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Best of Wyoming
1:49 pm
Fri March 8, 2013

Stewart Collection of Native American Artifacts – Central Wyoming College – Riverton

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By Central Wyoming College

The rare and valuable Stewart Collection of clothing, toys, tools, weapons and other artifacts was donated in 1996 to Central Wyoming College by Pat Stewart of Lander and her son, Lynn Stewart, of Dubois.

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Best of Wyoming
8:39 am
Fri March 1, 2013

CWC Peck Arts Center – Riverton

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The Robert A. Peck Arts Center was built in 1983 and is one of the finest visual and performing arts facilities in the region. The facility has several performing spaces, including the 942-seat theater, a music rehearsal hall, and a black box theater/dance studio. The theater is fronted by a 6,000 square foot gallery space which leads into the Art Wing.

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4:46 pm
Fri June 22, 2012

Central Wyoming College will launch an innovative education program

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By Bob Beck

Central Wyoming College will be getting over a million dollars from the Department of Labor to launch an innovative program to help young adults who have been in the Juvenile Justice system.

The one-point-two million dollar grant will enable the college to set up the Second Wind Project that will help former juvenile offenders between the ages of 18 and 21 to develop life and work skills with the goal of keeping them out of the criminal justice system. 

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