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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Being a community volunteer feels almost like an obligation to Brian Harkavy. As a former lawyer, he
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — County leaders are again choosing to invest in the economic promotion and success of the county's businesses.
Trustees OK $394.1M budget for 2024–25 school year; department budgets cut by $2M
The district is aiming to pull in $75 million through various taxes, according to a budget demonstration at Monday’s school
Reptiles take over Wyoming State Museum for ‘Dino Day’
Children and parents adventured through the musuem to learn about long-gone creatures, as well as engage with reptilians of the
Heat advisory in effect for Cheyenne on Friday afternoon
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — This week is about to wind down on a hot note. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne
‘Not a moral failing’: County commissioner, support specialists consider challenges surrounding substance use recovery
Laramie County is receiving at least $1 million from pharmaceutical companies throughout the coming years. Local experts ponder how to
An environment to succeed: County commissioner candidates share views on public library, access to objectionable books
The candidates discussed their opinions on topics such as intellectual freedom and maintaining library infrastructure.
DDA petitions to include ‘Mead Triangle’ land in Downtown Development District
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority is petitioning to add new land into its development district. The land
SkyWest Airlines payment agreement may cost City of Cheyenne $400K
Cheyenne Regional Airport is also looking to request federal funds to rehabilitate its air traffic control tower.
City allocates $181K to bridge lighting project; council loans land to CFD for parking, camping during July festival
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Calm, warm weather greets Cheyenne for Fourth of July
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne residents can expect sunny skies and modestly warm temperatures throughout the Fourth of July holiday. Moderate
Healing after trauma: Director Shoval Tshuva discusses her debut short film
Cap City News spoke with New York-based director and actress Shoval Tshuva, whose debut short film "Funky" is set to
County set to purchase Carey Avenue building for $5.5M
The building was originally going to be sold for nearly $9 million. The purchase represents a commitment to bettering downtown
Stage 1 fire restrictions imposed for Laramie County Fire District 10
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Meta developing $800M data center in Cheyenne’s High Plains Business Park, officials confirm
The founders of Facebook are constructing a 715,000-square-foot facility that is expected to generate more than a thousand jobs and
Councilmembers contemplate uses for ongoing Belvoir Ranch project; public trail system to open summer 2025
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(PHOTOS) Coons, cars and pie: Fourth of July Celebration brings something for everyone
The event held a raffle to benefit Broken Bandit Wildlife Center, an organization that rehabilitates and releases Wyoming-native animals that
(PHOTOS) Puppy pageant contestants melt hearts at 2nd annual Pride Cheyenne Street Festival
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Burns resource center shuts down due to ‘abuse,’ vandalism; town leaders considering replacement
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County commissioner candidates to participate in ‘Politics in the Park’ Q&A forum
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Members reappointed to county hospital, library, economic development boards
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