Community

Thanks to a coworker (and Netflix), I recently gave the college sitcom, Community, the good ole binge watch. I am so glad I did.

The Evansville Police Department recently announced that they will begin to issue vouchers instead of citations for broken taillights, as part of their new 'Lights On' initiative.

Amid a number of disheartening recent events in Wyoming, the Casper Pride organization has published a newsletter, offering ways to get involved in the community and move forward in positive ways.

Last August, 307 Fest took place in Downtown Casper, but this year it's happening at the Ford Wyoming Center and it will be a 2-day event featuring food, fun and, yes, fireworks. Best of all? This year, it's free!

"I've been teaching in our school district for 15 years and about five years ago, I had this epiphany that the greatest resource [Wyoming is] exporting is not oil or coal or natural gas; it's actually our youth."

This holiday season, with the world in a state of flux, a lot of things are different. But one thing that will remain is the David Street Station Community Christmas Tree.

As more community transmission occurs, contact tracing becomes that much more difficult.

No more of my favourite pastime, not for a while now. Or.....maybe that's not true.

We all know what's going on in the world right now. We know there is concern turning into fear, isolation turning into a feeling of abandonment, and a constant lack of surety.

There are several reasons to love our little community and one of the major ones is the fact that we occasionally get together and make kick-ass murals like this one that was done at Riverview park a couple of weeks ago.

The police department is holding the event in conjunction with the Food for Thought Summer Market.

I've done a ton of community events while working in radio but my favorite one to be apart of is lemonade day. It's so much fun to go out and support all of the kiddos who work so hard putting together their business.