The following is an unedited press release. CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Governor Mark Gordon in partnership with developer ProudCrowd has made available a free mobile app to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. The app, Care19 Diary, is available now for mobile phones and already is in
The following is a press release provided by the campaign for publication. A Laramie resident and long-time champion of Wyoming’s small businesses, Democratic candidate Trey Sherwood is running for House District No. 14. “I view myself as a public servant,” Sherwood said. “I see my
Laramie Main Street surveyed the community to learn what dining and retail options consumers are most interested in as businesses begin to reopen and recover from Covid-19 closures. This survey served as a follow up to the previous consumer survey, to assess how consumers’ needs and attitudes have changed since the beginning of the pandemic.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Governor Mark Gordon has announced that updated public health orders effective June 1 will ease restrictions on public gatherings, allowing outdoor gatherings of up to 250 people. The updated orders allow for outdoor events to occur with social distancing and increased sanitization
How a local Laramie theatre company and specialty shop collaborated to create a unique experience for their customers during Covid-19. Back in March, like many business owners, Anne Mason, the founding Artistic Director of Relative Theatrics, a Laramie based theatre company, was faced with closing
You read that correctly. TigerTree is using their Coronavirus Relief funds from the SBA to give back to the community by giving away 1,000 free trees. All you have to do to get a free tree is commit to a three-year care plan to keep
From ACSD #1: The school board met this evening to close Albany County Schools through April 3rd, 2020. Federal, State, and County Health officials all recommended that we close schools to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. This initial school closure through April 3, 2020
Laramie Main Street Alliance (LMSA) is celebrating its 15th anniversary as an accredited Main Street program. March 2005 marked the month that Laramie filed to become part of the National Main Street Program and was admitted later that year in October. Laramie was seen by
As growth at WyoTech soars, they hope to add more space for students along with adding a recreation center and other buildings to the campus. To accomplish this, WyoTech bought 70 acres of land on Venture Drive last week. They want to provide students with
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