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Have you ever climbed to the top of a mountain? Artist Joe Arnold has and he shares his 'Mountaineer's View' at the Esther and John Clay Fine Arts Gallery at Laramie County Community College from March 6 through the 28th.

Since you have to work, you might as well do something you love or something that pays enough to ease the pain of a cube farm.

Murphy says Laramie County is one of the few counties that has voted in support of local funding for such a project recently.

Voter turnout in Tuesday's election was just under 24- percent.

Laramie County voters will decide the fate of a proposed bond issue to raise $25 million for new buildings at LCCC Tuesday. The college wants to put the money towards construction of a new Student Center as well as a Flexible Technology building...

LCCC is asking Laramie County voters to approve a $25 million bond issue in a special election on November 5th.

Have you ever been the victim of a bird bombing? Over the weekend, some bird must have seen the inviting black denim canvas of my jacket and dropped a nice white accent to go with it on my back. Curses red robin!

The total cost of the building project is estimated at $47 million, with the Student Center expected to cost $30 million and the Flex-Tech Building $14 million.

An Associated Press analysis finds that in Wyoming and six other states, the vast majority of counties where fracking is used are also suffering from drought. Doug Randall has the details. Trevor T. Trujillo reports that security officials at Wyoming colleges say few students are asking for permission to carry concealed weapons on campus. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News. Read M

Are you ready for severe weather season? Free Severe Weather spotter training will be offered to the public at Laramie County Community College on Tuesday, May 7, at 6:30 p.m. The training, designed for basic severe weather spotting concepts, will be held in the Center for Conference and Institutes (CCI) Building, Room 130. Doors open at 6 p.m.