For seven exceptional Laramie High School seniors, the University of Wyoming Trustees Scholars Award represents more than just financial assistance—it is a gateway to their dreams, a reflection of their hard work, and a testament to the support they have received along the way. Each
For nearly two decades, Dan Pasman has been a steadfast figure in the Laramie community, building relationships and helping people secure their homes. As the Area Sales Manager for Union Home Mortgage, Pasman’s dedication to his work goes beyond just financial transactions. His deep commitment
Do you want a chance to win a $25 gift card? The City of Laramie is giving away 60 gift cards to people who take a short survey about recycling and waste! The Albany County Joint Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) wants to hear from Laramie
The City of Laramie is excited to invite you to share your thoughts in the 2nd Annual Budget Survey, open from February 26 to April 1, 2025. This is your chance to help decide where the city spends its money on things like parks, roads,
Laramie’s high school seniors will soon receive a special gift—cowboy boots with a powerful message. The Jae Boots program, created by the Jae Foundation, encourages students to check in on their friends and talk about mental health. On March 4-5, seniors at Laramie, Whiting, and
Big changes are on the way for one of Laramie’s busiest roads! Starting Monday, crews from Knife River and the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) will begin long-anticipated improvements along US Highway 287/Third Street, stretching from Boswell Drive to Curtis Street. While roadwork may bring
Aspiring entrepreneurs in Laramie have an opportunity to gain valuable insights into starting their own businesses at an upcoming workshop hosted by the Wyoming Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network. Titled “Start Your Own Business,” the workshop will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 26, from
Country music fans in Laramie will have a chance to experience a special tribute to legendary female country artists as the University of Wyoming hosts “Trailblazing Women of Country” on Sunday, March 2, at 3 p.m. in the College of Arts and Sciences auditorium. Presented
During the University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute’s Winter Moose Day weekend on Feb. 8-9, volunteers spotted five moose—four adults and one calf—in the Snowy Range and Pole Mountain areas. Eighty-one volunteers used snowshoes or skis to cover 21 routes, searching for moose and signs like
A new episode of Once Again, the University of Wyoming’s Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA) YouTube program, will be available Wednesday, Feb. 19, offering valuable insight into communicating with loved ones living with dementia. The program is produced by the Wyoming Dementia Together (WDT) Caregiver