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It’s Weird There Aren’t More Of These Businesses In Wyoming
I've enjoyed getting to know many veterans who call Wyoming home. Many weren't born in the Cowboy State but moved here after retiring from the service. According to reports, 44,403 vets live here, putting Wyoming at #3 with 7,571 veterans per 100,000 people. This state is a good option for vets, with lots of open space, outdoor experiences, veteran organizations, no state income tax, and educational benefits, which are a few reasons a veteran may choose to live here.
A Big Wildfire Is Now Burning In Natrona County
Summertime in Wyoming is prime time for wildfires across the state, and there's a big one burning in a remote area of Natrona County. The Oregon Trail Fire has already burned over 1500 acres and is still burning 18-20 miles north of Oregon Trail Road near Prospect Hill Interpretive Site.
Coming week to bring chance of rain
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne-area residents may see some scattered rainfall as the coming week gets underway, slightly cooling down area temperatures, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. On Monday, there is a 20% chance of morning showers, though the NWS in Cheyenne reports that the chance will...
Sixth generation cowboy Leighton Lafromboise headed to National High School Finals Rodeo
The Jefferson High student is a sixth-generation bareback bronc rider and has now qualified for three straight National High School Finals Rodeos. The finals will take place in Rock Springs, Wyoming, on July 14-20.
‘Meet the Candidates’: Seth Ulvestad for Wyoming House of Representatives
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In this edition of “Meet the Candidates,” Seth Ulvestad shares with Cap City News how he envisions governing Wyoming if elected to the state Legislature. Ulvestad is one of three people running for House District 11. The following are responses that Ulvestad shared with...
High temps likely to continue into coming week
CASPER, Wyo. — After a weekend of temperatures nearing 100 degrees, conditions are likely to remain hot as the coming week gets underway, though not quite approaching triple digits. On Monday, the National Weather Service in Riverton reports that the Casper area will initially see sunny skies, followed by...
#HappeningNow: Riverton’s 42nd Annual Day in the Park
(Riverton, WY) – Arts in Action’s 42nd Annual Day in the Park is in full swing at Riverton City Park!. Stop by to see vendors/arts/treats galore and bring the whole family; the fun goes until 3 p.m. There are even tethered balloon rides while weather permits (until about...
Central Wyoming Rodeo Concludes on Saturday Night
The Central Wyoming Rodeo ended on Saturday night with the championship short go. Not all of the top 12 contestants in each event were in Casper on Saturday as they elected to compete in a different rodeo, mostly in Colorado Springs. Still, there was plenty of excitement as big checks were up for grabs.
Candidates snub Fremont County debates, drawing rebuke from local GOP
A group of Fremont County Republican legislative candidates have declined invitations to a series of candidate debates, drawing a public rebuke this week from local GOP leadership. “My concern is that if Tim Salazar, Pepper Ottman, Tina Clifford and Joel Guggenmos will not face voter questions before the election, will they listen to us if elected?” Fremont County GOP Chairman Scott Harnsberger said. The issue began earlier this month when...
A Child Waits, 7-13-24
Sports are something that grabs Collin’s attention. Whether football or basketball, Collin, 15, likes to get his hands on the ball and play. After a long day of running around, pizza hits the spot for him. Red is his favorite color, and megalodons are his most desired animal. Superheroes, especially Blue Beetle, are fictional characters that he likes. In his spare time, this teen can be found playing video games. Telekinesis is a superpower that Collin would choose if given the choice. He is known...
Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County celebrates 33 years
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - This July, Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County is celebrating its 33rd year. Established in 1991, this non-profit has helped 51 low-income families get into homes. This organization has provided affordable homes for families that earn 30 to 60 percent of the area’s median...
UB40 is headed to the Lincoln Theatre
CHEYENNE — On Thursday, Cheyenne residents can experience a blast from the past when British pop-reggae group UB40 performs at The Lincoln Theatre. Most known for their covers of Neil Diamond’s “Red Red Wine” and Elvis Presley’s “(I Can’t Help) Falling In Love With You,” UB40 is still going strong after 45 years (hence their 2024 album name “UB45”). In that time, they have recorded 20 studio ...
Government Meeting 7-13-24
Monday Cheyenne City Council's Finance Committee, 12 p.m., Municipal Building, 2101 O'Neil Ave., Room 104, Cheyenne. Zoom information available at cheyennecity.org/ecm. Wyoming Aeronautics Commission, 1:30 p.m., WYDOT Headquarters, 5300 Bishop Blvd. and online at tinyurl.com/wy-aeronautics-commission, Webinar ID: 820 0261 4146, Passcode: 197649. Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities, 3 p.m., 2416 Snyder Ave. and via Zoom...
Lander school board to discuss staff, student ‘transgender consideration’ policies at July 16 meeting
(Lander, WY) – The Fremont County School District (FCSD) #1 school board is set to convene for a regular meeting on Tuesday, July 16, at the district offices located at 863 Sweetwater Street. The meeting will commence immediately after the Public Hearing on the proposed 2024/25 budget for FCSD...
‘Everybody’s confused’: Title IX injunction creates uncertainty for Wyoming educators
As Republican elected officials trumpet as a victory for Wyoming the recent court injunction halting implementation of new Title IX rules, school districts and educators are grappling with uncertainties of how to proceed. “Everybody’s confused right now,” said Brian Farmer, executive director at Wyoming School Boards Association. The confusion within schools underscores how complicated it is to interpret and comply with Title IX — a 50-year-old law that prohibits sex...
Governor Gordon, Senators Barrasso & Lummis release statements on shooting at Trump rally
(Butler, PA) – Former U.S. President Donald Trump was rushed off stage with blood on his ear and face after a reported shooting during his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, held today, July 13. In footage of the rally, Trump can be seen clutching his ear in the middle of...
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