Rooted in Laramie is a local non-profit organization focused on planting trees and educating property owners about tree care in efforts to expand our community canopy. Each year Laramie Residents have the opportunity to apply for a tree to be planted for just $50. The
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 Birdie! Birdie is a lively young adult, she is super active! She likes
Do you have an attached garage, and can I borrow it?
The 307 Film Festival is back for its third year, after putting the event on hold in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The University of Wyoming Theatre and Dance Department will be presenting the wildly popular comedy-adventure, “She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms,” as a streamed online production. The show streams February 23rd – 28th at 7:30 p.m. (MST). Tickets are free for UW students or $5 for anyone else and
Run Dates: February 17 through February 24, 2021 This public service announcement is provided by Albany County Public Health to provide current information on the status of COVID-19 vaccination efforts in our community. Individuals within Phase 1b, priority group 4-6 are now able to schedule
A message from the Laramie Animal Shelter: “City of Laramie ordinance requires that dog owners keep their dogs on a leash anytime they leave their property. This ordinance is in effect city wide except for three designated off leash dog park areas. Dog owners can
What do you do to stay warm when the power goes out in the winter?
The Nest Toy Library recently launched a new initiative in hopes of being able to serve more of the children in Laramie. The “Pay What You Can” program was formulated to help financially support families in Laramie who may not be able to afford the
The City of Laramie is in the process of completing a multi-phase water system rehabilitation project in the 3rd Street corridor, from Palmer Street to Superior Court. As part of the improvements the City will be replacing over 11,000 feet of water main, 27 fire