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2026 Friday Night Frenzy: Week Six
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — As the regular season winds down, high school football in Wyoming is becoming do-or-die for some teams as they aim to make the playoffs, secure seeds and earn home-field advantage. This week brought forth upsets, comebacks and more! Join our sports team for full coverage this Friday night!
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UW President Shane Reeves visits Lincoln County
University of Wyoming President Shane Reeves dedicated a day of meetings to Lincoln County at the end of September, starting with a morning tour of TerraPower Natrium Nuclear Plant under construction near Kemmerer and concluding with a luncheon for local business leaders in Afton. Reeves was named the 29th President...
Wyoming News
Laramie County high school football capsules for Oct. 9, 2026
Tongue River at Burns Records: Tongue River (1-5 overall, 1-3 Class 2A East Conference) at Burns (3-3, 3-1) Kickoff: 6 tonight at Bronc Stadium, Burns. X: @MattAtencio5 Last week: Tongue River lost to Moorcroft, 8-0; Burns lost at Newcastle, 42-20. Last meeting: Burns won 12-6 on Sept. 12, 2025, in Burns. Facts: Last week's loss to Newcastle left Burns coach Travis Romsa and his team disgusted. The Broncs fell behind 21-0 late in the second quarter, and despite a late touchdown, were never truly able to get out of their own way. "Our kids came in expecting to win because Glenrock and Torrington beat them, and we beat both of those teams," Romsa said. "They had the mindset that it was going to be easy, and Newcastle came ready to play and essentially punched us in the mouth those first two quarters." … Tongue River comes into the game fresh off its first win of the season. Romsa expects it to be a physical game and said his team will have to match that physicality come game time to avoid another "embarrassing" loss. While the Eagles may be down this season, Romsa and his staff have been harping on the
WyoPreps
Wyoming High School Week 6 Football Scoreboard for October 8-10, 2026
Wyoming high school football kicks off Week 6 with 30 games spread across Thursday through Saturday. The biggest matchup Friday night has third-ranked Cheyenne East heading to second-ranked Sheridan in Class 4A.
The Coloradoan
School closure plan has some parents calling for secession from PSD
Parents and staff at the Fort Collins schools that have been recommended for closure by a Poudre School District committee are angry, and the hostility has led some to talk of open revolt in Timnath and mountain communities. Minutes after one parent offered to “spearhead an effort” to sue PSD over its plans to close Timnath Elementary School, drawing hoots, hollers and loud applause from the 120 or so people attending a meeting for family and staff of schools on the closure list, another asked, “How do we secede?” And that wasn’t the first mention of secession Assistant Superintendent Julie Chaplain and Chief Finance Officer Dave Montoya heard during meetings with families, staff and community members Sept. 28-Oct. 2 at schools recommended for closure at the end of the current school year. “Since 1959, Poudre R-1 has been wanting to close the mountain schools,” longtime Livermore resident John Higgins said during an Oct. 1 meeting at Livermore Elementary School. “We need to leave and form our own school district again.” That comment also drew applause from the 70 or so people gathered in the gymnasium of the largest of the district’s three mountain elementary schools, which were all recommended for
capcity.news
Cheyenne Central tennis teams recreate iconic ’95 photo after doubling up on state championship
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A high school girls team and a high school boys team doubling up on a state championship is no small feat. There are a lot of things that have to go right, Cheyenne Central Tennis Coach Garrett Seamans said, but the Indians have figured it out. After big state wins this year, the teams decided to honor the students who did it the first time in 1995.
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Former Central coach, athletic director Chad Whitworth honored as distinguished alumnus
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — In Laramie County School District 1 schools, educators leave their mark on students in the classrooms, during athletic events and in administrative offices. Chad Whitworth, a former Central High student himself, did it in all three places and is now being honored by the school and district as a distinguished alumnus.
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2026 Friday Night Frenzy: Week Five
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — With the Wyoming high school football regular season more than halfway through, each win matters for teams looking to qualify for the playoffs and improve their seeding. This week brings forth rivalry games and more across the state. Join the Wyoming News Now Sports Team for another Friday Night Frenzy!
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Wyoming high school football scoreboard (Week 5)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Here’s a look at the high school football scores from this week across Wyoming. Scores including local schools (in Laramie County) are in bold. Only varsity-on-varsity games involving Wyoming schools are listed below. Friday, Oct. 2. Class 4A. Natrona County 60, Cheyenne South 0. Sheridan...
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Central Wyoming College says Laramie County Community College's proposed name "selfish" and "self-serving"
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Laramie County Community College's proposed name change to Wyoming State College has been approved. However, President Brad Tyndall of Central Wyoming College says while the name change may be great for LCCC, it may come at a cost for other colleges in the state. "In a way,...
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LCCC reports record enrollment growth
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Laramie County Community College continues to exceed state and national higher education trends, posting significant enrollment growth, record graduation numbers, strong student success rates, and impressive workforce outcomes. Over the past seven years, LCCC has experienced enrollment growth of nearly 28%, increasing from 4,970 students in 2019-20...
The Denver Gazette
Colorado State University unveils new veterinary hospital
FORT COLLINS — Colorado State University officials say it wasn’t intentional, though perhaps it was fitting and appropriate. Two days before CSU football homecoming, the university’s most decorated program took the stage and spotlight Thursday evening for the grand opening of its $230 million Veterinary Hospital and Education Complex. More than 500 people attended the […]
Sheridan Media
Sheridan College, University of Wyoming launch Future Cowboys express transfer program
Sheridan College (SC) students planning to continue their education at the University of Wyoming (UW) now have an additional direct path from Sheridan to Laramie through a new Express Transfer Agreement (ETA) and Sheridan College’s Future Cowboys program. The ETA provides participating SC students with a clear academic pathway...