Dewain Zeglin's hands and face were burned when he was lighting a propane burner in his motor home and a leak in the tank line caused an explosion near the end of April. Zeglin urges other motor home owners to have the propane lines checked. Photo by Kerry Huller, Star-Tribune.
Monica Reike, left, a registered nurse at Mountain View Regional Hospital, talks to her patient Robin Lawrence, who got married in the lobby of the hospital only two hours before going in for a serious surgery. Teresa Brainard, right, an off-duty nurse, checks the settings on her IV. Photo by Lauren Huntington.
Ernie Serres, assistant manager at SOL shoe store in downtown Casper, arranges shoes on display on Friday afternoon. The store is collecting gently used shoes as part of the Soles4Souls charity to give to those in need. (Kerry Huller/Star-Tribune)
Ike Wolff mows the 18th hole tee boxes Wednesday afternoon at Three Crowns Golf Course. Spring snowfall prevented the course from opening earlier in the month. (Tim Kupsick, Star-Tribune)
Theresa Heimann, right, helps Whitney Freeman put the finishing touches on her "Star Witch" costume Saturday shortly before the start of the annual Crimson Dawn celebration on Casper Mountain. Photo by DAN CEPEDA, Star-Tribune.
Jose Gonzalez takes a swing in the batting cage during media day for the Casper Ghosts on Tuesday morning in Casper. The Ghosts changed their name from the Casper Rockies after last season but will continue to be a farm team for the Colorado Rockies. Photo by DAN CEPEDA, Star-Tribune.
Contractors continue work on the new CY Middle School off of Wyoming Boulevard on Friday afternoon. Administrators and teachers were invited to take a tour of the new facility as it continues toward its goal for fall 2010. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)
Teachers and administrators enjoy a barbecue at the new CY Middle School off of Wyoming Boulevard on Friday afternoon. The school is still under construction, but will be open for general use in fall 2010. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)
Wyoming National Guard Maj. Gen. Ed Wright tries to keep things at home under control while his soldiers in the 115th Fires Brigade are deployed overseas. Working with employers and families of deployed soldiers are some of the many duties Wright handles to ensure his troops can focus while serving overseas. (Tim Kupsick/Star-Tribune)
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