Allison Allsop

5 days ago | trib.com | Allison Allsop

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6 days ago | trib.com | Allison Allsop

Another student has come forward about her experiences with Kelly Walsh Principal Mike Britt and her cultural regalia being denied for graduation. This, following a Star-Tribune story that detailed a similar experience between Britt and Zephira Arguello, who is a Northern Arapaho student requesting to wear her traditional regalia and a beaded cap during the graduation ceremony.

1 week ago | wyomingnews.com | Allison Allsop

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1 week ago | trib.com | Allison Allsop

This story is a compilation of business updates from across Casper. Rumors around what is coming to the Blackmore Marketplace have been circling for months, but we finally have some answers. Based on the city’s zoning map website, site plans have been submitted from Barnes & Nobles, Five Below, Burlington and WinCo Grocery. Partial owner and developer Karen Blumenstein confirmed that Five Below, Burlington and Barnes & Noble will be coming to Casper.

1 week ago | billingsgazette.com | Allison Allsop

CASPER — “If I let one minority do it, then I have to let the rest.”Zephira Arguello said that was what Kelly Walsh High School Principal Mike Britt told her when she inquired about wearing traditional Native American regalia to graduation. Arguello, who is set to graduate in May, is a non-enrolled member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe. To honor her culture and accomplishments, she wanted to bead the edge of her graduation cap and wear traditional regalia under her gown with moccasins.