Sublette County Library Competitors

The University of Wyoming is a nationally recognized educational and research institution that boasts accomplished faculty and world-class facilities. As Cowboys, our grit, optimism, determination and curiosity are what drive the university to deliver social media content that educates, entertains and informs our Cowboy community at large. All viewpoints are welcome, and comments will not be removed based on the viewpoints expressed, provided the comments otherwise comply with this policy. However, the social media moderators of this official university channel reserve the right to remove any user content that is not directly related to the purpose of our social media content. Hate speech, discrimination, harassment, name-calling, bullying, profanity, and comments that threaten the safety of any individual or group will not be tolerated and may be removed. Any comments in violation of local, state, or federal law may be removed. The views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the University of Wyoming or its constituents.

Western Wyoming College (Western) is a two-year college located in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Western offers various one-year certificates, numerous two-year associate degrees, and four-year degrees including our new BAS in Business Management.

The mission of the Albany County Public Library Foundation is to generate funds through gifts, endowments, memorials and special programs in order to improve the Albany County Public Library in perpetuity through specific programs, direct financial assistance and community outreach. The ACPL Foundation was created in 1976 and became an incorporated 501(c)3 not-for-profit corporation in 1978. The ACPL Foundation was created to help raise funds for a new building. The ACPL Foundation successfully assisted with this endeavor and proudly supported ACPL opening the doors to its new building in 1981. Since that time, the ACPL Foundation has worked diligently to raise funds for the public library. Since the year 2000, ACPLF has provided a minimum of $60,000 to the library each year. In a community where government funds stretch to cover personnel and some operating costs, Albany County Public Library relies on library foundation funding for programming, technology, materials, building maintenance, supplies, continuing education, and special projects.