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Books, bugs and creative freedom Two sisters have found the freedom to be creative in their own way, which has deepened their friendship and also fostered their imaginations.
4-H kids learn skills to last a lifetime The 4-H motto is "to make the best better," and for four kids who have participated in 4-H activities, that saying has made an impact on their lives.
Rebecca Hudson A day in the life of an 11-year-old during the summer can be quite simple for most.
KW grad finds beauty in dance A recent Kelly Walsh High School graduate, Callie Bishop loves to dance, and it shows from the Miss Teen crown on her head down to her dancing toes.
NCHS dance team Dressed in warm-up suits, six high school girls, members of the 2007-08 Natrona High School dance team, were hanging in the hallway.
Verda James sixth-grade artists For six sixth-graders at Verda James School, the challenge of understanding and incorporating elements of design in art was taken to a new level.
Kenzie Butts Kenzie Butts was abandoned at a train station in Nanning, China, when she was an infant.
The budding Bjorksten sisters Four girls with blue eyes and graham cracker-colored locks turn around with smiles and anticipation as they express how they published two books and wrote numerous plays, songs and short stories.
The Koslowsky kids A battle over plastic army men is in full swing when Jenn Koslowsky, mother of three blonde boys, shuts down the battalion.
The adventures of Alex Smart Alex Smart, age 10-1/2, clarified that the character of Collin in his recent story, "The Adventures of Collin, The Boy Scientist, Part II," is very different from him.
Break dancing to the beat of boys Eight boys, ages 6 to 14, line up with a few playful high fives and pushes.
Finding your true heart song Creating and communicating experiences with words, five young poets from Crest Hill Elementary School explained exactly why poetry was worth their time --especially when it comes to missing recess.
Casper Figure Skating Club sculpting moves to movie magic The smell of popcorn and cold hangs in the air while a mother laces up her daughter's white skates.
Meet the Stones: Same family, different dreams For Kordell, Hayden and Presley Stone, living in Casper for the last 1-1/2 years has not only introduced snow to them for the first time, but also earned their artistic endeavors a warm, Wyoming welcome.
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