Laramie County Fair

The fair will be held, but some events will be canceled, while others will be held virtually.

Fewer Laramie County students will go hungry this school year thanks to the generosity of four Cheyenne cops.

A proposed sixth-penny project to construct a roughly $9.9 million multipurpose facility at the Archer Complex could generate millions for Laramie County.

“Some of the cars were hauled in on trailers, others were towed behind trucks, a few were brought in on fancy haulers and a couple were driven to their destination in the dark of the night. These weren't fancy race cars that cost $20,000, but cars that had two wheels in their grave...

This is how you grow young kids into fine adults.
The Laramie County Fair is Wyoming’s oldest fair and it recognizes the young Wyomingites who will follow in their parents footsteps with programs like The 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America...

Laramie County Fair officials have hired a consultant to study the feasibility of moving the fairgrounds to the Archer Complex.

It has been a great week at Frontier Park for the Laramie County Fair. We've seen goats, pigs, and lambs, but these wonderful youngsters also raise bovine and show them.

This week, youngsters and adults are making their way out to Frontier Park for the Laramie County Fair. We were able to catch up with some of them for a quick visit.

It is fair time here in Laramie County, and all of the kiddos and families are excited to show off what they have work so hard on all year. Here is a look at what's going on today.

The Laramie County Fair, Wyoming’s Largest and Oldest County Fair, is on 10 – 8pm through Saturday, August, 8th at Frontier Park in Cheyenne.
The Laramie County Fair is an old school approach to some good times and an especially great way to introduce young cowboys and cowgirls …