Laramie County Sheriff’s deputies responded to the 700 block of Mitchell Court for a report of a man that was stabbed at that location. Deputies arrived on scene and located a male victim suffering from a stab wound. The victim was transported to the Cheyenne Regional Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. Detectives responded to the scene and the case is being investigated as a homicide.
Imagine playing softball, and not being able to hear much. Well, you’ve put yourself in Branden’s shoes. He’s partially deaf in his left ear, which means once he leaves the dugout, there’s another challenge awaiting him on the field.
Stu Lerwick led 1A-9 Man in passing yards, touchdowns, and completion percentage in 2021. He was was No. 2 in 2A in scoring in rebounding on the Pine Bluffs state championships boys basketball team.
Candidates are required to file the report, regardless of whether or not they accept contributions or spend money on their campaigns. Persons found guilty of violating campaign finance statutes are subject to criminal charges. State law provides a civil penalty of up to $200 per day for candidates and their campaign committees who fail to file the report.
We sat down with Superintendent dr. Margaret Crespo to address the concerns some parents are voicing regarding books in the LCSD1 school system. During the last LCSD1 board meeting, community members took issue with some titles with “concerning text” they had found from a Facebook message post about books in school libraries.
With its iconic engine, billowing smoke and loud hoots, the big boy steam engine is off.It pushed off from Cheyenne this morning, making its way down south to Denver. Thursday marks the 160th anniversary of the Union Pacific.Big Boy steam engines like this one were used to carry services and goods across this nation while it was being built.
One of the best parts of going to Cheyenne Frontier Days is the food! From the classic favorites of turkey legs to corn dogs and lemonade. There’s something familiar and something new every year. This year folks can look forward to new sweet and savory sandwiches, to even a donut grilled chicken sandwich. If you’re feeling like something more exotic, there’s Chinese food, spicy corn Elote.
It’s a piece of local flavor and history for all to enjoy. Cheyenne Frontier Days had its Parade Tuesday morning. Families and locals were out to see the festivities alongside visitors from out of state.” I planned. I bought tickets for the rodeo in January, so I’m staying here for 3 days... I fell in love with rodeos,” said John McKinney, visiting from Massachusetts.
Women of all ages, or rather cowgirls, were celebrated today. At the kick-off brunch and fashion show at Little American Monday morning.“To come in and keep the history of women in the west alive. We hear a lot about the cowboys. But actually, it was the women who tamed the west,” said Sharon Russell, former President of Cowgirls of the West.
Clayton Savage (Saddle Bronc) and the Team Roping Duo of Clayton Van Aken and Jayden Johnson were Wyomingites who punched their tickets to the CFD Semifinals on Tuesday.
With federal infrastructure funds designated to expanding electric-vehicle use in the state, charging stations similar to this are set to become more common in the future
A large part of Cheyenne Frontier Days is the military. Its history here in Wyoming and involvement in the community. With Fort D.A. Russell Days, visitors can get a glimpse of that commitment.As CFD kicks off their festivities this week, so does the military, with historical re-enactment and displays. Fort D.A. Russell is one of the oldest continuously operated bases of national defense.
Reverend Mark Marston from First United Methodist Church spoke to Wyoming News Now on July 20th to talk about the upcoming parade day lunches for Cheyenne Frontier Days.
The LCCC Emergency Childcare Assistance Grant provides funds for students enrolled in a degree, credit diploma or certificate program, whether they take those classes in-person, online or in a hybrid. Citizens, non-citizens and international students all may qualify.
The Laramie County Community College is in full swing with early enrollment, as students register for the new fall semester.T hey’ve already enrolled 200 more students than last year, and they are up 300 students from the same time, two years ago.
As the nation grapples with airline delays, short staffing and travel mayhem. Cheyenne is taking it easy as our local airport prepares for the uptick in commercial and private flights with visitors for the upcoming Frontier Days, The Cheyenne Regional Airport has a new art exhibit at the airport to introduce visitors to Wyoming heritage and culture.
