Veterans

The University of Wyoming tennis program is proud to host and present the second annual ‘Vets At The Nets’ event Saturday in Laramie.

The focus of Light of Day is veteran mental wellness Parkins said.

As part of the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl week of activities, Wyoming football players spent a few hours at a Boise-area veterans hospital visiting with injured men and women that have served our country.

The event, which is free and open to the public, was created to spread awareness about mental health and suicide prevention among military veterans and current service members.

The nonprofit DAV's services, including the mobile service office, are free to all veterans and members of their families.

Over 40 medals were given to veterans -- or, for veterans who couldn't travel or have passed away, their family members -- during the ceremony.

The Landing Point will have a job training facility, and a farmers co-op with a half-acre of garden space from the nearby Food For Thought project.

A documentary released this week to YouTube features stories from some Wyoming veterans.

The scholarship was founded by Charles and Cynthia Cloud, a Wyoming state auditor, in memory of their son, Connor Montgomery Cloud.

According to the Governor's press release issued Wednesday, the program provided tuition assistance to 162 veterans at Wyoming's seven community colleges and the University of Wyoming.

Cheyenne VA Medical Center employees and local veterans gathered outside the Cheyenne VA this morning to picket proposed privatization of VA hospitals nationwide.

The Fourth of July is right around the corner! This is a time to exhibit our patriotism and love for the good ole USA.