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
The University of Wyoming Department of Music choral studies area invites the Laramie community to two free public performances as part of the “Cowboys, Sing On!” festival, a two-day event celebrating choral music. On Friday, Feb. 28, at 7:30 p.m., the Showcase Performance will take
In the heart of downtown Laramie, nestled at 520 S 3rd Street, you’ll find a little shop that specializes in big moments. Whether it’s a personalized gift for a loved one, an engraved award recognizing excellence, or customized promotional products for a business, Star Awards
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
Feeding Laramie Valley is helping people all over Wyoming grow and share fresh food with their communities! Through their Specialty Crops Small Grants program, they are giving money to people and groups who want to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and other useful plants. These grants
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 University of Wyoming’s Department of Music invites the public to experience “An Evening of Brazilian Music for Viola and Piano” on Wednesday, Jan. 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts recital hall. This free recital promises a delightful showcase
The USDA Forest Service (USFS) office in Laramie, Wyoming, will be relocating to a new location just south of town after the new year. The move marks a significant change for the Forest Supervisor’s Office for the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National