The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration team determined that performing in Cheyenne carries too much risk with lack of an approved emergency landing airfield nearby.
Over the next two months, beginning this coming Saturday, Special Olympics Wyoming will be holding a series of fundraisers throughout the state called the Jackalope Jump.
Fans were treated to four of the best teams in the state renewing their fierce rivalry on Thursday evening. East however was able to win both contests; the boys game was a 52-51 nailbiter, and the Lady T-Birds used a big second half to earn a 63-45 victory.
On Saturday Meals on Wheels of Cheyenne in partnership with the Cheyenne Dog Food Company, LLC, Dr. Elsey’s and Meals on Wheels of America, successfully launched the new AniMEALS program
Colorado has geared up its efforts to bring passenger rail service to the Front Range, and Cheyenne is staying on course to eventually connect Wyoming with the new line.
Petzey is the first app specializing in 24/7 pet consultations for pet parents and their furry friends in all 50 States, connecting users to veterinary professionals virtually in seconds.
Applications are now being accepted for community-minded young people interested in learning more about city government, civic trusteeship, and community leadership.
The Lady Thunderbirds handed Laramie their first loss of the season, and East's boys cruised to a win over the Plainsmen thanks to Nathan Mirich's three point barrage.
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has been recognized as a Pediatric Receiving Facility by the Wyoming Department of Health’s (WDH) Office of Emergency Medical Services.
As part of registration, families are required to review and update their students’ information as well as verify their address. Examples of suggested forms of address verification include Rental agreement, purchase agreement or electric/gas bill.
We continue with part two of our discussion with the newly elected Laramie County District Attorney. We spoke with Sylvia Hackl about attorneys and handling the county case workload. You’re planning on hiring more employees and attorneys and staff. How many more are we talking about?
We sat down with our newly sworn-in District Attorney for an interview. Sylvia Hackl has practiced law in Laramie county for 42 years, with 22 years in criminal law and a master’s degree in Public Administration. She talked with us about how these experiences will affect her new office.
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