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1:59 pm
Fri February 1, 2013

High Plains Old Time Music Festival – Douglas

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Credit Courtesy Douglas Budget Newspaper, Adam Herrera
Judges, Jacob Means (left), Reid Buckley, Sandra Larimore, Dick Enders, Cindy Rogers, and Warrie Means jam out following the weekend performances.
Credit Courtesy Douglas Budget Newspaper, Adam Herrera
MIchelle Elser, of Casper, sings "I could sing of your love forever" during the gospel category at the High Plains Old Time Country Music Festival April 14-15. Elser placed fourth in the category and second in novice fiddle.
Credit High Plains Old Time Country Music Festival
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By High Plains Old Time Music Festival

High Plains Old Time Music Festival is a two-day competition with the largest variety of categories in the region.  Some of the categories include: fiddle, vocal, banjo, vocals, piano, variety and guitar.  Preliminaries are on Saturday and the finals are on Sunday.  Over $3,000 will be offered in cash and prizes!  The dates for this year are April 13 and 14.

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4:41 pm
Wed November 14, 2012

Eastern Wyoming College Moves Forward with New Douglas Campus

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By Sara Hossaini

For the last 80 years, Eastern Wyoming College’s satellite campus in Douglas was located in a former elementary school. President Tom Armstrong of Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington says it served proudly, but has worn out. He says the effort to secure funding for a new 30,000 square-foot building was five years in the making. And with voter approval of a temporary one-cent tax to fund construction this November, he says the College will soon be able to serve many more students.

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