The WyomingPBS Foundation is excited to offer a silent auction for an Epiphone Les Paul Special Vintage Edition Electric Guitar, autographed by Joe Bonamassa
Liz Byrd became the first African American woman to serve in Wyoming's legislature. After four terms in the House she went on to become the first black woman elected to the Wyoming
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Join WyomingPBS Education Coordinator Carol Garber as she addresses topics of interest for Wyoming educators. Browse the WyomingPBS Learning Media YouTube archive or send a professional development suggestion directly to Carol at carol@wyomingpbs.org.
In the center of Wyoming is the seventh largest and fifth most populated Indian Reservation in the U.S.: the Wind River Reservation, home of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes. Explore videos, lesson plans, and links to educational resources for teachers and students.
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