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county17.com
(LETTERS) Gray opposition, BWXT support and Byrd support
County 17 publishes letters, cartoons and opinions as a public service. The content does not necessarily reflect the opinions of County 17 or its employees. Letters to the editor can be submitted by emailing editor@oilcity.news. Three of four Republicans said no to Chuck Gray. Say it again in November. Dear...
capcity.news
(LETTERS) Gray opposition and Byrd support
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 emailing editor@oilcity.news. Three of four Republicans said no to Chuck Gray. Say it again in...
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center completing renovations
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's East Campus sees renovations to the Behavioral Health Services space. Greg O'Barr, Administrator of Population Health and Strategic Planning, tells Wyoming News Now the renovations are geared toward the community. "When we want folks to come on, we want them to come to...
capcity.news
Cheyenne OBGYN welcomes Dr. Mack, Dr. Oberhelman to care team
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne OBGYN announced Thursday the expansion of its team of care professionals with the additions of doctors Tianna Mack and Mitchell Oberhelman. Together, they bring years of experience from medical programs across the country. “Each physician brings a strong commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care and dedication...
Wyoming News
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center recognizes DAISY and VIP Award recipients
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Regional Medical Center recently recognized its newest DAISY and Very Important Piece Award recipients, honoring employees who demonstrate exceptional care, compassion, teamwork and commitment to the organization. CRMC’s most recent DAISY Award recipients are Rosa Williams, clinical care coordinator, ICU Unit; Elsje Breitkopf, RN, Same Day Surgery; and Amber Ratcliff, RN Cardiovascular, Cardiac Cath Lab. The DAISY Award is an international program that celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill, and compassionate care nurses provide every day. At CRMC, recipients are recognized as outstanding role models who demonstrate excellence in patient care, build meaningful connections with patients and families, and support their colleagues as members of the health care team. “Our DAISY and VIP Award recipients represent the compassion, expertise and commitment that our employees bring to Cheyenne Regional every day,” said Tracy Garcia, chief nursing officer at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center. “These recognitions celebrate people who go above and beyond for our patients, families and one another. I am proud of each of our recipients and grateful for the difference they make throughout our organization and community.” CRMC also recognized its quarterly VIP Award recipients: Joseph Carpi, respiratory therapist, Cardiopulmonary, in the Clinical category; Dr. Natalie Howard, Cheyenne
Yahoo!
US datacenters face further backlash over wastewater pollution
When officials in Wyoming conducted a routine test on the water that was being discharged from a massive under-construction Meta datacenter, it was a shock to find it contained a rare and potentially hazardous bacterium. While the wastewater flushed into sewers in Cheyenne, Wyoming, was never destined for the public...
capcity.news
Cheyenne Fire Rescue rolls out first department-owned ambulance after Tuesday ceremony
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Meet Med-1, Cheyenne Fire Rescue’s first-ever department-owned ambulance. According to CFR Chief Andrew Dykshorn, the vehicle will act as a “surge capacity resource,” serving alongside the American Medical Response ambulances that the city and Laramie County contract with. Dykshorn said that the unit...
capcity.news
Cheyenne Medical Center is first in state to earn ENA Lantern award
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s Emergency Department has earned one of the nation’s highest honors for excellence in emergency care, the 2026 ENA Lantern Award. Only one of 126 emergency departments nationwide to receive this year’s award, CRMC’s distinction recognizes leadership, teamwork, innovation and compassionate...
Wyoming News
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center performs Wyoming's first Amulet procedures
CHEYENNE – Cheyenne Regional Medical Center has performed Wyoming's first implantations of the Amplatzer Amulet Left Atrial Appendage Occluder from Abbott, giving certain patients with atrial fibrillation (AFib) a new option to help reduce their risk of stroke. The procedures were performed by Dr. Daniel Wann, an electrophysiologist with Cheyenne Regional Heart and Vascular Institute. For some patients with AFib, the Amulet device offers an alternative to long-term blood-thinning medication. During a minimally invasive procedure, the device seals a small area of the heart where blood clots commonly form, helping prevent them from traveling to the brain and causing a stroke. The Amulet device immediately seals the left atrial appendage, eliminating the need for blood-thinning medication following the procedure. "Not every patient with atrial fibrillation is a good candidate for long-term blood thinners," Wann said. "The Amulet device gives us another option to help reduce stroke risk while allowing patients to receive this care close to home." "Performing Wyoming's first Amulet procedures is an exciting milestone for our heart program," Wann said. "More importantly, it means patients across Wyoming now have access to another treatment option that can help reduce stroke risk without having to leave the state." The addition
kotatv.com
‘White colonies’ of petri dish bacteria led to data center pollution fine
(WYOFILE) - Mysterious, unusual white colonies of bacteria growing in a lab’s petri dish alerted workers at Cheyenne’s water works that something was amiss. The Jan. 15 discovery kicked off months of investigations, lab tests, disinfections, retests and sampling that led the city to cite operators at the Meta Cheyenne Data Center for “serious noncompliance” with wastewater discharge standards, a $10,000 fine and potentially cleanup costs.
wyomingnewsnow.tv
CRMC's Emergency Department earns national ENA Lantern Award for Excellence
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's Emergency Department has earned the 2026 Lantern Award® from the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA), one of the nation's highest honors recognizing excellence in emergency care. The award recognizes emergency departments that demonstrate outstanding leadership, innovation and evidence-based practices that improve patient care and staff well-being.
oilcity.news
‘White colonies’ of petri dish bacteria led to data center pollution fine
Mysterious, unusual white colonies of bacteria growing in a lab’s petri dish alerted workers at Cheyenne’s water works that something was amiss. The Jan. 15 discovery kicked off months of investigations, lab tests, disinfections, retests and sampling that led the city to cite operators at the Meta Cheyenne Data Center for “serious noncompliance” with wastewater discharge standards, a $10,000 fine and potentially cleanup costs.