Julian Seawright

Rain showers continue for southeastern Wyoming as the new system is springing into action Sunday night. Rain looks to continue throughout much of the night until the temperatures hit a freezing point for the rain to transition into the snow. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for parts of Laramie and Albany counties through Tuesday Afternoon with Winter Weather Advisories in place for Laramie, Converse, Platte, Albany & Carbon counties.

At the Lincoln theatre resides the stage used by Cheyenne’s finest in musical and artistic talents. There, they display their gifts and share their passion with the world. Cheyenne’s very own ballet group, Reformation Dance Company, will be center stage this Saturday May 8th, at 7pm presenting the community with their new performance which, you may find oddly appealing. However, it is “Strangely Beautiful”.

as a part of our economy development role here, we feel like working with our partners at the Greater Cheyenne Chamber, the DDA and also Visit Cheyenne. We really need to reinvest and reinvigorate the downtown.”

Rain has picked back up in SE Wyoming and as the temperatures continue to drop around the state with falling precipitation, can expect that wintry mix to develop overnight creating some treacherous road conditions overnight into early Monday morning for areas impacted by this system. Some areas have the potential of seeing isolated thunderstorms and periodic heavy rainfall throughout the overnight hours and Monday morning.

Sunday: rain looks to get started widespread in the late morning and early afternoon. Starting on a light-scale, then becoming more organized in the afternoon. The Cold Front moving in will cooldown temperatures across the state 50s being the highs for much of the state. The system has substantial moisture as well which is fantastic for our drought conditions. Rain looks to increase in fall rate throughout Sunday afternoon mainly rain showers with an increased chance of thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening hours for much of SE Wyoming.

A Low Pressure System from the NW corner of the U.S. will be bringing favorable amounts of moisture and cooler temperatures once it descends upon the state mainly Sunday morning. Anticipating widespread rain showers in Wyoming and some areas have a good chance of seeing thunderstorms as well especially in the SE areas of Wyoming.

ResourceMFG in Cheyenne will be hosting an indoor Job Fair on April 21st from 9 am – 4 pm and April 27th and 28th from 9 am – 4 pm at the Department of Workforce Services - Cheyenne Workforce Center, 5221 Yellowstone Road. Employees of all skill levels are needed. Applicants are encouraged to apply online at www.resourcemfg.com before the job fair to expediate their interview process

Cheyenne City Council Ward III will hold a City Council and Coffee Open House on Saturday, April 24th from 9:00am to 11:00am at Dazbog Coffee (3911 E. Pershing Blvd., Suite A). Discussion will include Ward III and City projects, concerns, and provide an opportunity to get to know your Ward III representatives.

A potent Low pressure system is slowly moving its way into Wyoming from the north. Already bringing rain showers and mixed precipitation to many ares in Northern Wyoming. Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings are in place through much of Monday into Monday night with a Winter Storm Watch in place for parts of Albany county.

CFD looks forward to bringing the Daddy of ‘em All back, promising an exhilarating event that many have enjoyed over the years. There is also the promise of good health and safety for event-goers, which has brought about changes in operations, safety and health protocols, along with ticket sales for this years rodeo.

In an ongoing effort to expand access to COVID-19 vaccines and help the country move forward from the pandemic, CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) today announced that it will begin vaccinating eligible populations on Wednesday, April 14 at two CVS Pharmacy locations in Wyoming.

After such a beautiful yet windy day in Wyoming. The fun comes to a stop as cooler air moves into the state and with it some spots of scattered snow showers are to be expected in the overnight hours for some areas in the North and Central regions of Wyoming. Winds will remain for tomorrow and temperatures will move into the 40s with skies having a bit more clouds linger throughout the day. Something to keep an eye on, the chance of seeing some scattered light flurries and snow showers in Natrona and Park Counties throughout the afternoon. Clearing up heading into the night for a clear and chilly one to end the weekend. Long-range: a low from the south looks to move its way slowly towards Wyoming bringing chances of seeing some measurable snowfall across the state into the middle of the week.

Friday night we have the luxury of seeing winds die down around the state. Cold temperatures will linger in the forecast but will warm up quickly as we head into Saturday afternoon. High pressure will sit on Wyoming for Saturday but then be pushed out by a Low from the pacific NW that will bring another cold front with plenty of moisture that will shake things up on Sunday.

Per the last Cheyenne city council session in March of 2021. A resolution was adopted that authorized CPD to apply for a grant that would help fund their DUI command vehicles.

