CHEYENNE – As of early May, two precincts in Laramie County had only one registered voter in them.
CHEYENNE – The state public defender has asked a judge to prevent Laramie County District Attorney Leigh Anne Manlove from speaking publicly a…
CHEYENNE – The Cheyenne South High School HERD values focus on being honorable, enthusiastic, responsible and determined.
CHEYENNE – As his first term as a Laramie County commissioner comes to an end, lifelong Cheyenne resident Gunnar Malm said he hopes to serve h…
LARAMIE – Some residents are questioning the transparency of Laramie City Council members after learning they had private conversations among …
ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. Forest Service Chief Randy Moore cited extreme fire danger and unfavorable weather conditions Friday in announcing a suspen…
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Sunday, May 22, 2022
CHEYENNE – Laramie County resident John Lacy said he doesn’t have the money yet to pay the second half of his property taxes owed for 2021.
CHEYENNE – It’s official: By at least one state government measure, the local economy has completely rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic. In fact, in the Cheyenne geographic area, the economy has reached a record level.
Dear Class of 2022: Congratulations! You have survived the unknown, the ridiculous, the terrifying and the character-building in your recent years of schooling.
Cynthia Lummis really should get out more. Her comments during a University of Wyoming graduation ceremony are proof she isolates in an impenetrable right-wing bubble.
Transportation Commission awards $32.2M for construction projects
ci·vil·i·ty (n) formal politeness and courtesy in behavior or speech. “I hope we can treat each other with civility and respect.”
Saturday, May 21, 2022
LARAMIE – Some residents are questioning the transparency of Laramie City Council members after learning they had private conversations among themselves about oversight of the Laramie Police Department during a public council meeting.
Local Briefs
- LCSD1 students place in the top 10 for state math contest
- Wheel of Fortune LIVE! set Oct. 8 at Cheyenne Civic Center
- Water main installation project set to cross Yellowstone Road
- Old West Museum announces CFD Hall of Fame Class of 2022
- LCSD1 graduation ceremonies set for Thursday and Friday
- Two teenagers cited for vandalizing city parking garage
- East High SkillsUSA program named national model of excellence
- Boys and Girls Club to host Cheyenne Children's Carnival on June 1
- Wyoming State Parks offers free passes for students and family
- WyomingPBS producing documentary series on state's mental health crisis
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LARAMIE – Two years into the pandemic, Laramie representatives are considering changes in the city’s approach to COVID-19 monitoring to account for public reaction to the virus and the virus itself.
