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Laramie County health and food inspections (10/23/26–10/29/26)

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Department inspects restaurants, bars, convenience stores, delis, grocery stores, bed and breakfasts and more. Every facility has an unannounced inspection at least twice a year. According to the department, there are two types of violations: “red critical violations” and “black violations.” Critical...

Laramie County, WY · 13d
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Country Christmas 2026 | Christmas in northwest Nebraska: Small-town traditions and holiday history

Northwest Nebraska’s Country Christmas boasts plenty of Christmas activities for townsfolk and tourists alike. From various Christmas markets and hometown parades to live Nativity displays and a historical Christmas Dinner at Fort Robinson, everyone can experience the joy of the Christmas season. The fun starts this year with Hometown...

Harrison, NE · 1d
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Angry Farm Owners Put Store On Market, Accuse City Of Cheyenne Of 'Crony Capitalism'

CHEYENNE — Now that David Kniseley’s urban farm has been annexed by the City of Cheyenne and he and his family have decided to move, he said he has an idea that would fit into the city’s recent pattern of business development. Kniseley noted to Cowboy State...

Cheyenne, WY · 3d
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Governor-elect Barlow nominates Cheyenne’s Walter Eggers for attorney general

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Eric Barlow, chosen last week to lead the state as the next governor, has made his picks for his preferred leadership team. Among his selections is Walter Eggers, a Cheyenne attorney he nominated for attorney general. Eggers, who graduated from the University of Wyoming College of...

Cheyenne, WY · 4d
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Hoedown Hill in Windsor won't offer skiing this season

Anyone hoping to hit the slopes at Hoedown Hill this winter will have to make other plans. The Windsor venue, once known for offering skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing during the winter months, is now shifting its focus exclusively to live music and outdoor entertainment, according to a news release . TWVC Hospitality, a Northern Colorado company that operates several golf, dining and entertainment businesses, including Hoedown Hill, announced the change Nov. 5, pointing to the success of the hill's music festivals and free summer concert series, which have drawn thousands of visitors. Concerts have become a familiar part of the Hoedown Hill experience since the venue opened in 2024. Its festivals have featured acts such as The Band Perry, which headlined a September event, along with Third Eye Blind, Cold War Kids and Plain White T's. The venue is already looking ahead to 2027, with planning underway for a full calendar of festivals, concerts and outdoor events. More details, including performer lineups, are expected to be announced in the coming months, according to the release. Abigail Flores-Johnson covers food, beer and entertainment for the Coloradoan. You can reach her by email at abigailflores-johnson@coloradoan.com . This article originally appeared on

Windsor, CO · 1d

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(OPINION) The Mayor’s Minute with Patrick Collins (11/13/26)

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 emailing editor@oilcity.news. Dear Cheyenne,. Judy and I love going to Broadway-type shows. I have no...

Cheyenne, WY · 1d

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Proposed wind project southeast of Cheyenne gets Laramie County Planning support

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — An energy development company’s request for a permit with Laramie County to develop a wind project will head to the Board of County Commissioners next week after earning the Planning Commission’s recommendation Thursday. If the project is eventually fully approved, the company will develop a 5,000-acre energy development between Laramie County and Weld County, Colorado.

Laramie County, WY · 1d

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WY Fresh Farmstand plans to relocate as Cheyenne considers land annexation.

Tonight, the Cheyenne City Council will vote on annexing land that includes WY Fresh Farmstand, a local urban farm known for its fresh salad greens. Owners are planning a move due to the impact of this decision.

Cheyenne, WY · 5d

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Cheyenne's petition against Microsoft’s data center annexation can't quite clear the signature hurdle.

In Cheyenne, a petition against Microsoft’s annexation for a massive 3,460-acre data center missed the mark, with only 1,796 valid signatures. The city council’s approval means the project moves ahead as planned.

Cheyenne, WY · 4d

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What a Wyoming Election Judge Saw on Election Day

For years, I’ve enjoyed volunteering as an election judge in Laramie County, Wyoming (population 104,189). Almost two-thirds of us live in Cheyenne, the county seat and state capital. On Election Day, nearly 3,000 voted at Storey Gym, one of seven polling places scattered across Laramie County’s 2,688 square miles. I choose not to be paid, but the county offers election workers $16.00 an hour. Most of us work election days from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. All of us do it to support our system of democracy.

Laramie County, WY · 2d

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Petition challenging 3000+ acre annexation fails after not receiving enough valid signatures

Cheyenne, Wyo. - The annexation of over 3400 acres of land is officially being upheld, as the City Clerk states a petition looking to block the Cheyenne City Council's approval failed to received enough valid signatures. City Clerk Kylie Soden states, "the petition review has been completed and the results...

