KERRY HULLER PHOTOGRAPHY

Jan Dunlap combs Tessa Dunlap's hair before the luncheon held for Tessa's 100th birthday. Jan, Tessa's  daughter-in-law, and other family stopped by the home Tessa has lived in since the late 1930s to help her get ready before the party.

Rya McKinley Kiernan, 4, center, looks at her grandmother Margaret Kiernan after being asked what type of tea she would like at the historic Bishop Home on East 2nd St. Afternoon tea was served to celebrate the Cadoma Foundation's ownership of the home.

Rancher Doug Cooper looks east down Ormsby Road while snow whips around in the wind north of Casper. Cooper, who shares eight miles of property line with the B. B. Brooks Ranch, is upset over the subdivision of the property by Brooks Realty and Advisory Group of Scottsdale, Arizona.

Indian dancers enter the powwow grounds during the Grand Entry for the 51st annual Eastern Shoshone Indian Days in Fort Washakie. Over 100 tribes from across the United States and Canada participated in the weekend long celebration.

Ashlynn Peverley, 6 waits while hairdresser Krysi Hermann finishes styling her hair at Brooke's Spa-Lon before the Daddy & Daughter Sweetheart Dance. Peverley and her friend, Haley George, who was peforming a dance, got their nails and hair done for the event.

Taecey Cowart of Georgia, left, Gabriel Miller, a sophomore at Kelly Walsh High School, and Michael Pedersen of Minnesota shovel dirt off a tarp covering Tyrannosaurus rex bones north of Lusk. Volunteers, employees of Casper College and paleontologists began to dig for what has been named Lee Rex. The digging will continue through July 2011 depending on what they find.

Caiden Pfisterer, an 11th-grader at Wind River High School in Pavillion, carries a deer head to his applied science class. The class runs a small business called 'Bugs N' Bones,' which cleans animal skulls for a fee.

Kim Holiday, left, consoles Cody teammate Holly Morgan away from the crowd after the Class 3A Wyoming State High School Cross Country championship in Douglas.

Leroy "Rhino" Clark, left, and Kelly Matthews stand in a circle around Clark's motorcycle as Sherri Heid, right, says a prayer in the parking lot of the Open Bible Church. The local chapter of the Christian Motorcyclist Association held its annual "blessing of the bikes" to start the riding season.

Darlene Mitchell arranges flowers at the grave of her husband, Patrick, in Highland Cemetery. She has spent 14 years trying to get her husband a military funeral and it will finally take place on Saturday, October 22, 2011 at 2 p.m.

John Midkiff, the President of Rodz and Ridez Club in Lusk, is reflected in the window of a 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline while walking around the car he owns, a 1976 Corvette Stringray, during the Cruizin' with the Oldies car show behind Mossholders Design Center.

Lynn Kuchel, right, of Cody laughs while hanging out with other patrons in the bar of the Hotel Wolf in Saratoga.

mily Reish, right, an 8th-grader at Centennial Junior High, reacts while nurse Kim Carlisle delivers a simulator baby from an adult simulator named Noelle at the new UWMC Clinical Development Center located at the Wyoming Medical Center. Advanced 8th-graders rotated through the lab's 4 medical simulations of an adult male in critical care, a 8-month-old baby with respiratory issues, a newborn in neonatal care and the pregnant simulator.

Cheyenne Central goalie Kristen Heifeneider gets a handle on a loose ball while Kayla Fakelman of Kelly Walsh approaches during the first half of their game at the North Casper Soccer Complex.

Sheridan's Collin Eisenman looks up after rinsing his bloody nose with water during the first half of their game against Natrona on Friday night at Dick Cheney Alumni Field in Casper.

Pete Kendzior, of Jackson, walks out of the Bridger-Teton National Forest with antlers he collected attached to a backpack frame after hiking around for hours. The forest, which closes to the public on December 1, opens up at 8 a.m. on May 1, when hundreds of people enter to collect shed antlers.

Gene Gimmeson takes a break while packing and moving out of the Casper house he has lived in since 1978. A company called Caring Transitions helped Gimmeson go through and pack his belongings to downsize to a one-bedroom apartment. He was hoping to take the chair he's sitting in because it was one of several pieces of furniture his wife had reupholstered, but there isn't room in the smaller living quarters.

Isaac Lockwood, 11, right, and his adopted brother Joe, 3, eat noodles at Shanghai Palace in Eastridge Mall. Their mother, Megan Lockwood, one of the three founders of Wyoming Adoption & Foster Care Alliance, helped organize the lunch so different families could meet and celebrate the Chinese New Year.

A Christmas tree and Santa Claus doll stand in an attic window of the historic Bishop home in downtown Casper in preparation for the holidays.

Faith Reeb, 8, and her sister Paige, 6, wait for the carousel to start on a rainy Tuesday evening at the 2011 Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo.

Kylie Ward works her back-up barrel racing horse Tux at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds. Ward, a student at Tarleton State in Stephenville, Texas, is competing in the College National Finals Rodeo. Competition continues through the week with finals on Saturday night.