New Books at the WSL

The latest additions to the Wyoming State Library’s collection are available to you through WYLDCAT. Questions, comments, or suggestions for purchase may be directed to Library Development Manager Brian Greene at brian.greene@wyo.gov or (307) 777-6339. Outreach...

AHC Virtual Exhibit of Laramie Maps

From UW News The history of Laramie can be told in many ways: It can feature famous people, significant events, the influence of the railroad or the growth of the University of Wyoming. UW’s American Heritage Center (AHC) created a virtual exhibition, titled “A...

WSL Unveils New Computer Lab

In another example of libraries pivoting to the new realities of COVID-19, the Wyoming State Library has opened a computer lab for State of Wyoming employees who telework on a part-time or full-time basis. The Telework Lab has 15 computers at work stations separated...

Health Resources from the NNLM

The Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) provides free access to a diverse collection of resources and services designed to equip your patrons with the reliable health and wellness information they need in their daily lives. The network offers many tools...

People News

Have People News at your library? Send it to Susan Mark at susan.mark@wyo.gov. Kim Smith joined Laramie County Library System in November as its new Volunteer Coordinator. Kim holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Resources Management from Upper Iowa University and has...

Spotlight on Government Information

On Wednesday, November 11 many people in the United States will be celebrating Veterans Day. Over 45,000 veterans call Wyoming their home so chances are you know one or are one. Where do veterans, their families, and caregivers find assistance for their unique...

WSL Closed on Veterans Day

The Wyoming State Library will be closed Wednesday, November 11, in honor of Veterans Day. Veterans Day, November 11, was first established in 1919 as Armistice Day, to honor the veterans of World War I on the anniversary of that conflict’s end. In 1954, it was...