As the federal government continues to dole out money to help local governments recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, infrastructure remains a t…
City of Laramie staff and council members have been working to confirm the allocation of $242 million to cover the upcoming biennium for fisca…
For expecting mothers in Carbon County, an exciting milestone has taken an unexpected turn into one of added stress and fear.
Questions and concerns about Laramie’s economic vitality have circulated through Albany County, and as the city gears up for a post-COVID pand…
So many good things rose from the devastation of the COVID pandemic: fiscal resilience, societal reflection and several new businesses, includ…
The John P. Ellbogen $50K Entrepreneurship Competition announced Laramie-based LifeGlass as the grand prize winner and awarded the startup $22…
Now that it appears businesses are emerging from the pandemic, what better time is there to not only regain one’s footing, but also by catchin…
The Biden-Harris Administration made five major changes to the current Paycheck Protection relief Program (PPP) and is offering a two-week exc…
The son of a butcher and the grandson of two butchers, Wyoming native Kelcey Christensen is nearly ready to open his new 307 Meat Company sout…
Laramie is once again without a “life flight” company in town after Medical Air Rescue Company pulled both its helicopter and airplane from th…
Black Friday is one of the most notorious shopping days of the year, but many local businesses are more focused on the following day: Small Bu…
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Blossoming from hobby to full-fledged business, Chalked and Polished brings custom furniture to downtown Laramie.
Residents and visitors have a wide variety of options in Laramie if they want a glass of draft beer, but what about a glass of wine from the tap?
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Having established itself more than 75 years ago, Bud’s Bar has been a West Side neighborhood staple for generations.
The first Friday of October each year is National Manufacturing Day, a way to highlight modern manufacturing and inspire the next generation w…
Tungsten Heavy Powder & Parts, a manufacturing company that moved to Laramie in 2016, has purchased its building seven years earlier than …
Double Dub’s food truck owner Trent Weitzel said he was just thrilled to be able to finally compete in this year’s National Buffalo Wing Festi…
Underwriters Laboratories celebrated the ribbon cutting on its newest building in Cirrus Sky Technology Park Wednesday evening with a large cr…
At the National Buffalo Wing Festival in Buffalo, New York, this Labor Day Weekend, patrons will have the chance to try wings from restaurants…
Conner Hotel building co-owner J.T. Walsch said after Grand Avenue Pizza left his building last spring, he and the building’s other co-owners …
Nestled next to Thai Spice on Third Street in downtown is a new tattoo studio, Sagebrush Tattoo, which is aiming to combine tattooing and the …
Enjoying a beer at Coal Creek TAP this month will also help local nonprofits around Laramie thanks to the Kolsch for Kindness fundraiser hoste…
Farmers and ranchers won’t have to drive to Cheyenne for agricultural equipment parts anymore after 4 Rivers Equipment opens a new service loc…
With some help from the city of Laramie, Star Awards and Promos has acquired a new laser engraver and is using it to not only grow business fo…
After 61 years working in the insurance industry — 48 of those years in Laramie — Bill Bittner has retired from Allen Insurance.
Toyota of Laramie wanted to do more than just sell cars — it wanted to have an impact on the community.
After working as a consultant and helping run several medical spas, Drs. Lisa and David Hile decided to start their own — in Laramie.