Cheyenne, WY · 1d

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Cheyenne fourth graders write about meaning of Veterans Day

The following are letters to the editor written by fourth graders at Saddle Ridge Elementary School in Cheyenne. Their teachers are Saundra Moreno, Renee Kohlhagen and Amy Mullen. We’re proud to present a selection of these letters in this Veterans Day edition of the Wyoming Tribune Eagle and the entire class’s work online at WyomingNews.com. – Brian Martin, WTE managing editor I am Alexa G. and I go to Saddle Ridge Elementary. I am 9 years old and I am in 4 grade. I am writing this because some people think Memorial Day and Veterans Day are the same. Memorial Day is when you honor people that sadly passed in the war. Memorial Day is also when people go to graves and put flags on gravestones. Memorial Day was known as Decoration Day but was changed. Veterans Day is a day when we have people that survived in the armed forces. Veterans Day was used to be called Armistice Day. They changed it so it could honor all veterans. People wanted it to be a national holiday. Thank you for reading my letter about the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day. Alexa G. My name is Alicia H. I

Cheyenne, WY · 3d

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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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Wyoming Independent Living director to speak to Mayor's Council for People with Disabilities

CHEYENNE – The Mayor’s Council for People with Disabilities will host as guest speaker Amy Burns, executive director for Wyoming Independent Living, at the regular monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The meeting will take place in the mayor’s conference room #310, in the Municipal Building, located at 2101 O’Neil Ave. The meeting is open to the public via Teams or in person. Burns will be speaking on the history of the disability rights movement. With more than 25 years of experience in disability services, and 14 of those with WIL, Burns loves being part of a center for independent living that focuses on the power of peer support and connecting consumers with the supports which allow them to live independently in their community of choice. Wyoming Independent Living believes that every person, regardless of disability, deserves to experience dignity, safety, health and personal independence. Services provided by WIL staff are consumer-driven and individualized based on the client’s personal goals. Wyoming Independent Living is located at 1609 E. 19th St. in Cheyenne. Contact them at 307-266-6956 or email them at wilr.org. For more information on The Mayor’s Council for People with Disabilities, email askmcpdcheyenne@gmail.com,

Cheyenne, WY · 3d

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Data center reps push back against newly proposed noise limits

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne City Council voted Monday to advance a series of Unified Development Code amendments that, alongside setting other standards, establish strict noise limits for industrial projects in town. Councilmembers heard arguments from both the changes’ opponents, who called the standards “ludicrous” and harsh, and proponents, who pointed out the negative health effects that constant noise can cause.

Cheyenne, WY · 4d

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An ordinance regarding data center specific use standards went through its first reading

Cheyenne, Wyo. - One ordinance went through first reading on Monday, November 9th and is set to create and establish specific use standards for data centers in the city. Ordinance section 5.7.1 is meant to establish specific use standards for data centers, many of which are already in practice, but will set an expectation going forward for future businesses.

Cheyenne, WY · 22h

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Cheyenne’s American Legion Post 6 holds Veterans Day Ceremony

Cheyenne, Wyo. - According to the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, Wyoming is home to over 40,000 veterans. Well, in Cheyenne on Wednesday, November 11 the American Legion Post 6 invited all to enjoy a Veterans Day Ceremony, honoring all those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Cheyenne, WY · 2d

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Tom Lubnau: Forget the Ballot Box. This Weekend’s Caucus Picks Who Runs Things

The ballots are counted and the yard signs are coming down. Now comes the part of the process nobody votes on. Before a single bill gets debated in Cheyenne, the Wyoming House and Senate have to decide who is going to run the place. The rules are surprisingly loose. Article...

Wyoming · 2d

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Cheyenne City Council postpones vote on construction site rules amid data center noise-related concerns

CHEYENNE — Following extensive discussion over industrial noise standards and their potential impacts on data centers, construction businesses and other industrial operations, members of the Cheyenne City Council voted to postpone consideration of an amendment to the Unified Development Code regarding construction site rules. The ordinance, which was discussed at a council meeting Monday, would create two new sections of the UDC and amend three existing ones. The changes are intended to clarify requirements around establishing uses, including expectations for construction sites, while also addressing concerns about water use, lighting, noise and other impacts associated with large industrial developments. Much of the debate centered on proposed noise limits, which the document states should be 45 decibels in residential areas and 65 decibels everywhere else. Paul Steed, project manager for Mechanical Systems Inc., warned council members that lower noise thresholds could have unintended consequences for local businesses and construction projects. He said reducing allowable noise levels could require expensive mitigation measures, particularly near residential areas. Representatives from the data center industry also supported reasonable noise protections, but questioned whether the proposed standards were appropriate. Chris Tetlow, metro director for Microsoft in Cheyenne, urged council members to retain limits that currently apply

Cheyenne, WY · 1d