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Cheyenne Finance Committee backs $132K Municipal Building parking lot redesign
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Pending Cheyenne City Council approval next week, the Cheyenne Municipal Building’s parking lot could receive some infrastructure upgrades in the next few months. A contract reviewed and advanced by the Cheyenne Finance Committee today would dedicate $132,000 to redesigning the parking lot, adding some tech upgrades and improving parts of the nearby streets.
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Railroad tie stacks raise stink in Laramie’s West Side neighborhood
LARAMIE—In the eight years since Kylene Claar and her family moved into a house with a brown picket fence on this city’s historic West Side, they’ve watched the Greenbelt, a river park adjacent to their block, come alive. “It’s been transformed,” Claar told WyoFile, giving credit to...
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UP's 'Living Legend' to join Big Boy No. 4014 for holiday tour
Union Pacific Railroad’s Big Boy No. 4014 will depart Nov. 21 for a limited holiday tour in support of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The Big Boy will travel from Cheyenne, Wyoming, to Denver; at Greeley, Colorado, Big Boy will be joined by UP's "Living Legend" No. 844 locomotive, which will make its first public appearance since 2019.
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The $290 Train Journey Across Wyoming That Travelers Can’t Stop Raving About
A Wyoming rail outing can be memorable without being a long-distance journey. Near Cheyenne, Terry Bison Ranch runs a short train tour through ranch country, with the animals and the open landscape forming the main attraction. It is a distinctive local experience that can fit into a wider day exploring the city’s railway history.
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New traffic light in Loveland aims to boost traffic efficiency and public safety
The City of Loveland installed a new traffic light and pedestrian crossing signals across W. Loveland Avenue along the Loveland Bike Trail. The city aims to keep traffic flowing smoothly and help pedestrians and cyclists cross safely.
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The left turn at Madison & Highway 34 in Loveland is the most illogical design
Joe from Estes Park says the intersection of Highway 34 and Madison in Loveland has the most illogical design. "A lot of people go down the wrong way. You've never seen anything like it," he wrote to Denver7's Jayson Luber.
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Fort Collins Plans for Passenger Rail Arrival
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — With passenger rail service between Fort Collins and Denver set to begin in 2029, Fort Collins is asking residents to help shape the city’s future train station and the surrounding area. The City will host an interactive community open house from 5 to 7...
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Transportation Commission Approves 3 Regional Contracts
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Transportation Commission awarded three contracts for projects in the southwestern Wyoming region during its September meeting. Of approximately $44.5 million in awarded contracts, $20.6 million was awarded to the region. The Commission awarded a $19 million bid to Reiman Corp. of Cheyenne for six bridge...
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Whitney and Dell Range intersection closed Monday: multi-week water main work to disrupt commutes
The rural junction of Whitney Road and Dell Range Boulevard in east Cheyenne will be shut for several weeks beginning Monday, Aug. 24, as crews adjust a water main. The closure is expected to affect daily commuters, delivery routes and school traffic while work is underway. Simon Contractors will close...
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Cheyenne Gas Prices Hold to 3 Dollars 19 Cents Average This Week as Tree Planting Effort Brings Community Volunteers Together
CHEYENNE, WY — Many new trees are taking root across Cheyenne this weekend as Rooted in Cheyenne marks its 20th tree-planting event. The effort brings together volunteers, city staff and local landscaping professionals for a coordinated day of work in neighborhoods around the city. Crews are expected to plant...
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Eastbound 19th Street closed three weeks for utility work: expect major delays
Starting Monday, Aug. 24, crews will close the eastbound lane of 19th Street between Logan Avenue and Garrett Avenue for roughly three weeks as the Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities carries out a critical water-main replacement. Residents and drivers in the area should expect daytime restrictions and planned water outages; the work aims to reduce future service interruptions.
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Wyoming Gas Prices Hold to Three Dollars Twelve Cents Average This Week as Highway Crash Memories and Safety Work Endure
CHEYENNE, WY — Wyoming families, University of Wyoming coaches and former teammates are marking 25 years since the crash that killed eight men’s cross country runners on U.S. Highway 287 south of Laramie. The Sept. 16, 2001 collision remains the deadliest vehicle accident in state history, and the anniversary has reopened memories for those who lived through it.