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Hunting, Fishing Fees Could Increase [AUDIO]
For the eighth year in a row Wyoming producers have done well at the World's Forage Analysis Superbowl in Madison, Wisconsin. Amy Richards reports. The cost of Wyoming Hunting and Fishing licenses could go up under a proposal from some state officials. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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Thunderbirds Gun for Upset at Unbeaten Natrona
Cheyenne East (7-3) will try to replicate last year's 24-19 playoff upset when the travel to Casper to take on unbeaten Casper Natrona (10-0) this evening at 7.
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Gordon Sworn In As Treasuerer
Buffalo Rancher Mark Gordon was sworn in Thursday morning as Wyoming's new State Treasurer.
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Kaysen Says Roundabout Work To Start In Spring
Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says a partial agreement between the city and the owners of the former Hollywood Video store property will avoid a court fight and allow work on the Pershing/Converse/19th Street Roundabout project to get underway next spring.
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NCAR Official To Speak At Forum [AUDIO]
The President of Sierra Trading Post and an official with the National Center for Atmospheric research are among the speakers scheduled to address the upcoming Wyoming Forum in Cheyenne. Amy Richards has a report. A brewery in Sheridan is pouring it's way to the top. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has details. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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Fire Inspector Urges Detector Check
City of Cheyenne Fire Inspector Byron Mathews is urging people people to check their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when they change their clocks this weekend.
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Kozak Says Traffic Laws Not Money Makers
Cheyenne Police Cheif Brian Kozak says despite what many people think, city traffic laws are not written and enforced with the idea of making money for the city.
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Preservation Board Members Sought
The City of Cheyenne is looking for volunteers to serve on the city's Historic Preservation Board.
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Botanic Gardens Official Says Pumpkins Healthy Food
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens Assistant Director Claus Johnson says you may want to consider eating the contents of your pumpkin after carving a Jack O' Lantern this year.
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East Defeats Central 45-6
Cheyenne East will advance to the next round of the state Class 4a football playoffs after handily defeating arch-rival Cheyenne Central 45-6 Friday night at Okie Blanchard Stadium in Cheyenne.
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East, Central Clash in Playoff Game
Cheyenne East and Cheyenne Central will write the latest chapter in their long and storied rivalry tonight at 5pm at Okie Blanchard Stadium. Weather could certainly be a factor, with temperatures forecast around 21 degrees with 10 mph winds at Kickoff
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Kozak Says Cheyenne Has Good Kid Safety Record
Cheyenne Police Chief Brian Kozak says that Cheyenne has never had a recorded case of a child abduction and currently has no open missing children cases.