Good morning, Cheyenne.

After conservative faith leader Charlie Kirk was killed on Sept.

10th, Wyoming churches saw higher attendance and more heartfelt worship as believers looked for a closer connection to their faith. Today, about 100 people gathered at the Wyoming Capitol in Cheyenne to honor Kirk and pray for violence victims—local pastors noted a revival that brought new visitors and online interest.

Ag columnist Dennis Sun stressed the importance of promoting Wyoming’s agriculture and way of life by backing fair attendance and classroom programs, and he shared study data showing a $4.9 billion economic impact from fairs in the Rocky Mountain Region—highlighting how such events support local jobs and growth. His commentary urged community support to counter misconceptions about farming and ranching.

The Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities reminds residents that water and sewer fees will increase on Oct.

1 — the fee changes were approved to support system maintenance.

Cheyenne City Council discussed annexing 17 acres for a Winco Grocery near Sam’s Club and a revised vehicle noise ordinance that gives officers discretion on motorcycle noise tickets.

They also approved a $662,000 bid for new lights at Dutcher Baseball Complex—reviewed proposals for Greenway extension, Johnson Pool replacement, and a $3.7 million plan to upgrade police digital software—and set a timeline for finalizing 6th Penny tax projects.

On Tuesday, Laramie County commissioners approved several land use applications including an amendment that exempts certain accessory structures from fire barrier insulation requirements and permits for CJH Ranches and Bailey Estates, along with a site plan to expand the AB Camping facility—staff set conditions for road standards and final review. The board confirmed that test results and agency comments met safety and engineering standards before granting approval.

The Laramie County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a retail liquor license for White Antelope Barn—an events venue involved in a civil lawsuit—after a public hearing where residents raised safety concerns.

Owner Heidi Pulcipher said the venue offers a free trolley service for up to 28 guests to help ensure safe transportation home.

Laramie County commissioners approved over two dozen agreements, funding applications, and administrative actions on Tuesday, transferring a Cummins generator to Burns and signing contracts with the University of Wyoming Extension Service — they also set funding deals for Cheyenne LEADS, United Way, and several local organizations. These measures support numerous county projects including economic development, human services, and public safety upgrades.

Laramie County commissioners approved the transfer of a Wheatland property to Memorial Hospital of Laramie County on Tuesday to allow the hospital to sell land—its deed held since the early 1980s.

They also noted that the Senior Center had seen an 800% increase in wellness equipment usage and will offer new fitness, yoga, and art classes—showing its growing impact on local seniors.

Former Wyoming standout Josh Allen led the Bills to a win over the Dolphins on Thursday—he reached 300 touchdowns faster than any other NFL quarterback in history.

He achieved the milestone in 127 games, breaking the previous record.

The Wyoming Cowboys head south to play Colorado today at 8:15 p.m. on ESPN — it is the first meeting between the teams since 2009 and the Cowboys will aim for their third straight road win.

Former Wyoming wide receiver Jovon Bouknight, who once dreamed of playing for Colorado, now leads his Cowboys as they face the Buffaloes in Boulder today (kickoff is at 8:15 p.m.).

The game will be televised on ESPN as the storied rivalry continues with a fresh personal twist for Bouknight.

The Cheyenne Farmers Market

Come join Community Action of Laramie County, Inc, and your favorite local and regional vendors, farmers and artisans for 10 weeks of fresh fruit, vegetables, unique home bakers, kettle corn, kimchi, honey and more, each Saturday from 7am to 1pm near the Chris LeDoux statue at Frontier Park August 9 to October 11.

Fuel Live Concert

7:00-10:30 p.m. — Cheyenne Civic Center — Ticket info to be confirmed — Rock out with the American rock band Fuel hailing from Pennsylvania.

Cowboy Joe Auction

5 PM — Little America Hotel & Resort — Includes premium buffet and cocktails — Enjoy a thrilling evening of live and silent auctions.

Free RECA Lunch & Learn

11 AM – 1 PM — The Office Bar and Grill — Free lunch — Learn about RECA benefits and healthcare eligibility while enjoying a complimentary meal.

Afflerbach Elementary Craft & Vendor Show 2025

9 AM – 3 PM — Afflerbach Elementary School — Free entry — Browse a variety of local artisans and small businesses for your seasonal shopping needs.

Thankful Thursday Fundraiser

4-9 PM — East LincolnWay Event Hall — Cost varies — Enjoy a night of raffles, auctions, and dinner to support the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum.