3 weeks ago Officials with Casper-based Joshua's Storehouse say work is nearly complete on the community food pantry's downtown warehouse expansion.
“We’re expanding on the back of our building right now – we’re about three-quarters done with the construction, and the walls are up, the roof is up and they’re starting to put the power in,” Joshua’s Storehouse CEO Jay Martin said on Wednesday
April 2, 2014 A Casper-based need organization spent most of its Wednesday trying to figure out how to give thousands of new shoes to Wyoming school children.
Joshua's Storehouse chief executive officer Jay Martin says his organization received 27,000 pairs of shoes from the California-based shoe company Sketchers early Monday morning
February 21, 2014
November 19, 2013 City councilors on Tuesday agreed to partially bankroll two capital projects that are being undertaken by Casper-based anti-hunger organizations.
Council approved over $274,800 for Joshua’s Storehouse that officials say will be put toward a forthcoming $350,000 expansion of the organization’s downtown warehouse facility
November 18, 2013 Casper City Council is scheduled to vote on a pair of agreements that, in tandem, would pay out roughly $380,000 to a pair of local food security organizations.
Councilors are looking to authorize food delivery service agreements with Casper-based Joshua’s Storehouse and Wyoming Food Bank of the Rockies on Tuesday
October 22, 2013 Casper City Council agreed to help fund four city-based non-profit capital projects with remaining one-cent funds during its Tuesday meeting.
Council entered the work session tasked with dividing $727,000 in excess one-cent funds among nine agencies that were requesting a total of $1
June 6, 2013
May 31, 2013 Joshua’s Storehouse officials say plans to expand the organization’s warehouse will likely move forward despite a recent Casper City Council decision to shelf a pair of optional one-cent funding requests.
Councilors on Wednesday tabled a $270,000 request from Joshua’s Storehouse that food pantry off
September 21, 2012
Living in Wyoming, we are afforded many opportunities to experience sheer serenity. One of the best places to experience utter tranquility is Casper Mountain, and on Saturday the sounds of fall were upon us. Birds were singing, the wind was rustling leaves, and humans were screaming for their lives. That’s because on this day, Casper Mountain was overrun with terrifying flesh-eating Zombies, all in the name of charity.