Our Cheyenne news staff, with reporting from Doug Randall and Joy Greenwald.
Cheyenne News Staff
USAF Thunderbirds Will Resume Show Schedule In 2014
The Thunderbirds schedule will be posted in December, and is expected to include appearances at 34 shows, while flyovers will be curtailed to save $104 million.
Brandon Nimmo Talks to Elementary Students
Nimmo says he enjoys coming back to Cheyenne because he gets a "ton of support from not only Cheyenne but the entire state of Wyoming."
U.W. To Host Annual Roll Call Event For Victims of War On Terror
The event is scheduled Monday, Nov. 11, at 8 a.m. in Simpson Plaza. UW will join campuses from across the country in reading the names of the fallen soldiers on Veterans Day.
Wyoming’s Brett Smith Ranks 5th In National Quarterback Voting
Smith currently ranks fifth in round 1 of voting for the O’Brien Award. The Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award is presented annually to the nation's best college quarterback.
Cheyenne Water and Sewer Projects Week of October 21
Water and Sewar projects for the week beginning October 21st. Some of the projects are ongoing.
Cheyenne Residents Sought For City Boards
The deadline to apply for vacancies is 5 p.m. on Friday, November 1.
Border War Weekend Student Pep Rally Friday
The event will precede Saturday’s 105th Meeting in the “Border War” series between the Wyoming Cowboys and Colorado State Rams.
Wyoming’s Upcoming Football Seasons Feature Some Big Matchups
Games are scheduled against Oregon, Michigan State and Washington State, Northern Illinois, Nebraska and Missouri.
Tea Party Rally at Capitol Saturday
A large crowd gathered at the Wyoming State Capitol on Saturday afternoon to send a message of support to the Tea Party movement. Event organizer, Laramie County Commissioner M. Lee Hasenauer, estimated the initial crowd at 300 people.
The speakers urged the crowd to unite against what they saw as tyranny from implementation of the Affordable Care Act to Common Core educational standards to attemp
Wyoming Quit Tobacco Program Updated to Improve Service
Wyoming’s program offers free nicotine replacement therapy for those who medically qualify and will also cover a significant portion of the costs for prescription medications meant to help individuals quit.