Face Masks

The bill would allow parents to get waivers from school face mask and vaccination mandates for their children attending K-12 Wyoming public schools if they ask for them.

A large portion of Casper residents have stated that they will not be requiring their kids to wear face masks at school this year.

We thought this might be an appropriate time to ask about the biggest issues facing local schools.

Although Wyoming as a whole has eased up on the face mask mandates, with the emergence of the Delta variant, residents are curious what this will mean in the class room setting.

The Natrona County Health Officer added that vaccinations are ongoing for medical workers who are being exposed to COVID on a regular basis.

Isn't that hazardous medical waste?

With back to school happening next week, Kelly Walsh High School released a statement about the upcoming season of sporting events.

State Public Health Officer Dr. Alexia Harrist said face coverings are essential as people can transmit the virus to others before they feel or show any symptoms.

The district has four main components of the reopening plan.

When classes resume Aug. 18, students and staff with the district will have to wear masks in situations where social distancing cannot be maintained.

Whether you like wearing a face mask or not for whatever your reasons are, if you want your Starbucks, you're going to have to wear one.

Casper Police would like to remind you that you can still get pulled over during this pandemic era we're living through. They reminded everyone of this along with showing off the stylish masks they're wearing while on duty.