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From cannabis conversations to cycling adventures, the nominated projects from Wyoming PBS highlight the unique voices of our community.

It all began in 1999. That year was when Elmo first met Rocco. But 2004 was the year that Elmo starred in an episode of Sesame Street that taught viewers how important patience, and imagination, really is.

There's no tales of Michael Scott or Dwight Schrute appearing on this documentary that PBS is airing, but it does involve a former University of Wyoming professor in his pursuit of tracking down a historical rock in the Rocky Mountains. The documentary film is called 'Morfar's View of the Winds' and PBS aired it tonight (October 11th), and will air it Tuesday, October 19th at 9:30 p.m.

Two University of Wyoming faculty members be walking with viewers down the Yellow Brick Road while presenting the life and deeds of author L. Frank Baum’s during “American Oz,” the latest entry in the “American Experience” series that will air on PBS from 8-10 p...

The University of Wyoming faculty, students, and alumni will be on the PBS series called "Prehistoric Road Trip"

Gillette was a last-minute addition to the show's tour that will start in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in June.

Those familiar with professors at the University of Wyoming may see a familiar face on PBS in June.

University of Wyoming historian Phil Roberts and retired Geography Professor Larry Ostresh will be among panelists during a film screening and discussion of the PBS documentary, “End of Track,” Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. at the historic railroad depot in Laramie.