Good morning, Cheyenne.

Michelle and Faheem Lala are fundraising in Cheyenne to cover nearly $10,000 for a hip dysplasia surgery for Juice Box, one of their three legged dogs— his condition limits his play— and they are accepting donations via Waggle to help him recover fully.

After a wreck, experts advise Cheyenne drivers to avoid giving recorded statements or signing settlement releases too soon (as early offers may not cover future expenses) and to seek legal advice before speaking with the other driver’s insurance company.

Owner Jill Winger has revamped the historic Chugwater Soda Fountain on the I-25 business loop, upgrading its kitchen and decor while preserving its unique heritage.

The venue now attracts local diners and international visitors and hosts monthly supper clubs featuring local suppliers + modern menus.

Cheyenne’s Nima Lal earned a Master of Public Health from Missouri State University—completing honors with at least 30 credit hours and a 3.5 GPA.

Graduates are invited to join the fall commencement on Dec. 11 at Great Southern Bank Arena.

Senior Iyla Scritchfield from Triumph High School has been selected as Laramie County School District 1’s Student of the Week and will be honored starting Sept.

21. She leads the SkillsUSA chapter (as vice president) and serves as a key catering team member recognized for her academic achievements and leadership.

The Wyoming Outdoor Council held a meeting in Cheyenne on Tuesday to discuss responsible data center development and its impact on water, energy and wildlife.

Officials urged community leaders to pursue Community Benefits Agreements — ensuring local interests are met as the industry expands.