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Hike for Hope.
Taking Strides for
Suicide Prevention.
May 2-23
Take strides to support suicide prevention. Suicide has touched many many people in Johnson County. Hike for Hope is a great time to come together for show it is an issue that you care about about build connections with…
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Rely on Medicaid?
Changes Ahead.
May 2023
Medicaid is changing its enrollment requirements. Thousands of Wyomingites stand to lose their Medicaid health insurance coverage if they don’t actively re-enroll each year. Find out who is at risk and how to keep your coverage with Erik Saulness of…
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Aging – A Candid Conversation.
Lorraine Steppe.
April 2023
The thought of getting older can be daunting. It can feel like there are so many obstacles and hurdles to overcome, from physical changes to mental health concerns or loss of independence. Lorraine Steppe, a professional counselor, who is familiar…
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A Glimmer of Hope?
Wyoming Suicide Crisis.
Mar 2023
Suicide is devastating. Wyoming leads the nation per capita in deaths by suicide – nearly double that of the national average. But there is a glimmer of hope. Wyoming’s suicide rate fell in 2022. Since Jan 2023 the 24-hour…
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The View from Cheyenne.
Senator Kinskey
Feb 8 2023
Following a long week of tussling with budget issues, we catch up with Senator Dave Kinskey in Cheyenne. Listen to his progress report on what comes next, and his metric for supporting legislative funding. Tackling Wyoming’s high suicide…
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Senior Center
Veteran’s Day Breakfast.
Nov 10, 2022
If you were not able to be there in person here is a chance to drop in on Buffalo Senior Center’s Veteran’s Day Breakfast event. Buffalo High School students participated in both song and service. Governor Gordon had a direct…
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Struggling with
Healthcare Insurance?
Enroll Wyoming
can help.
With Open Enrollment opening up on November 1st, 2022 and closing on January 15th, 2023 it’s the season when many of us should be looking at our health insurance plans and options. Are you confused or overwhelmed about making…
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The new “F” word.
Fentanyl. Sheriff Odenbach &
Police Chief Bissett.
The ‘F’ word – for Fentanyl – is one being talked about a lot. Fentanyl is here in Johnson County. What does that mean and what do you need to know? Listen to Sheriff Rod Odenbach and Police…
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Domestic Violence Awareness
Dawn Brannaman
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Dawn Brannaman explains its many forms – it isn’t just physical violence and it isn’t just men hurting women. We discuss the incidence here in Johnson County and the challenges living in small communities…
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Dr Rice &
Breast Cancer Awareness,
Oct 2022
Dr Jennifer Rice shares some startling statistics about breast cancer. Women know they need to be checked out regularly but we often put it off. Take advantage of the free walk-in clinic on Wed Oct, 12th at JCHC to take…
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Library Happenings –
Stories & Music.
Oct 3, 2022
Who doesn’t love to be read a great story? It’s not just for children. Steve Rzasa talks about the new adult story hour beginning Wednesday 5th October @11:00 am for 10 weeks. A multitude of short stories of all kinds…
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Scamming in JC.
Sherif & Police Chief.
Sept 29,2022
Sheriff Rod Odenbach and Police Chief Sean Bissett talk about the rise in scamming and how it affects Johnson County. Don’t think our remoteness is protection. They tell us about recent scams and sextortion, what can go wrong and how…
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