A Slice of Laramie Rings in the New Year
I think Laramie needs some New Year’s resolutions.
I think Laramie needs some New Year’s resolutions.
Here is this week’s featured resident of the Laramie Animal Shelter. If you are interested in adopting, please visit the shelter (opening times below). Share this post to spread the word about Pekoe! Pekoe is ready help a new owner celebrate 2021 in style. She likes polite
An only-in-Wyoming plot twist
This is Laramie attended the first annual Shop with a Cop event at Walmart last Friday. Here’s our video to give you a taste of what it was like to be there. The event involved officers from Laramie Police Department , Albany County Sheriff’s Office
The Walmart in Laramie was buzzing with excitement on the afternoon of December 18. Police cars arrived one after the other, each carrying an officer and a lucky elementary school student. As they made their way inside the building each pair was given a gift
Zonta International is a global organization focused on empowering women through service and advocacy, and Laramie has had its own club since 1951. The organization itself was started over 100 years ago in New York, and has since spread across the world. There are clubs
Here’s a helpful hint if you hate shoveling snow: just don’t do it!
Aaron Appelhans, a University of Wyoming Patrol Sergeant and Albany County resident for over twenty years, was sworn into the position of Albany County Sheriff on Friday, December 11th. Appelhans is replacing former Sheriff, David O’Malley, and will hold this position for O’Malley’s remaining two-year
A message from the Laramie Animal Shelter: “Holiday decorations are out on display. As you show off your holiday cheer, here are some things to keep in mind to help keep Fluffy and Fido safe this holiday season: Be careful with those special holiday plants.
Originating as a simple idea on Facebook, Laramie Lights has become a new local holiday tradition with over 170 Laramie houses participating. Decorated houses have registered to be put on a map of the town, and Laramie folks can now use the map to track