Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Cheyenne.
Cheyenne's final farmers market of the season was a huge success, generating over $500,000 in sales, benefiting both local vendors and community programs.
Over 400 riders on 241 motorcycles participated in the 47th annual Cheyenne toy run, filling a trailer with toys for the Salvation Army to aid Laramie County families.
The Great Turtle Shield, a significant indigenous petroglyph, was stolen from Wyoming's Castle Garden Petroglyph Site in 1940 and eventually returned to the Wyoming State Museum, thanks to the efforts of local ranchers.
Wendy Soto pledges to support the alignment of Laramie County Community College's programs with Wyoming’s workforce needs, improve student enrollment and success, prioritize equitable education, and seek alternative funding without increasing student costs as a board trustee candidate.
In Cheyenne, Wyoming, community discussions intensify over school board's prioritization of library policies amidst other pressing educational and student wellness concerns.
Cheyenne experiences warm, dry weekend conditions with high fire danger due to low humidity, followed by slightly cooler temperatures and clear skies into next week.
Brittany Ashby outlines her priorities for transparency, inclusivity, building improvements, and education policy if elected to the LCSD1 board.
Patrick Collins, running for reelection as Cheyenne's mayor, aims to address the city's housing shortage, improve public safety, enhance infrastructure, and encourage environmental sustainability while promoting economic growth.
The Wyoming Cowboys suffered a close defeat against the San Diego State Aztecs with a final score of 27-24, despite a strong performance including a season-best 371 yards.
The University of Wyoming women's soccer team achieved their first ever win against a nationally-ranked team by defeating No. 11 Utah State 2-0.
Oktoberfest Celebration
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Sculpting Effective Leadership Skills Workshop
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Live Concert: Drowning Pool at The Lincoln
Experience the energetic performance of Drowning Pool live on stage at The Lincoln.
Art for Art: A Multi-Sensory Evening
Experience an evening filled with art from local and regional artists, featuring an art auction and immersive experiences.
Mesmerizing Melodies: A Celebration of Classical Music
Experience an enchanting evening with the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, featuring Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2, under the direction of Maestro William Intriligator.
#IMOMSOHARD Live Show
Experience the laughs and relatable moments as Jen and Kristin from #IMOMSOHARD take their comedy show on the road with a family-friendly twist.
Certified Fiber Optics Technician Course
Learn essential skills in fiber optics installation and testing through a hands-on 2½ day course designed to prepare for the Certified Fiber Optic Technician exam.
Día de los Muertos Hat-Making Workshop with Jessica Fernandez-Medina
Celebrate the traditions of Día de los Muertos by crafting a paper hat while learning about its cultural significance from Jessica Fernandez-Medina.
Spooky Fun on 20th Street: Trick or Treat Event
Experience a spine-chilling evening full of fun, treats, and spooky surprises on 20th Street at the Cheyenne Civic Center.
Cheyenne Home Show: Fall Edition 2024
Explore the latest trends in home improvement, remodeling, and outdoor living at the Cheyenne Home Show, featuring local experts and free admission.
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