Good morning, Cheyenne.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter is hosting the third annual Subaru Loves Pets Pet Health Fair on Saturday, Oct.

24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with free vaccines and microchips available until 1:30 p.m. (pets must be leashed or in a carrier).

Cheyenne business owner Brian Snyder has long complained that the downtown parking garage turns disorderly after dark, and police responded on Oct.

20 when a vehicle appeared to be used as a residence (a 19-year-old occupant moved when asked), while city officials maintain efforts to improve safety.

St. Mary's Catholic School will host its annual Wine Fest and Casino Night on Nov.

6 at Little America Hotel and Resort to raise funds for teachers and programs. VIP entry is 5:30 p.m. and general admission is at 6:30 p.m. with local vendors serving wines and hors d’oeuvres.

St. Mary's Catholic School is hosting its 25th annual Holiday Wine Fest & Casino Night on Nov.

6 at Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne. The event features regional wine tastings, light appetizers, a silent auction, and casino games & benefits school programs.

Cheyenne Youth Symphony will present a free pirate-themed concert called 'Treasures' on Oct.

24 at LCCC's Surbrugg/Prentice Auditorium at 7 p.m. The performance will feature young musicians in grades 3–9 led by director Jaylene Willhite.

Cheyenne Frontier Days’ Old West Museum will host its first Black Hat Gala on Nov.

6 to raise funds for preserving western heritage (including exhibits and education programs). The event features fine dining, a whiskey pull, and auctions, with tickets starting at $175.

The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board has released its 2026 Christmas ornament featuring new water tank murals and marking the United States’ 250th birthday.

Limited editions priced at $25 are available at local venues and city offices, with proceeds funding preservation projects (designed by Gary Sims).

This November, LCCC’s theater program presents 'Reasons to Be Pretty,' a comedy-drama that explores relationships and beauty at the College Community Center Playhouse on the Cheyenne campus.

Performances are set for 7 p.m. Nov 12-14 and 19-21.

Wyoming community colleges signed opposition resolutions backing a no vote on Proposition 1, a Nov.

3 ballot measure that would cut residential property taxes by 50% and reduce funds for education. Gov. Mark Gordon warned (Oct. 12) that the cuts could weaken key local services.

Construction on the Kiwanis Park Trail and Wetlands Project nears completion as final touches begin this summer at Kiwanis Community Park; under a mile of gravel trail is open and bird blinds and educational signage will soon be installed with dormant seeding starting in late Oct.

Gov. Mark Gordon and Secretary Doug Burgum announced Friday that DOI will begin transferring CWA Section 401 authority for Yellowstone's water to the state.

The move takes effect after a 60-day notice period to Congress (ensuring local oversight).