Good morning, Cheyenne.

Harrington’s Pub, a restored 1940s building at 1529 W.

College Drive, officially opened July 10 and will host a grand opening celebration with live music on Sept. 19 (featuring local singer Mike Morris). The family-friendly tavern offers a lodge-like setting with weekly music and planned outdoor features.

Cheyenne City Council announced that a Calcutta auction will run with the Championship of Champions Indian relay race from Sept.

25–27, and 10% of proceeds will benefit the Children’s Western Wish Foundation (supporting local families).

Capital City Hospitality (Johnson Restaurant Group) plans to transform a 60,000 sqft space at Lincolnway and Ridge Road into a liquor store opening in early 2027 with off-track betting and a full-service Wyoming Ale Works restaurant coming in 2028.

City officials have discussed the project with the owner.

The Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra is starting its concert season with a 007 theme gala on Sept.

12 at Little America Grand Ballroom. Attendees are asked to dress in black tie & enjoy a champagne reception, chef crafted dinner, live and silent auctions, and music by the Michael Lange Quintet.

According to AAA data, Laramie County gas prices rose 7 cents to $4.16 per gallon this week while Cheyenne drivers can find fuel for as low as $3.99 at Moody’s Rock Stop and $4.02 at Sam’s Club.

The state average is $4.38 per gallon.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum signed a 10-year plan Friday that preserves Wyoming's water allocation for the Colorado River while Lower Basin states face a 2.5-million acre-foot cut; water managers will drain Flaming Gorge Reservoir to ensure adequate levels for power and infrastructure.

Eighteen Wyomingites have contracted cyclospora this year, with three cases linked to a national outbreak tied to Mexican lettuce but traced to Taco Bell meals outside the state.

Health officials say the remaining infections appear spread across the state and are not connected to local produce.