Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
Good morning, Cheyenne.
Nuvision Credit Union launched its annual NuvisionCares Help Fight Hunger Food Drive to support Friday Food Bag Foundation in providing nutritious meals to children and families in Cheyenne and Laramie County.
The drive runs through Oct. 16, with Nuvision matching donations dollar for dollar + up to $5,000.
Linda Weppner will be inducted into the Greater Cheyenne Chamber’s Circle of Champions on Tuesday, Oct.
13 at Little America Hotel + Resort from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. She is honored for her decades of leadership in education, real estate and community service.
Wyoming households will see higher winter heating costs as energy prices rise — electric users will see bills climb to about $1,249 while natural gas users will pay more compared to last winter.
State assistance programs and community wood banks will help families manage expenses.
Johnson Junior High seventh grader Genesis Thornton will be honored as LCSD1 student of the week on Oct.
12 for her kindness, organization, and dedication to her school. She also excels in cross-country, cheerleading, and band.
LCCC partnered with F.E.
Warren Air Force Airman Leadership School to convert two classrooms into specialized lab spaces for Health Sciences & Wellness Pathway students; the renovated classrooms, HS(205) and HS(210), will support 48 new medical assistant students and expand the cardiovascular sonography program.
Laramie County now requires industrial projects to arrange offsite worker housing to ease local home shortages — a measure affecting projects like the Laramie Range Wind Project and Project Latigo.
The Laramie County Fire Authority has custom-ordered a new Rosenbauer Rescue Engine 751 that will begin service in two years in western areas.
Built to last 20 years, the heavy-duty truck features heated mirrors, side cameras and other safety components for tough rescue operations.
Cheyenne mother Charity Campfield launched a youth sports league to honor her daughter Chelsey, who died in April — the league stresses fair treatment and mentorship with one volleyball team wearing pink and the number 14 to remember her legacy.
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