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• General Photos Total: 47 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006

• Congressional Trips Total: 6 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• Hearings Total: 6 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• Award Photos Total: 13 Photos Updated on: Jun 8, 2006

• Wyoming Events Total: 33 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006

• Student Visits Total: 9 Photos Updated on: Aug 4, 2006

• Wyoming Scenery Total: 59 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006

• Children Helping Dogs Save People All Over the World In early February, Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., and the Marshall Legacy Institute gathered to celebrate the success of landmine detection dogs. Total: 3 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Visits and Congratulates Wyoming Schools and Students Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., shared in the excitement of Meadowlark Elementary School's accomplishment of being named one of the No Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon Schools for 2005 by the U.S. Department of Education. Total: 2 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Honors America's Past and Present Heroes Veterans Day 2005 Speech Total: 3 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Tours Southeast Wyoming Washington, D.C.Oct., 2005 -Southeastern Wyoming - U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., spent the Columbus Day work period touring southeastern Wyoming visiting with schools and constituents during town meetings as well as holding business meetings. Enzi also took part in the University of Wyoming homecoming parade and watched the football game. Total: 11 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006

• Enzi Invites Wyoming Artists to Display Work in Nation’s Capitol Washington, D.C. Sept. 22, 2005 - U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., and his wife Diana hosted an art reception in Washington, D.C. in the Russell Senate Building rotunda. The art on display was created by several talented artists from the Creative Arts Center at Ark Regional Services in Laramie, Wyoming. Total: 5 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Compliments Town Leaders and Emergency Personnel After Tornado Strike Enzi specifically complimented the Wright Town Council and the staff, the Wright Fire Department, the Campbell County fire team and county emergency office, the sheriff’s department, mine emergency personnel and BLM firefighters in the area that came to the rescue. Enzi also lauded churches and the people across the state who have responded so quickly. Total: 3 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Tours Fort Caspar Academy Total: 6 Photos Updated on: May 22, 2006

• Enzi Hosts Art Reception U.S. Senator Mike Enzi and his wife Diana recently hosted an art reception in Washington, D.C. The art on display was created by several talented artists from the Creative Arts Center at Ark Regional Services in Laramie, Wyoming. There were seven participants in all that were able to come to Washington for the reception. Total: 8 Photos Updated on: May 23, 2006

• Enzi Attends Rocketry Challenge On May 22, 2004, Senator Mike Enzi attended the Aerospace Industry Association Team America Rocketry Challenge at The Plains, VA, about an hour outside of Washington, D.C. The contest requires that teams of students from middle school to high school age design and build a two-stage rocket that can fly to an altitude of 1,250 feet -- no more, no less -- and return a payload of two raw eggs back to the ground unbroken. Across the nation, over 7,000 students in 600 teams participated in regional fly-offs, but only the highest scoring teams were able to qualify to come to The Plains for the finals competition. Total: 7 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• A Team Enzi Christmas Total: 9 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• AIDS in Africa is a Challenge for the World: Congressional Trip to Africa The Monday, Sept. 1, 2003 Washington Post has a front page article about Andrew Barr, a retired real estate broker, who now makes money to give away. "There's nothing wrong with having money, " he said. "But once you make money, you should do something with it, not just sit there and let it pile up." That's the challenge all of us face. It doesn't matter how much you make - it does matter what you do with what you make! My work on the HIV/AIDS problem and especially my trip to Africa have brought this thought home. HIV/AIDS presents a whole world of challenges to the whole world. U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyo. accompanied Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., Norm Coleman, R-Minn., Mike DeWine, R-Ohio and John Warner, R-Va. to Africa in August to meet with officials to discuss ways to combat HIV/AIDS on the continent. Total: 13 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• New Addition to Enzi Family Tree "This last weekend I got a new name. I am now Grampa – that's spelled with an "m" not an "n" and there is no "d" in it. " --Mr. Enzi Total: 17 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• Enzi's August 2003 Busy Schedule August 2003 saw Senator Enzi traveling around Wyoming and putting in long hours -- and lots of miles on the family car! -- visiting with the people of Gillette, Rawlins, Wamsutter, Rock Springs, Lyman, Evanston, Kemmerer, Big Piney, Pinedale and Jackson -- and several other communities in between. Total: 12 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• Enzi Working to Protect Hobby Rocketry U.S. Sen. Mike Enzi attended the National Team America Rocketry Challenge May 10, 2003 near The Plains, Virginia. The event featured a competition between the nation’s top 100 high school model rocket teams. Total: 8 Photos Updated on: May 24, 2006

• It's a Sacajawea Golden Dollar Celebration! Total: 5 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006

• February in Southeast Wyoming Total: 11 Photos Updated on: May 25, 2006