Ivinson Memorial Hospital has announced that Dr. Tim Kirsch is its new Chief Medical Officer. That means Dr. Kirsch will help lead doctors and medical staff at the hospital while also continuing to care for patients. Dr. Kirsch has more than 20 years of medical
A generous estate gift from longtime Wyoming educator and public servant Diana Ohman will help ensure the continued growth of the University of Wyoming’s Native American Summer Institute, a precollege program designed to support and inspire Native American high school students across the region. Ohman,
A recent ruling from a federal district court has ordered the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to release key documents connected to the proposed Rail Tie Wind Project—an energy development planned just outside Laramie’s western gateway. The decision came after the Albany County Conservancy (ACC),
Collaborative beautification effort adds ambiance, pride, and safety to Laramie’s downtown core LARAMIE — Third Street is about to shine a little brighter. A new project called “Light Up Downtown” is underway to install programmable, year-round lighting along Third Street between Ivinson and Garfield. The
Grassroots Free Pantry Launches on Laramie’s West SideNeighbors come together to fight food insecurity at Lincoln Community Center LARAMIE — Neighbors on Laramie’s West Side have joined forces to install a new free pantry at the Lincoln Community Center, creating a 24/7 resource for anyone
The University of Wyoming is marking Native American Heritage Month with a three-day event series on Prexy’s Pasture, Nov. 4–6, centered around a large tipi. “Tipi Talks” brings workshops, symposia, Native dance, food, and talks from distinguished speakers and community members—all free and open to
The University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance is gearing up for its next big production — and this one promises to tug at your heartstrings. From the creative minds of actor-comedian-musician Steve Martin and singer-songwriter Edie Brickell comes the Tony-nominated bluegrass musical Bright
Honoring Survivors, Remembering Lives Lost Every October, communities across the nation come together to shine a light on domestic violence — to honor survivors, remember those whose lives were stolen by abuse, and recommit to building a future rooted in safety and compassion. Silent Witness:
LARAMIE, Wyo. — This September, downtown Laramie will transform into a hub of live music as the inaugural Snow Train Music Festival rolls into town September 19–20. For two packed days and nights, more than 90 musical acts—nearly all with Wyoming roots—will perform across 11
Relative Theatrics is set to open its latest production, MARY GETS HERS by Emma Horwitz, in association with the University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance. The play will run September 5–13, 2025, at the Studio Theatre in the UW Buchanan Center for the