When Studio Thrive opened its doors in January 2016, owner Shea Ware didn’t know a single person in Laramie. She had just finished her master’s degree in Exercise Science, was preparing to move to Wyoming for her husband’s new coaching position at the University of
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
Ivinson Memorial Hospital has announced that Dr. Tim Kirsch is its new Chief Medical Officer. That means Dr. Kirsch will help lead doctors and medical staff at the hospital while also continuing to care for patients. Dr. Kirsch has more than 20 years of medical
A recent ruling from a federal district court has ordered the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to release key documents connected to the proposed Rail Tie Wind Project—an energy development planned just outside Laramie’s western gateway. The decision came after the Albany County Conservancy (ACC),
Honoring Survivors, Remembering Lives Lost Every October, communities across the nation come together to shine a light on domestic violence — to honor survivors, remember those whose lives were stolen by abuse, and recommit to building a future rooted in safety and compassion. Silent Witness:
Relative Theatrics is set to open its latest production, MARY GETS HERS by Emma Horwitz, in association with the University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance. The play will run September 5–13, 2025, at the Studio Theatre in the UW Buchanan Center for 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
Aimee Cook’s journey to Laramie began in the mountains of Arizona, but her family roots have always tied her to Wyoming. Growing up in Chino, Arizona—a rural area perched at 6,000 feet elevation—Aimee was no stranger to snow. After attending Arizona State University and spending
The U.S. Forest Service has announced that all National Forest System roads on the Pole Mountain unit of the Medicine Bow National Forest are now open for public motorized travel. The roads were opened in stages over the past week, with careful consideration given to
Andrea Senior, a Laramie native, has built her business, Western Skies Insurance, with a deep commitment to the community. Born and raised in Laramie, Andrea’s journey into insurance was inspired by her father, a retired firefighter who took over an insurance agency to help a