Cheyenne native Kiyona Howard was recently elected to Phi Kappa Phi (the nation’s oldest collegiate honor society) at LSU Shreveport.
She joins a select group recognized for academic excellence.
Cheyenne City Council will soon vote on a $647,154 contract to restore over 200,000 sqft of asphalt at Lions and Cahill Parks (involving asphalt milling, patching, grading, and striping) using existing funds.
If approved, local contractor STC Construction Co. is expected to finish work by the end of October.
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center recognized its newest DAISY and VIP Award winners for exceptional care, teamwork & commitment.
The honors went to Rosa Williams, Elsje Breitkopf, and Amber Ratcliff along with quarterly winners Joseph Carpi, Dr. Natalie Howard, Colleen Montoya and an annual VIP Team Award to its MRI Technologists.
Three area seniors have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists—Sutter Allen of Burns High School, Malea Adams-Case and Henry McGuire of Central High School—and they will compete for about 6,700 awards next spring.
The Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities received the Friends of RMWEA – Municipality Award for its role in the Value of Water documentary, recognizing its support and partnership with RMWEA.
The utility coordinated interviews with staff and showcased a hydroelectric facility that generates electricity for the water treatment plant.
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index dropped to 98.7 in August, slightly below July yet still above its 52-year average, as Cheyenne owners face rising inflation and supply chain challenges.
Experts noted that while overall expectations dimmed, many remain positive about their own business health.
The University of Wyoming Cowboys lost to Colorado State 35-15 on Saturday, Sept.
5 at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins & the Bronze Boot trophy will remain in Fort Collins this year.
GasBuddy.com's survey (of 494 stations) shows Wyoming gasoline prices dropped by 1.6 cents per gallon to $4.29 Tuesday.
Prices remain 22 cents above last month and $1.21 higher than a year ago.
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