On November 28, 2020 at approximately 1629 hours, Laramie County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to Road 146 just northwest of Burns, Wyoming for a rollover crash involving a side by side ATV.
If you’ve been out and about shopping for the holidays, you’ve probably heard the ringing of the bell at one of The Salvation Army Cheyenne Corps’ kettle stations.
Cheyenne South high school host the annual Turkey stampede 5k has been an annual tradition at South high school, since the school opened in 2009. This run is to raise funds for the Toys for Tots drive and the Traci Friess scholarship foundation for an English major, which will support students and families in need.
This is the Connecticut One Team’s fifth deployment across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic and they operate in two week windows. The team will be in Wyoming until Dec. 1st.
Governor Mark Gordon has ordered the Wyoming State Flag be flown at half staff at the Capitol in Cheyenne and in Laramie County from sunrise to sunset on November 24, 2020 in honor of Clark A. Smith. Mr. Smith served in the Wyoming House of Representatives in 1965. He passed away November 19.
A Riverton artist who has his work featured at a craft store is showing his appreciation to his customers, and sharing the process for creating his custom Christmas cards.
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s President and CEO, Tim Thornell, said where they are really struggling is with staff, many of whom are getting sick.
According to NEED’s INC. several churches and sponsors will be aiding in the ultimate goal of $109K to replace the freezer and cooler that’s in jeopardy.
Director of the Health Medical Institute, Dr. Paul Washburn, M.D. is offering medical services in his office to people who do not have health insurance.
With Governor Gordon’s supplemental budget resulting in a 4.7 percent reduction in state aid, it leaves LCCC’s total reductions estimate to just under four million dollars for the Fiscal year 2022 school year so far.
Spradley Barr of Cheyenne partnered with the Rotary Club of Cheyenne for the 12th annual Holiday Food Drive. The donations will go to the St. Joseph’s Food Pantry.
As the COVID-19 pandemic is still very much here, local and national experts are encouraging the community to keep in mind how to celebrate Thanksgiving safely.
Taco John’s in Cheyenne has chosen the Friday Food Bag Foundation as its fundraiser recipient. Now through Dec. 31, Taco John’s in Cheyenne will donate a portion of the proceeds from every Nachos Navidad purchase to the Friday Food Bag Foundation.
Within the Cheyenne Economic Indicators report is the Cheyenne Economic Health Index (ChEHI), a coincident economic indicator that is designed to provide a current assessment of Laramie County’s economy.
The gBETA Cheyenne Fall 2020 program is coming to an end where the five startups (Frog Creek Partners-Casper, SSI-Sheridan, Engineering Design Group (EDG)-Laramie, Happyly-Jackson, Sisyphus Systems-Cheyenne) get to show off their products to a group of investors during their inaugural pitch night.
Next year, the Ludden Library & Learning Commons at Laramie County Community College will have an impressive new offering: a state-of-the-art makerspace.
Cheyenne’s transformation into the North West Pole is nearly complete and loads of socially distant shopping and holiday cheer are ready to be spread across the community.
With the recent surge, talks of mask mandates, and other drastic measures to help contain the virus have been in talks in communities throughout Wyoming. Tuesday morning, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dr. John Fleming spoke with Wyoming News Now about his thoughts on a mask mandate in Wyoming. Dr. Fleming responded, “I certainly recommend mask use especially when there is considerable spread in the community. Certainly, throughout the Midwest, we are seeing an increase in cases." Dr. Fleming adds, Fortunately, the death rates have remained flat, we are seeing 3 per 100,00 deaths. of course, one death from COVID is one death too many. But, I think people in Wyoming and other states have learned better to live with this disease. As far as mandates for masks, I think that’s a case by case local community decision made by your leaders."
