Wyodak Mine employees get colorful during mental health awareness race in Wyoming
Five employees with Wyodak Mine in Wyodak, Wyoming, did their part to raise awareness about mental health during the 2021 Campbell County Prevention Color Run on June 5.
Shana Melendez, Marci Young, Brad and Rhonda Shawver and Jenni Hitt completed the 5k, covered in brightly colored chalk dust and smiling the whole way!
What a great way for Black Hills Energy to show support to our community and bring awareness to others!
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