Tag: Western Wyoming Community College
ROCK SPRINGS — Chris Propst will give a presentation on “What I Learned from the Vikings: Happiness, Labor, and Culture,” at
ROCK SPRINGS — A Los Angeles-based company that specializes in direct air capture (DAC) of carbon dioxide laid the groundwork
ROCK SPRINGS — Western Wyoming Community College will be hosting author, J.J. Anselmi who will be reading from his book, Out
ROCK SPRINGS — Western Wyoming Community College (Western) will host game board creator and designer David Thompson on Friday, September
ROCK SPRINGS —Western Wyoming Community College (Western) will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Mustang Loop trail system at
ROCK SPRINGS — Under Western Wyoming Community College’s current policy, campus residence hall housing is designated for full-time students only. During
ROCK SPRINGS — Current and prospective insurers for Western Wyoming Community College are becoming nervous over the fact, in light of
ROCK SPRINGS — Sweetwater County Innovation Launchpad (SCIL) participants attended two Bootcamps in August where accounting and banking topics were presented.
ROCK SPRINGS — The City of Rock Springs Beautification Committee and Tree Board recently hosted a clean-up event at the
SWEETWATER COUNTY — Gil German recently announced his candidacy for the Western Wyoming Community College Board of Trustees. German released the
ROCK SPRINGS — Rock Springs resident Angela M. Thatcher has announced her candidacy for the Western Wyoming Community College Board of
ROCK SPRINGS — The Woman's Club of Rock Springs, GFWC presented Emmalee Williams with a check through their book grant program.
SWEETWATER COUNTY — Nine semifinalist companies have been selected to move on to the next stage of the inaugural Sweetwater
ROCK SPRINGS — The Western Wyoming Community College Aquatic was the location of the World's Largest Swimming Lesson (WLSL) last
ROCK SPRINGS — Western Wyoming Community College’s (Western) Wellbeing and Accessibility Department was recently awarded a grant from the Rocky Mountain Power
ROCK SPRINGS — Despite facing economic setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, two local trona mine representatives are confident the industry
