Good morning, Cheyenne.

United Way of Laramie County has chosen Scott VanHorn as its new executive director, and he brings experience in education, corporate fundraising and local community college work to lead nonprofit partnerships that will strengthen support services countywide.

He is set to build on these efforts immediately.

The DEQ approved a revised schedule for the CK Gold mine west of Cheyenne; U.S. Gold Corp paused work to complete its financing (approximately $400 million) and will resume construction by June 30 so the mine can operate in or before 2028.

Google, using its subsidiary Jupiter Star Holdings, is set to build a 716-acre data center campus called Project Tembo 8 miles south of Cheyenne + a public hearing is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Aug.

13 with residents invited to comment by July 31.

Genesis Tyler from Cheyenne was named to Colorado State University’s dean’s list for the spring semester by the College of Liberal Arts.

A Central High School graduate who completed her sophomore year, she met the honor’s criteria (a minimum 3.8 GPA and at least 12 credits).

Cheyenne’s Wyoming Community College Commission is seeking feedback on proposed Chapter 5 amendments (revising the Tomorrow Scholarship Program, veterans tuition benefits, and funding metrics); comments are due by Aug.

20 and an emergency rule took effect July 1.

Uranium Energy Corp has asked the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to expand aquifer exemptions for its in-situ uranium mine at Christensen Ranch in the Powder River Basin, adding 352 acres to the exemption, and the agency is accepting public comments until Aug.

3 (which may affect the permit update).

Cheyenne candidate Reid Rasner condemned death threats against him & his family in a Tuesday press release, noting that his campaign is referring credible messages to law enforcement as the primary on Aug.

18 nears.

On July 7, Sheriff Brian Kozak tabled his request for Blue Titanium Media to film at the county detention center after raising concerns that inmates might later regret participating, and he said he may revisit the idea in the future.

The Wyoming Department of Health confirmed three cases of cyclosporiasis — two linked to international travel and one without travel history — while CDC and state officials investigate whether a contaminated food product is behind a growing national outbreak.

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.