding work by officers of the department, but civilians who went above and beyond.

And he says, it's a chance to thank those civilians who go above and beyond to help and sometimes, save the lives of others.

The awards ceremony highlighted the behind-the-scenes work at the communications center and those who do tedious investigative and analytical work.

TeBeest provided lifesaving CPR on a man for 15 minutes without relief.

Natrona County Sheriff Gus Holbrook said Serita Estes, and Randy and Rodney "Shane" Kindel courageously went into Alcova Lake and rescuing the two victims.

Do you know a woman who's an exceptional business or community leader?  Nominate her for a Wyoming Women of Influence Award! A candidate may be nominated in one of the following categories, but you may nominate a different woman in as many categories as you wish...

Congratulations to Tanya Wassink, Social Studies teacher at Kelly Walsh High School!  She has been selected from a pool of more than 500 applicants to participate in the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Summer Teacher Institute for a week this summer in Washington, D...

For the first time in her career, senior Chaundra Sewell has been selected to the 2013 WBCA Division I Coaches’ Honorable Mention All-America Team. She is one of four Cowgirls in school history to earn the honor and the first since 2008.

For the first time in her career, senior Chaundra Sewell was among four individuals selected to the WBCA All-Region VII Team announced Tuesday by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association. This is the first time a Cowgirl has garnered this honor since Hanna Zavecz in 2008.

Four Wyoming Cowgirls and one Wyoming Cowboy received the distinction of being named to the 2013 Mountain West All-Conference teams that were released by the league office Monday evening. Senior Chaundra Sewell leads the honor parade, as she earned All-Mountain West First Team honors for the 2012-13 season.