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Virtual event hosted by the University of Wyoming
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Black Hills Energy continued its support of virtual events presented by the University of Wyoming Alumni Association by sponsoring the latest UWAA Virtual Town Hall.

You can watch the entire event here.

The event featured a discussion on the history of the Black 14 and the Social Justice Summer Institute (SJSI). The SJSI is a multi-day overnight program for rising junior or senior high school students where they can learn persistence strategies for success in higher education and personal resilience for lifelong success.

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  • Willy’s grandma taught him to crochet as a child. But it wasn’t until he left the U.S. Marine Corps that he took up knitting as a serious hobby. Willy, who works in Black Hills Corp.’s Wyodak Mine near Gillette, Wyoming, had completed two tours in Iraq while in the military. When he returned home…
  • Shane, a Black Hills Energy Ambassador in Holdrege, Nebraska, used his Ambassador in Action project to help make the holidays a little more merry and bright for area families through the Toys for Tots program. Toys for Tots in Holdrege partners with the local Optimist Club to provide new toys and…
  • Members of our Casper, Wyoming, team at Wyoming Gas recently donated several hundred pounds of canned food to feed the hungry. Wyoming Ambassadors Holli Mann, Kacy Bouley and Kyle Endres spearheaded the drive and delivered the canned goods to the Wyoming Rescue Mission in Casper. The mission…
  • The Black Hills Corp. Foundation is helping to ignite the city of Denison, Iowa. The Foundation provided support to the city and the Chamber & Development Council of Crawford County to repurpose and renovate a prominent vacant fire hall in uptown Denison. The building, constructed in 1951, has…