Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead will be the special guest speaker when Eastern Wyoming College hosts dedication ceremonies and open house on Aug. 24 for the new Career and Technical Education Center on the campus here.
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TORRINGTON – Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead will be the special guest speaker when Eastern Wyoming College hosts dedication ceremonies and open house on Aug. 24 for the new Career and Technical Education Center on the campus here.
Ceremonies are scheduled to begin at 3 p.m., with Mead and other dignitaries taking the stage, followed by the unveiling of work from six regional artists commissioned to provide pieces for the facility. Gareth Curtiss from northern Montana, Troy Rider from Blackfoot, Idaho, Edward Sherline of Laramie, Ginnie Madsen of Laramie, Laura McElfresh from Aurora, Colo. and Gregory Walter from Dickinson, N.D. each provided pieces for the CTEC building in media from photography to bronze to oil and watercolor.