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(LETTER) Chuck Gray can’t hack it

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. Dear Cheyenne,. It has come full circle. Our administration has gone from arresting,...

Cheyenne, WY · 8d
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What Is That Weird Dome Off This Wyoming Highway?

It's been popping up online a lot lately with internet memes. One Photoshop showed the legs of the wicked witch sticking out from under it.

Cheyenne, WY · 3d

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Cheyenne gets railway ‘green light’ for Reed Avenue Corridor; project changes coming

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — With the “green light” from the BNSF Railway, the Reed Avenue Rail Corridor Project is closer to fruition than ever before. The Cheyenne Finance Committee, responsible for making financial recommendations to the Cheyenne City Council, heard updates on the long-awaited project and the railway’s agreement to a pedestrian corridor Tuesday.

Cheyenne, WY · 5d
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Google Plans $17B Wyoming Data Center

CHEYENNE, Wyoming — Thursday, Google announced its first data center in Wyoming, in partnership with Tallgrass Energy, Black Hills Energy, American Electric Power (AEP), and Related Digital. Google is making a long-term, $17 billion investment in the Cowboy State, designed to deliver lasting benefits for Laramie County families and businesses.

Cheyenne, WY · 3d
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Wake Up Wyoming

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Colorado Sees Four More Outback Steakhouses Shutter

Fort Collins' former Outback became a new Black-Eyed Pea..

Colorado · 3d

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City of Fort Collins to Open Senior Center for All Ages

The City of Fort Collins Parks and Recreation Department has announced that the Fort Collins Senior Center will open to community members of all ages beginning Jan. 1, 2027. The change removes the facility’s 18-and-older age restriction and expands access to families, youth and residents of all generations. The...

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

The Open Range Record

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Barlow and Sommers: Two Old Speakers Ride Back to Cheyenne

Nothing says change in Cheyenne like sending the old trail bosses back up the same trail. Voters send Barlow and Sommers back to Wyoming's capitol.

Wyoming · 1d

The Coloradoan

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Old Town Fort Collins welcomes holiday season with lighting ceremony

As darkness settled over downtown Fort Collins on Nov. 6, a large crowd gathered in Old Town Square in anticipation, waiting for the city's annual holiday lights to spring to life. Long before the countdown began, holiday cheer filled the air. Festive brass music echoed through the crowd as Guerrilla Fanfare performed Christmas classics from the stage, while families bundled against the chilly evening air and gathered with loved ones to take photos and simply be together. Children wove through the crowd with glowing light wands and cotton candy in hand, while others stood shoulder-to-shoulder near the main stage, eager for a high-five from Waddles, Fort Collins Parks and Recreation's penguin mascot. As the square continued to fill, city leaders took the stage to welcome attendees and celebrate the tradition that has marked the beginning of the holiday season in Fort Collins for decades . Mayor Emily Francis stepped to the microphone and led the crowd in a countdown alongside City Council members. As voices rang out across the square and reached zero, the group flipped the switch, illuminating thousands of lights throughout downtown. Applause broke out across the square as phones rose above the crowd to capture the scene.

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

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Fort Collins-area district to close, consolidate 8 schools

Poudre School District’s Board of Education last week approved the closure or consolidation of eight schools between the 2027-28 and 2028-29 school years. The approved plan in the Fort Collins, Colorado, school district comes as it projects average enrollment to be 23,566 students from 2025 to 2030 — leaving over 10,500 seats open. The district has the capacity to serve 34,105 students.

Fort Collins, CO · 16h

The Coloradoan

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Best bars in Fort Collins to raise a glass Thanksgiving Eve

Thanksgiving Eve isn't officially a holiday, but it might be one of the year's biggest nights out. As travelers return home and friend groups reunite ahead of Thanksgiving, several bars across Fort Collins are expected to fill with people looking to catch up over a drink, enjoy live music, share some food and kick off the holiday weekend early. Whether you're searching for something intimate, a lively sports bar or a more laid-back brewery, these Fort Collins bars offer plenty of ways to celebrate Thanksgiving Eve. We've included each location's regular hours. If you're hoping to go on Thanksgiving, be sure to check for closures or special holiday hours. The Forge Publick House 255 Firehouse Alley, Fort Collins Hidden just enough to feel like a discovery, The Forge Publick House is a bar that feels tailor-made for a chilly November night. Reached through Firehouse Alley's brick-lined passageway, this longtime craft beer spot is known for its 18 constantly rotating taps along with wine, cider, tipsy Italian sodas and more, according to its website . Beyond the drinks, some of The Forge's appeal lies in its ability to make the rest of Old Town fade into the background. Low lighting helps

