Richard Twidwell has not lived in Laramie for over fifty years, but his Laramie childhood and teen years made such an impression on him that he has been moved to write an original song along with his good friend about the Gem City of the
(Release) In this new release children’s book, “My Grammy Says I Can’t Grow Up!” by Diana Seabeck, an affectionate Grammy teases her grandchildren telling them they simply cannot grow up! She and the children each understand the bittersweet feeling behind the teasing, loving admonition that
(Release) Due to the rising numbers of COVID positive tests within the county, the Albany County Courthouse will be closing to the public starting on NOV 17th, 2020. The purpose of the closure is to better protect those who work for Albany County and those
The team at Laramie’s Premier Bone and Joint Center recently announced the Grand Opening of their new ambulatory surgical and rehabilitation center, just one year after breaking ground. Accommodating their growing practice, the medical team expects to attract more patients from around the state seeking
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
New Year’s is my favorite holiday, because I love to make resolutions and imagine a better me in a new year. Do I always keep those resolutions? Heck no, but at least for a little while I do better as a person. If Laramie were
As you may remember from previous posts, I have a weakness for farmers’ markets. So much so that I went to Cheyenne this weekend to visit their winter indoor market. That’s right, I drove about a hundred miles to get homemade kimchi and Wyoming honey.