Good morning, Cheyenne.

City officials opened an 870-foot connector along Parsley Boulevard on Tuesday, linking a local neighborhood to Cheyenne’s nearly 50-mile trail system (cost $225,000) and improving access to nearby schools and community facilities.

Cheyenne Fire Rescue sent three crew members on July 2 to assist in battling the Aspen Acres Fire near Pueblo, where they quickly defended a house amid hazardous conditions — a testament to their teamwork as the blaze grew to over 93,000 acres.

WyoGives will launch online at midnight on Wednesday, July 15 to support 500 community nonprofits over a 24-hour day of giving.

The seventh annual event features online and in-person fundraising efforts and prize incentives from local sponsors to boost support across the state.

Food Bank of Wyoming is hosting WyoGives Day on July 15 to help families cope with rising expenses and support local food systems — 10% of donations will benefit Wyoming producers and strengthen local mobile pantry programs.

Today, Wyoming residents can apply for a school-choice voucher offering up to $7,000 per student (covering tuition, fees, and other education costs) under the Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Act, even as a legal challenge questioning its constitutionality remains unresolved.

Texas based Uranium Energy Corp asked the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to expand water exemptions for its Christensen Ranch in situ uranium operation in the Powder River Basin, expanding the permitted area by 11% + public comments are accepted through Aug.

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The Cheyenne City Council will review a resolution on July 13 to accept a $202,440 donation from ForMak (a nonprofit raising funds after Mak Evans’s death) for safety improvements at four elementary schools (Alta Vista, Baggs, Davis, Rossman).

City crews will complete the work over the summer so upgrades are ready for the new school year.

Carlo Migliaccio will speak at the MCPD meeting tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room 310 at the Municipal Building.

He will preview Adaptive Adventures — a free multi-sport event on Aug. 14 at Curt Gowdy State Park aimed at boosting park accessibility.

Since 1993, the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office has returned over $160 million in unclaimed funds, including $23.76 million in FY26 (via 7,621 payments).

Residents are urged to check the online system for any unclaimed money.

A Cheyenne resident raised nearly $2,800 through a GoFundMe campaign to request public records on wastewater contamination from a data center project while the Board of Public Utilities plans a press conference next week to address public concerns.

Vitalant in Cheyenne is facing a two-year low type O blood supply and urges donors, especially those with type O, to book appointments before the end of July.

Local donation centers and community drives remain open for lifesaving contributions.

Caleb T. Conroy Foundation Golf Tournament

6:30 p.m. — South Fork Mobile Home Subdivision — Fundraiser — Enjoy a fun day of golf, prizes, and community support.

Frontier Market

12-6 p.m. — Frontier Mall — Free entry — Saddle up for a weekend filled with local vendors, handmade goods, and family-friendly fun.

90's Country Music Party Featuring Double Wide

Event Start — The Lincoln — Ticket prices to be announced — Dance the night away to classic 90's country hits with Double Wide.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

6 p.m. — Accomplice Beer Company — Varies — Experience the largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration in the world with rodeo events, carnival rides, and more.

2026 New SPED Teacher Bootcamp

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Little America Hotel & Resort — $250 scholarship available — Engage in practical learning designed for new special education teachers to enhance their skills.

Laramie County Fair 2026

Jul 29 – Aug 8 — Laramie County Fair — Pricing varies — Celebrate summer with community fun and engaging activities at Cheyenne's prestigious fair.

Fridays on the Plaza: Lit

Summer evenings — Cheyenne Depot Museum — Free entry — Experience Wyoming's largest outdoor music festival with live entertainment every Friday.