Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
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🎓 Education
University of Wyoming President Shane Reeves will welcome attendees at the Wyoming Blockchain Stampede today at UW.
The free event features panel presentations and a networking dinner honoring Steve Lupien, following committee meetings held Monday and Tuesday.
UW and community college leaders reworked the review process for new applied bachelor’s degree proposals to strengthen statewide partnerships and improve credit transfers; the board also froze tuition and began planning an online pharmacy program to guide student career pathways.
🏛️ Government
After an executive order, federal land managers will boost public access to checkerboard lands and change river permit systems; officials will draft new strategies within 180 days to improve corner crossing for outdoor enthusiasts in southern Wyoming (a change aimed at easing access challenges).
Foundations for Nations church is backed by Liberty Counsel (Florida-based) amid pushback after a sermon urged Native congregants to renounce traditions.
The legal group filed a discrimination complaint with state and federal agencies while local counsel noted the church will remain on its private property at Wind River.
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