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State Trails Advisory
A meeting of the Wyoming Trails Advisory Council will be held, September 6 at 10 a.m. at the Best Western Inn, Sundance. Agenda items include discussion of the Recreational Trails Program and the Trails OHV Partnership grants. The Wyoming State Trails Advisory Council is a ten-member recreational trail advisory committee appointed by the Governor to advise the Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources regarding trail policies, functions and priorities. Persons with questions concerning the meeting are asked to call 777-6491.Read more...
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UW Homecoming Events
Former Wyoming State Auditor Rita Meyer is the grand marshal for the University of Wyoming’s Homecoming parade Saturday, Oct. 19. Homecoming events are scheduled Oct. 12-19, with the theme “Breaking Through.” Activities will range from department open house celebrations, tailgate parties, the annual Homecoming parade and Cowboy Coffee to the Alumni and Friends Reunion in conjunction with the Pokes pregame pep rally. The week caps off with the UW football game against the University of New Mexico. UniWyo Federal Credit Union is the sponsor of this year’s Homecoming. Meyer (B.A. ’82, B.S. ’89) is the infrastructure investments director for Rocky […]Read more...
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Apple Fest set
Get ready to celebrate Lander’s apple history. The first Lander Pioneer Museum Apple Fest is set for September 14, 1 to 3 p.m. The event will feature apple cider pressing, crafts for kids, a petting zoo, an apple pie contest, a kid’s apple sauce eating competition and more. Lander has a long history of apple orchards, and in the early days the community was known as “The Apple City.” A lucky combination of good water and soil, shelter from the wind, and farmers willing to experiment with many tree species to find ones that would grow well here, the Lander […]Read more...
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UW’s WyoHackathon coming
The University of Wyoming will again host the WyoHackathon, but the 2019 event has expanded into a multi-day educational opportunity called the Wyoming Blockchain Stampede at the 2019 WyoHackathon. Presented by UW’s College of Engineering and Applied Science, the events will take place Sept. 19-22 at the new Engineering Education and Research Building on the UW campus. UW College of Engineering and Applied Science Dean and Wyoming Blockchain Task Force member Michael Pishko has been instrumental in ensuring the return of this year’s events. “The (Wyo) Hackathon and other events like it bolster our college’s culture of entrepreneurship,” says Pishko. […]Read more...
