Good morning, Cheyenne.

Downtown Cheyenne will host the third annual Spill the Tea fundraiser on June 6 to raise money for Meals on Wheels, which recently delivered a record 15,000 meals in one month.

The event will include a 9 a.m. teacup relay (hosted by comedian Dominic Syracuse) and live music from noon to 3 p.m.

Local businesses and organizations may host breakfast stations for Bike to Work Day on Wednesday, June 24 to help promote active commuting in Cheyenne; stations must be publicly accessible (listed on the event website) and additional details are available from City Communications Manager Matt Murphy (contact details online).

Gas prices in Cheyenne dropped by 16.4 cents per gallon — averaging $4.32 on Monday according to GasBuddy.com.

On Monday, the Laramie County School District 1 board discussed the shuttered Deming Elementary building's future at its work session (5:30 p.m.) and finalized options during a regular meeting (6 p.m.), including repurposing it for administration, transferring, leasing, or selling the facility.

On Monday night, the LCSD1 Board of Trustees honored Central High’s Clayton Fodder as Student of the Week for his work with student government (and community programs), recognized Alta Vista Elementary for earning a National Gold Star School award, and celebrated East High athletes for winning multiple state championships.

At its June 1 meeting, the school board approved Cheyenne Central High School fundraisers for group trips to national events and a $70,000 weight room equipment purchase for Cheyenne South High School—plus a contract with Payer Matrix LLC to lower prescription drug costs.

LCSD1 reported 903 graduates at four high schools on May 29, including Triumph High School with its largest class in 15 years.

Superintendent Dr. Newton noted an on-time graduation rate over 80% — the best since before COVID.

The Cheyenne City Council reviewed a draft safety plan on Friday, May 29 that shows 60% of severe crashes occur on 14% of roads.

It outlines 59 projects, including rebuilding intersections and adding calming measures, and is open for public comment.

Cheyenne Transit Program launches a temporary pilot circular route today to handle summer ridership.

The route runs until Aug. 31 and starts/ends at Stinson Avenue + West 17th Street, traveling downtown and through the Dell Range corridor.

High Plains Arboretum Plant Sale

10 A.M. – 12 P.M. — Cheyenne Botanic Gardens — Purchase locally tested trees, shrubs, and fruits at a community favorite plant sale.

Tim Meadows Comedy Show

7 p.m. — Cheyenne Civic Center — $54-66 — Comedy legend Tim Meadows brings laughter while supporting a local nonprofit at this special event.

Gregory Alan Isakov Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Cheyenne Civic Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful melodies of Gregory Alan Isakov in a captivating indie folk performance.

BVKC Dog Show

Friday to Sunday — Event Center at Archer — Admission varies — Explore a wide variety of dog breeds and learn about responsible pet ownership.