CSO presents the final Masterpiece Concert of the 2020-21 Season, Fantastic Finales, on Apr. 17, 2021 with performances at 2:00PM and 7:30 PM, at the Cheyenne Civic Center. Social distancing measures will be in place and patrons will be required to wear masks. The concerts will be performed without intermission and last about 90 minutes. The 7:30 PM performance will also belivestreamed for those who prefer to watch from the comfort of home.

Members of Cheyenne’s Public Services Committee met Tuesday afternoon virtually for their regular meeting.

High-pressure system is sitting pretty along with Wyoming as we end the weekend. Temperatures hit record-breaking in Cheyenne and Casper with 75 degrees in both cities and many more around Wyoming. Monday will shape up to be a partly cloudy day that will see more clouds move in throughout the day. Slight chance of rain showers are possible and Dry thunderstorms in isolated areas are possible as well around SE Wyoming. Winds will be light and temperatures will be very spring-esque.

Now, as we are in our last day of March. The Gathering Bakery is renovated and customers flow in and out during breakfast and lunchtime to have a little piece of home in the downtown area. Deb Suratt, the owner of the bakery, initially opened the spot in Kentucky. With family living in the mountain west and her own experiences in the region. She had a desire from her success in Kentucky to expand to an area that she was not only familiar with, but knew her craft would be appreciated.

Beginning Wednesday, April 28th, the City’s Municipal Court will resume in-person arraignments in the Judge Joseph M. Carey City Center (300 W. 17th St.). Masks are required upon entry into the building. Parking is available at the nearby Jack Spiker Parking Garage.

As weather begins to warm up and we reach that time of year when you’re looking to put up a new fence, please be aware that the City does have fencing regulations. These regulations were amended as of March 8th

After being canceled last year due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Visit Cheyenne is presenting ‘Restaurant Week’ marking the fifth-year of the weeklong event, that showcases Local restaurants and breweries for residents and visitors alike.

Cooler air is beginning to split the state in half heading into the afternoon but high wind warning’s will remain for many areas from 6 p.m. today to 9 p.m. tonight. An elevated fire outlook for Eastern Wyoming and Fire Weather Warning is in place until 6 p.m. for Crook, Campbell, Weston & Sheridan counties.

Fire Weather Warning’s are in effect for- Campbell, Crook & Weston Counties through the rest of the weekend, in addition, there is also an elevated risk for the North East areas of Wyoming on Sunday. The Fire Weather Warning’s are a result of warmer drier conditions that will be sticking around Wyoming for the next few days. In addition, winds increased today and look to be stronger throughout Palm Sunday.

Earlier this week, Cheyenne City Council adopted the resolution in creating an affordable housing task force, making a step toward finding a solution to the housing issues in the city.

LCSD1 Superintendent Dr. Boyd Brown says, “We are looking at what options we have.” He adds,” One of the options is to add the missing days to the end of the school year which is not favorable for anyone. While another option could be to potentially have students do a virtual schooling on Saturday to make up the time.”

Cooler air will keep temperatures in the mid to upper 30s in SE Wyoming with the Northern region aiming for the lower 40s. Isolated snow showers are slightly possible in Cheyenne and Casper Monday, with a strong chance of seeing snow in Casper Tuesday night as a Low looks to move in influencing precipitation through much of Wyoming. Snow chances will also be stronger Tuesday night for Cheyenne, as the week progresses, temperatures will be stable on the cooler end of the spectrum. Once we pass the mid-way point, temperatures looking to gain a bit of heat heading into the 40s and for some areas around the state reaching into the 50s looking into the weekend.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in place for Teton & Park County through Sunday morning, with a High Wind Warning in the Elk Mountain are until Midnight tonight.

In order to maximize the effectiveness of snow removal efforts downtown, The City of Cheyenne, Wyoming - Government and the DDA are asking constituents to move their vehicles in the downtown area this evening if they are able to do so. Cars may be temporarily relocated to the parking garages until the streets have been cleared. To avoid fines, please email your vehicle make and license plate number to dda-admin@downtowncheyenne.com once parked in the garage

Late Saturday night a tease of precipitation that looks to be rain/wintry mix will start to develop in SE Wyoming. With a Blizzard Warning in effect for Albany, Carbon, Goshen, Laramie and Platte Counties until Monday at 6 a.m. with Winter Storm Warning’s in effect until Sunday afternoon and evening.

Winter Weather Advisory and Storm Warning are in place for much of the Central and Northern Areas of Wyoming through Wednesday at 5 p.m. Impacts could be critical while traveling along I-25 early Wednesday morning and Wednesday afternoon.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued through Wednesday at 5 p.m. for Fremont, Natrona and Sweetwater counties. With this next snow event, this is where we are looking to have the most accumulations around Casper and in the higher elevations (mountainous areas).

