Popular Wyoming Facebook Group Decimated By Algorithm Revamp | Cowboy State Daily

Lorri Young Lang spent her formative years in the small agricultural town of Ord, Nebraska. Her father was the chief of police, her mother worked for the state roads department, and she was a social busybody cheerfully employed at the Ord Drive Inn restaurant.  She was happy, rich in friendship and had every intention of staying put.  Then she met a boy from Buffalo, Wyoming.  Robbie Lang’s relatives owned the Ord Bowling Alley, and it was here during a summer sojourn that the pair fell for one another like tenpins.  A short time later, 20-year-old Lorri Young Lang was married and living in the town of Moorcroft, Wyoming, where her husband worked for the Brown Swiss Jersey Dairy.  Though in love, the transition to life in Wyoming was not easy. Her new Crook County community was small and spread apart, and with few friends to lean on, she became deeply homesick.  At last she found a crutch in a Facebook group called Nebraska Through the Lens, with a collection of wildlife and lifestyle photography that helped ease her sense of loss as she adapted to a new life. She felt compelled to pass on the favor, and in 2015 created the Facebook group  Wyoming Through the
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