For Mikey Welper, the idea behind his Small Business Spotlight started with something simple: wanting to give a little back to the businesses that help make Laramie what it is. “I just think small businesses are the backbone of any community,” Welper said. “We saw
When Jeffrey Lockwood received an automated emergency message from his son’s phone on July 13, 2024, he could not yet know how profoundly his family’s life was about to change. Hours later, a surgeon called with a stark instruction: “Get here as soon as possible.”
For Peace of Mind: Your Journey, Your Way, disability services are not just about care. They are about choice, dignity and helping people take part in the community around them. The Laramie nonprofit began in 2021 and achieved nonprofit status in January 2023. Today, Peace
For Andrew Abshier, working in Laramie is not just about doing business in a town. It is about coming home. Andrew grew up in Laramie after his family moved here in the early 1980s. His dad was a big Cowboy Joe Booster, and Andrew spent
A simple trip turned into something much bigger than she expected. Years later, its impact is still reaching a group of university students as they host a 5K event May 2 in Laramie’s Washington Park. Story By Taiye O. Idahor | Post By: Molly Walters
Ready to tackle that next home project? The 13th Annual Laramie Home & Garden Show is set for Saturday, April 25 at the Laramie Ice & Events Center, bringing together local experts, ideas, and inspiration all under one roof. Hosted by Wolf Creek Radio Broadcasting
A program focused on strengthening the support network around local youth is returning to Laramie this month. Cathedral Home will host its second annual “Coaches Who Care” suicide prevention training March 23–26, offering free sessions designed for coaches, mentors, and youth leaders who work with
Laramie’s film scene is getting a boost this March, and local filmmakers are being invited to step into the spotlight. In a recent Facebook post, the Jackalope Cult Cinema group announced, “Calling All Film makers; The Jackalope Cult Cinema group is seeking locally made independent
If you’ve ever driven on a Wyoming highway in the winter, you know how fast things can change. One minute the road is clear. The next minute there’s ice, blowing snow, or a vehicle off the road — and there’s no one around for miles.
When Studio Thrive opened its doors in January 2016, owner Shea Ware didn’t know a single person in Laramie. She had just finished her master’s degree in Exercise Science, was preparing to move to Wyoming for her husband’s new coaching position at the University of