CC Respiratory Therapy program receives prestigious award for third year in a row
The Casper College Respiratory Therapy Program has received the prestigious Distinguished Registered Respiratory Therapist Credentialing Success Award for the third year in a row. This is the eighth time overall that the program has received the award. Excellence in the Casper College Respiratory Therapy program Recognized programs were required to have at least three years […]
Oil City readers choose Tate Geological Museum as Best Museum in Casper
Oil City News readers have chosen the Tate Geological Museum as the Best Museum in Casper for 2026 as part of Oil City’s Best Reader’s Choice 2026 competition. The recognition also marks the second consecutive year that the Tate has placed No. 1 in the museums category. “We were pleased to have won this award […]
Fourth and fifth graders invited to attend daylong Mini KEY Camp
All fourth- and fifth-grade students in Natrona County are invited to attend this year’s Mini KEY Camp on Monday, Nov. 2. The registration deadline for this year’s Mini KEY Camp at Casper College is Monday, Oct. 19, and scholarships are available. Like the summer KEY Camp for sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-graders, Mini KEY Camp offers […]
Former NBC News Justice Journalist Pete Williams to Keynote CC Seminar Sept. 16
Former NBC News justice journalist Pete Williams returns to his hometown of Casper to keynote “Freedom at the Core: The First Amendment in a Digital Democracy,” Casper College’s free, public Constitution Day seminar Wednesday, Sept. 16. The college will host Casper native Williams as the keynote speaker of the seminar. Williams covered the US Supreme […]
‘Chance and A Tumbleweed Trail Through Academia’ topic of Zimmerman tribute
“Chance and A Tumbleweed Trail Through Academia” is the topic of a biology lecture honoring the late Gale Zimmerman on Thursday, Sept. 3, at 7 p.m. at Casper College. Presenter Scott Seville, Ph.D., will share stories from his education, training, travels, and friendships that led to an eventful and fulfilling career as a university faculty […]
Enjoy a free presentation for trips to Nashville and the French Riviera Sept. 2
The public is invited to enjoy a free presentation for upcoming trips to Nashville and the French Riviera on Wednesday, Sept. 2, beginning at 5:30 p.m. According to Britney Good, community education coordinator, attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions, learn the details of the trips, and sign up if they choose. The “Nashville, […]
T-Bird Trek Sunday, Sept. 13: Register today and come join the fun!
The T-Bird Trek is Sunday, Sept. 13, and walkers and runners are urged to register today and come and join the fun event. The Trek is open to both runners and walkers, with four races to choose from: the Downhill Half-Marathon, the Lookout Point Half-Marathon, the 10K, and the 5K. The cost to participate in […]
New sessions for free High School Equivalency Certificate Aug. 12 and 13
New sessions for those seeking to earn their free High School Equivalency Certificate are Aug. 12 and 13 at the Lee and Felicia Castellow Adult Learning Center at Casper College. The first two sessions on Wednesday, Aug. 12, occur at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. The next three sessions on Thursday, Aug. 13, occur at […]
Caring for animals and plants Aug. 12 topic for final Animal House
“Caring for Animals and Plants” is the topic for the final Animal House at the Werner Wildlife Museum Wednesday, Aug. 12. “Caring for Animals and Plants” will help children learn to care for the environment for animals and plants. Children will also learn how both animals and plants respond when threatened or crowded, according to […]
All adventurers urged to explore caves at the 2026 Tate Cave Crawl
All adventurers are urged to explore caves and more at the 2026 Tate Cave Crawl Saturday, Aug. 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The excitement and adventure will include 150 linear feet of tunnels to explore, a cave rescue using a real stretcher, a vertical caving tower, and bat biology games, all at no […]