WGF 7-27-20 The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is urging residents and visitors in the vicinity of Curt Gowdy State Park to be aware of an increase in black bear activity in the area. Recently […]
Gov 7-27-20 Governor Mark Gordon has announced the appointment of Dan Shannon as the Acting Director of the Wyoming Department of Corrections. Shannon replaces Bob Lampert, who announced his retirement this week after serving as […]
DDA 7-27-20 The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is pleased to introduce the new and improved ReRide Bike Sharing Program. The new program is centered around app-based usage and provides an active alternative to downtown transportation. […]
WGF 7-27-20 Grab your rod, choose a bait and head to the water. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department recently stocked 6,000 channel catfish into 19 community fishing ponds statewide. The fish are considered “jumbo-sized” […]
CFD 7-22-20 The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ (CFD) Foundation kicked off the 365 to 125 Campaign this afternoon. This campaign will support initiatives for the 125th celebration, which is scheduled for July 23 – August 1, […]
WGF 7-21-20 Wyoming big game hunting applications continued to swell in the 2020 draw with more people seeking licenses for nearly every species and type. Applications increased especially by residents, meaning licenses were more difficult […]
DOC 7-21-20 Bob Lampert, long-time director of the Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC), has announced that he is resigning his position and retiring. Lampert has been Director of that agency since November 10, 2003, making […]
LCCC 7-16-20 Based on a recommendation presented to the trustees and pursuant to the board’s policy and administrative procedure, the LCCC Board of Trustees declared a financial emergency as a result of the withdrawal and […]
Nellis AFB 7-16-20 The Wings Over Warren Airshow is still scheduled for July 22, 2020, but the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will not be performing at this year’s event. “It is unfortunate that the Thunderbirds […]
Forestry 7-16-20 Across eastern Wyoming, from Cheyenne to Newcastle, people have noticed high levels of damage to ponderosa pine trees. Damage varies in extent and intensity from partial yellowing of needles to tree mortality. At […]
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