Sunday night will be a cool one with clouds increasing across the state looking to block the stars for much of Southern Wyoming by midnight. All alerts have been cleared now we are looking at more dry conditions as a High Pressure remains in the state until a Low coming from the North West brings some changes as a new system looks to give some precipitation by mid week.

High Wind Warning in place for Natrona County through Saturday evening with Fire Weather Warning in effect until Saturday @ 7 p.m.

Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon during his “State of the State Address” Tuesday, March 2nd addressed “the biggest elephant in the Capitol this year is the future of Wyoming’s K-12 education system.”

The Department of Family Services (DFS) is preparing to administer the federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in Wyoming to help tenants who have not been able to (or are concerned they will not be able to) make their rental or utility payments. ERAP also will help landlords and utility companies that may have not received payments due to them as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Because a loss of employment is often the cause of missed rent and utility payments, the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services (DWS) has joined DFS to find and help renters who need this assistance.

A resolution that was approved during the last city council meeting in February, calling for a Americans with Disabilities Act evaluation.

High Wind Warning is in effect for the Elk Mountain area and parts of Platte County through Monday morning. Temperatures look to improve into the 40s throughout Monday with winds remaining to be breezy with gusts in certain areas.

Saturday was another wintry reminder for much of Wyoming as snowy conditions swept through the northern and central areas through Saturday afternoon and evening. Thankfully, the snow was light and only heavy in some areas. Accumulations were left to mostly a dusting for most areas where some could have seen measurable accumulations.

On Monday, during the regular meeting between the Mayor and the City of Cheyenne’s Councilman, approved of a resolution that will create a Technology Advisory Council.

Western Vista Credit Union recently obtained office space in the City Center Building located at 1920 Thomes Avenue, in downtown Cheyenne. This comes as a necessary move for expansion from the company which has seen exceptional growth over the last few years.

CSO continues the 2020-21 Season with Capricious Classics on Feb. 27, 2021 with performances at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM, at the Cheyenne Civic Center. Social distancing measures will be in place and patrons will be required to wear masks, in compliance with the Laramie County mask mandate. The concerts will be performed without intermission and last about 90 minutes. The 7:30 PM performance will also be livestreamed for those who prefer to watch from the comfort of home.

High Wind Warning’s are in effect for Albany, Laramie, Platte, Carbon, Sweetwater, Fremont, Hot Springs & Park County Through Monday afternoon. With a High Wind Watch for Natrona county until Tuesday @ noon. A Winter Weather Advisory has been put in place for Elk Mountain and Arlington Area for blowing snow that mimic blizzard conditions due to strong gusty winds and snowfall.

Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 5 a.m. Sunday & a High Wind Warning in effect until Tuesday 8 a.m. North Western Areas a High Wind Warning in effect until Monday @ 12 p.m. and Winter Storm/ Weather Advisories in effect near Jackson and the Tetons until Saturday @ 6 p.m.

Laramie County School District 1 has shifted the dates of its high school graduation ceremonies so the events can take place in a socially distanced setting at Frontier Park.

About a week ago, Cheyenne Frontier Days released it’s ‘report to our community 2020′ that outlined the difficult decision in cancelling the rodeo was.

Cheyenne Pack & Ship, founded by Jeff and Dershie Barber. We are excited to provide Cheyenne and the surrounding area with the newest and best quality packing and shipping services and business. The Barber’s live in Cheyenne, and are proud Wyoming natives.

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center will be offering a new Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care program starting March first.

Sunday night, across the cowboy state we will continue to experience intensely cold air calling for Wind Chill Advisories and Warning’s until Monday at 11 a.m. Aside from the cold, more snow is in store for Winter Weather Advisory for the Sierra Madre and the Snowy’s until Wednesday until 5 a.m. and a Winter Weather Advisory for the North Western region of the state until Tuesday 6 a.m.

High Wind Warning in effect for Elk Mountain until 5 p.m., Winter Storm Watch in Effect for NW Wyoming until Saturday 5 a.m. with a Wind Chill Advisory plaguing the NE until next Monday at 11 a.m.

Tuesday morning: Snow has not been a factor in the morning forecast. However, cold air and light winds have been. Through the early morning stretches into around 11 a.m. Temperatures hit improved levels along the southern areas of Wyoming. Cheyenne, being the lone warm spot in the state with close to mid-40s by this time. In addition, we can see from the north down there is a split in the state of cold air, where these areas are in the single digits and negatives and won’t budge for the remainder of the day. Then the other lower half of the state, is seeing temperatures that are normal for an average winter day, 30s and above with Cheyenne being the anomaly of seeing 40s.