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The Lander Biz Show: Explore the Lander Senior Center with Jane Nolde
The Lander Biz Show is presented by Fremont Toyota Lander, whom we thank for helping us bring these inspiring stories to light. In this lively episode of The Lander Biz Show, we sit down with the ever-charming Jane Nolde from the Lander Senior Center. Jane brings her vibrant personality to the mic, sharing stories and insights about the incredible services offered at the Senior Center. But it’s not just fun and games, there’s an important message in this episode, too.
WYDOT to temporarily close portions of I-25 for F Street construction
CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Department of Transportation recently announced that it is preparing to pour the new bridge deck atop the F Street bridge over the North Platte River, and will need to temporarily close portions of Interstate 25 in the coming days. Project contractor Ames Construction will...
Wyoming High School Tennis Scoreboard: Aug. 26-31, 2024
There are fewer tennis matches this week as more students start going back to school. Cheyenne South hosts Laramie to kick off the week and there are just a few more matches until the weekend. The busiest day this week is Thursday as Torrington heads to battle the Casper schools, Laramie faces a key match in Cheyenne Central, and Jackson will dual Cody and Powell. Campbell County and Thunder Basing girls' teams head to the Rapid City Invite on Friday. Kelly Walsh and Natrona County play down in Green River and Rock Springs on Friday as well.
Concealed carry considered at the University of Wyoming
Students at the University of Wyoming may eventually be able to discreetly pack heat as leaders consider allowing concealed carry on campus. The university on Friday invited “students, faculty, staff and the public” to provide feedback on the idea via an online form or at the Sept. 26 trustee meeting.
Primary election results dampen conversation to increase maintenance funding for schools
CHEYENNE — It’s been 15 years since the Wyoming Legislature last revised its funding formula for school maintenance and repairs, and one state official said an adjustment is long overdue. But after a primary election set the stage for the Wyoming Freedom Caucus, a far-right group of hardline Republicans, to take control of the lower chamber in November, at least one lawmaker questions how well ...
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