1. On April 10, 1909, the University of Wyoming was officially dedicated. This marked the beginning of a new era in education in the state.

2. In 1922, a devastating fire broke out in Rock Springs, Wyoming, destroying 40 buildings and leaving 150 people homeless. The fire was fueled by strong winds and quickly spread throughout the downtown area.

3. April 10, 1945, marked the beginning of the Battle of Liri Valley in Italy. This was a crucial battle during World War II, as Allied forces fought against the German army to gain control of the Liri Valley.

4. In 1984, the small town of Teton Village in Wyoming became the first location in the world to offer paragliding as a commercial activity. This thrilling sport has since become popular in many other parts of the world.

5. April 10, 2007, marked the passing of iconic Wyoming author and conservationist Tom Bell. Bell was a respected journalist and writer who spent his life advocating for the preservation of Wyoming's natural resources. His legacy continues to inspire environmental activists today.