This past Saturday found many Burns residents and guests gathered at the new Liberty Park for a dedication ceremony.
The announcement Wyoming would be seeing a $5 billion investment in F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne got me wondering: Is this the largest financial investment of any single project in the history of Wyoming?
There is a silent genocide that is insidiously going on in Myanmar, previously called Burma, against the Muslim population in that country.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, or someone who believes what she believes, could win an election in Wyoming.
Almost every day of the work week, I find myself opening the leaded doors to a local cathedral, slipping into the back pew, hoping no one will notice the Protestant seeking a bit of daily solace.
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CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Animal Shelter President Bob Fecht will be suspended for 60 days without pay starting Friday following an investigation into his decision to have a young dog pepper sprayed during a “training exercise” earlier this month.
CHEYENNE – Local governments that want to put additional tax options to their residents independent of county commissioners are hoping to find success in the next legislative session.
CHEYENNE – Enrollment in local K-12 schools continues to increase.
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