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Airport runway improvements, endurance horse riding in Vedauwoo, Gordon takes on property tax values
Greetings, and how is it already a Thursday for this week? Time sure does seem to scoot along fast in our busy community. Today's Boomerang's newsletter for today is highlighted with the Albany County Commission giving an unanimous nod for the Laramie Regional Airport to accept a Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program grant agreement for runway improvements. It is also the first step for an overall improvement project at the airport to move forward with more design work associated with a larger apron reconstruction project planned for 2027. Also featured in our popular outdoors section is Amber Travsky's preview of how the Vedauwoo Recreation Area east of Laramie will become the site for the Happy Jack Equestrian Endurance Ride this weekend. Another hot topic courtesy of WyoFile is Gov. Mark Gordon filing a lawsuit to force the State Board of Equalization to certify residential property tax values after the panel concluded recently it could not do so due to disparities created by a 2024 tax cap. For a special heads-up, with this Friday being a federal holiday for Juneteenth/Freedom Day recognized and observed by the U.S Postal Service, the Boomerang will be producing an e-Edition instead. It will be
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Developer rescinds 98-acre lot from city annexation, zoning process; others advance
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council’s Public Services Committee approved multiple proposed city annexations and rezoning requests, advancing them to the full council for a second round of approval next week. However, one annexation was rescinded from the committee’s agenda at the developer’s request. Other...
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Not In Our Backyard: Rural Cheyenne Residents Don’t Want Black Hills Gas Plant
Robert Kissel moved from Denver to get away from noise, settling on a ranchette along Horse Creek Road northwest of Cheyenne. Until now, the historically rural, agricultural neighborhood has delivered on the promise of peace and quiet. It’s a place where nobody has to talk to anybody for days, if they don’t want to, Kissel likes to joke.
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Commissioners postpone public hearing on proposed workforce housing project
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Laramie County Board of Commissioners is postponing a public hearing regarding a large workforce camp until June 16. According to the commissioners, representatives of the project requested the postponement as they continue discussions with nearby residents and work through project details. The Iron Guard Workforce...
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(OPINION) The Mayor’s Minute with Patrick Collins (6/1/26)
Cap City News publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Cap City News or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by following the link at our opinion section. I was heartbroken last week to see a...
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Lummis family could cash in on Microsoft data center expansion through Cheyenne land sales
Thousands of acres southeast of Cheyenne owned by and associated with U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis lie in the path of Microsoft’s planned data center expansion, Laramie County property records show. One of Microsoft’s existing data centers — a climate-controlled warehouse of computers, data storage and networks — sits southeast...
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Lummis family could cash in on Microsoft data center expansion through Cheyenne land sales
Thousands of acres southeast of Cheyenne owned by and associated with U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis lie in the path of Microsoft’s planned data center expansion, Laramie County property records show. One of Microsoft’s existing data centers — a climate-controlled warehouse of computers, data storage and networks — sits southeast...
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Lummis family could cash in on Microsoft data center expansion through Cheyenne land sales
Thousands of acres southeast of Cheyenne owned by and associated with U.S. Sen. Cynthia Lummis lie in the path of Microsoft’s planned data center expansion, Laramie County property records show.
Wyoming News
Proposed childcare setbacks could impact existing Cheyenne horse racing facilities
CHEYENNE — A proposed overhaul of Cheyenne’s zoning regulations for historic horse racing gambling facilities moved forward Monday after receiving a unanimous recommendation for approval from the members of the Cheyenne City Council’s Public Services Committee. The ordinance would create new rules governing where historic horse racing facilities — defined in the proposal as gaming centers — may operate within city limits. Planning and Development Department Director Charles Bloom said the changes would give elected officials greater oversight of future gambling developments while encouraging investment in designated entertainment corridors. Under current regulations, historic horse racing facilities are allowed as conditional uses in several zoning districts, with approval decisions made by the city’s Board of Adjustment. The proposed ordinance would establish a new special-use approval process, requiring City Council involvement for many future locations. Bloom told committee members the ordinance would amend several sections of the city’s Unified Development Code, including provisions related to nonconforming uses, zoning definitions, zoning map interpretation and special-use approvals. One of the most significant changes would require existing historic horse racing facilities that are not located within newly designated entertainment overlay districts to seek reapproval from the governing body by Dec. 31, 2027. Bloom said the
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Cheyenne, Wyoming Welcomes Retirees with Affordable Housing and Spacious Living Options
Wyoming has no state income tax, and Cheyenne has no local income tax. Property tax rates are low compared to nearby cities. Housing costs in Cheyenne are lower than the national averages. Local and state parks appeal to retirees who like an active, outdoor lifestyle. High walkability and public transportation...
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Cheyenne Finance Committee to consider housing donation, land buy, utility fee changes
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council Finance Committee will consider supporting the acceptance of a $3.5 million donation Tuesday to fund local affordable housing, alongside a proposed $2.645 million land acquisition. The committee will meet at noon Tuesday in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, located at...
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Cox Ranch annexation, rezoning on hold until September
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A controversial proposal to annex and rezone roughly 1,260 acres of the Cox Ranch for a potential data center complex has been placed on hold after hours of public debate during Monday’s Cheyenne City Council meeting. The council voted to postpone four related agenda items...
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Cheyenne's Million Dollar Real Estate Market Growing As Data Centers Fuel Growth
CHEYENNE — Say the words luxury real estate and Jackson Hole almost automatically comes to mind. But now, in a striking shift, investors and brokers say the label increasingly fits Wyoming’s capital city, too. Cheyenne Realtor Dominic Valdez told Cowboy State Daily things are heating up in the...
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Cheyenne’s 1,260-acre Cox Ranch annexation stalls after data center outcry
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council Public Services Committee advanced with no recommendation a highly contentious proposal to annex and rezone nearly 1,260 acres west of Roundtop Road on Monday, after hours of public comment dominated by concerns over data center development. The annexation of the Cox Ranch...