By Renny MacKay

Laramie, WY – This Sunday the tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will take its final voyage. It's the longest tram in North America and has ferried skiers and tourists up the mountain for 40 years. Sunday it will take a load of tourists and dignitaries up to mark its closure. Resort President Jerry Blann says he'll be on the last tram and he knows it has meant a lot to the resort and community.
He says they will have a new, larger tram up and running in 2008, and engineers will use the old tram to build it.

By Kristin Espeland

By Elsa Heidorn

Sheridan, WY – Conversation with a composer about his work commissioned by the Ucross Foundation.

Wyoming – Voters consider a hotel tax in Jackson Hole.

Wyoming – A lively discussion on the technique of push polling in political campaigns.

Wyoming – An interview about alternatives to the traditional nursing home.

Wyoming – Insurance will now cover the birth control pill for state employees; this may have prevented a lawsuit.

Wyoming – The two candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction have differing views on the effectiveness of Wyoming's test for students.

Wyoming – The future of the Head Start program is in limbo and people in Wyoming are worried.