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

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Fort Collins and Loveland households can apply through April 30, 2027 for Colorado’s winter heating help program

Households in Fort Collins and Loveland can apply through April 30, 2027 for Colorado’s winter heating help program, the Low-income Energy Assistance Program, known as LEAP. Larimer County says online applications are open from Nov. 1 through April 30. The program pays part of a household’s home heating costs and can also cover repair or […]

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

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HIP Streets project completes in time for the holidays

Construction on 4th Street in historic Downtown Loveland has wrapped, bringing more than 20 years of planning and collaboration across the finish line. The City of Loveland and Downtown Development Authority partnered to begin the Heart Improvement Plan, or HIP Streets, in February 2025. Work included updates to critical utility and stormwater infrastructure as well as street, sidewalk and landscaping upgrades for the five main blocks of 4th Street between North Washington and Garfield avenues.

Loveland, CO · 12h

The Center Square

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Energy analyst: Data center moratoriums scare off developers

(The Center Square) - As more Colorado local governments implement temporary bans on data centers, developers are better off looking elsewhere, according to an energy policy analyst. Sarah Montalbano, who researches energy and natural resources at the Denver-based Independence Institute, said these recent decisions by Fort Collins and Littleton are “coming out of a broader trend in Colorado where cities and municipalities” are deciding their own rules about data centers. This week, Fort Collins and Littleton both approved a six-month temporary moratorium on data centers. At least 16 local governments in Colorado have adopted temporary moratoriums on new data centers, including Denver, the state’s largest city. The moratorium gives the impression that Colorado doesn’t want data center developers, Montalbano explained. Ginny Sawyer, Fort Collins City Manager Kelly DiMartino’s assistant, told The Center Square that the city council implemented the moratorium to give it “time to pause potential applications and see what regulations [it] might want to put in place.” Fort Collins, a city of around 175,000 people, raised concerns about data centers’ use of water and electricity, as well as lighting and noise, she noted. The city’s ordinance says the data center moratorium lasts until April 6, 2027. Sawyer said

Fort Collins, CO · 3d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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Hundreds protest transgender laws

Denver, CO · 9h

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5 Best Restaurants in Centennial, Colorado You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Centennial, Colorado — a city where the Rockies cast their long blue shadows over tidy neighborhoods, where prairie grass sways beside glassy new builds, and where the laughter of families rises from parks stitched together by memory and hope. Here, the air is alive with the scent of pine, the sizzle of backyard grills, and the quiet hum of ambition — tech startups, teachers, and dreamers all calling this patchwork city home. Centennial is a crossroads — of old Colorado roots and new arrivals, of bustling shopping centers and hidden trails, of neighbors who wave from porches and children who race the wind down wide suburban streets.

Centennial, CO · 5d

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Denver Just Made a Pretty Disgusting Top 10 List

Colorado's capital has moved up two spots on a national ranking that no city really wants to be on. This one might make your skin crawl.

Denver, CO · 6d

CBS Colorado

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Denver restaurant back open after shut down due to unpaid tax penalties

A Denver restaurant owner said the City nearly shut her business down over $5,000 in back taxes.

Denver, CO · 3d

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Denver cracks down on speeders

The Denver City Council will consider Monday a program called AVIS, or automated vehicle identification system, using existing equipment to nail and fine speeders throughout the city.

Denver, CO · 23h

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See Bison From Your Car Window On This 11-Mile Wildlife Drive Just Outside Denver

A herd of bison can block your view of the Denver skyline, and it happens closer to downtown than most people expect. There is no long mountain drive, no I-70 traffic, and no entrance fee standing between you and a shaggy, slow-moving traffic jam. Prairie dogs pop up beside the pavement, mule deer graze in the distance, and the whole loop can be done without ever leaving your seat.

Denver, CO · 2d