Eastern Wyoming College’s Douglas Campus’ internet services have been restored, however the phones are still down, according to campus Vice President Margaret Farley.
“It is great to have our internet back,” EWC Douglas Campus vice president Margaret Farley said. “We are continuing to work on getting the phones back up and working.”
Watch the college’s social media accounts and website for further updates.
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