The 3rd Annual Laramie International Flavor Festival takes place from April 16-20 in Downtown Laramie, featuring flavors and events from 24 venues inspired by international students and community members. Organized by the Laramie Main Street Alliance in collaboration with the University of Wyoming’s Office of
Get ready to embark on a global journey right here in Laramie! Laramie High School’s vibrant and culturally diverse community invites you to join them for an unforgettable evening at the Spanish Honors Society’s much-anticipated International Night. Mark your calendars for April 11, 2024, from
Relative Theatrics is proud to present BURST by Rachel Bublitz, in partnership with Wyoming Women’s Business Center and UW Honors. The play runs April 5th through April 13th with audience members sitting on the stage of the LPCC Gryphon Theatre. This gripping drama examines the
Albany County School District #1 has announced a special meeting to deliberate on the consolidation of Beitel Elementary School. Scheduled for Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at 6:00 p.m., the meeting will convene at the Laramie Middle School Cafeteria, located at 1355 N. 22nd Street, Laramie,
The Wyoming Association of School Administrators, representing the state’s superintendents, backs Governor Gordon’s veto of HB125, which sought to repeal gun-free zones. WASA members strongly support this decision. Kevin Mitchell, Executive Director of WASA, clarified, “We are not against the Second Amendment. Many of our
The University of Wyoming’s Theatre and Dance Department is wrapping up its 2023-24 season with a spectacular production of “Into the Woods,” the beloved musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine. Under the direction of Matthew Greenberg, this captivating show will grace the stage from
The Helmsley Charitable Trust has awarded Ivinson Memorial Hospital $550,348 to acquire cutting-edge cardiovascular, point-of-care, and anesthesia ultrasound machines. This funding is part of a broader initiative in Wyoming, totaling nearly $13.9 million, aimed at enhancing ultrasound capabilities and training statewide. Doug Faus, CEO of
By Katie Chapman kchapm11@uwyo.edu Have you ever wondered about outdoor recreational sports around the Laramie area? Being in Wyoming, poses an interesting challenge when it comes to outdoor sports. The weather is always changing from hot summer days to snowy winter nights, you never really sure
By Katie Chapman kchapm11@uwyo.edu As the new year kicks off, many businesses in Laramie look over their budgets and calculate their availability of wages. With projected incomes and fluctuations, many businesses turn to their employees and offer beneficial raises. One business in particular, Walmart, raised their
Governor Gordon signed Wyoming Senate File 0075 into law yesterday, a momentous occasion for Laramie’s water infrastructure. The bill, backed by the House and the Governor, secures funding for the Dowlin Diversion and Headgate Rehabilitation project. With up to 50% of the project’s cost covered,