By Hunter Strumlauf | hunterstrumlauf075@gmail.com Late February in Laramie can feel like the heart of winter, but it is also a time when people are itching for inspiration and connection. On Friday, February 27th, the Backcountry Film Festival will bring exactly that to the Gryphon
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
Starting September 1, Ivinson Memorial Hospital will take on a new role in local healthcare, launching its own Interfacility Transfer (IFT) program to handle patient transfers between facilities. The City of Laramie will continue to operate its 911 emergency ambulance response, ensuring that both emergency
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 residents can now apply for Residential Parking Permits online, making the process faster and easier. The new system is available anytime, giving residents more flexibility. For those without internet access, a public kiosk is available at City Hall. To apply or renew a permit,
As 2025 begins, the City of Laramie is looking back on key achievements from last year. Thanks to community efforts, here are eight ways Laramie made progress in 2024: Spring Creek Trail Phase 1 Complete – The first section of this new trail opened, giving
By Anette Linna alinna@uwyo.edu The Laramie Police Department’s School Resource Officers (SROs) are making a meaningful difference in local schools by building trust, fostering positive relationships and addressing issues before they escalate. Officers Brett Philbrick, Dan Applehans and Kyle Gross dedicate their days to working
The City of Laramie is starting the new year with fresh faces on its leadership team. Four new members have been appointed to the City Council, joining five returning councilors to form the nine-person body. The council works with longtime City Manager Janine Jordan to
The City of Laramie is calling on residents to volunteer as Snow Angels this winter to help keep sidewalks and driveways clear and safe for the community. The Snow Angels program connects volunteers with neighbors who may struggle to shovel snow due to age, disability,