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Planning Commission endorses new construction rules, postpones data center regulations
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A series of updates to the City of Cheyenne’s Unified Development Code that would enforce stricter quiet hours for construction projects and mandate a buffer between temporary labor housing and buildings like schools, among other changes, will go to the Cheyenne City Council for review after earning Planning Commission support Monday. New standards specific to data centers, meanwhile, were delayed another two weeks.
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Laramie Advances 58-Unit Senior Affordable Housing Project
Laramie moved a step closer to adding 58 units of affordable housing for older residents Tuesday, when the City Council approved the preliminary plat for the Gem City Apartments Addition near South 11th Street and the future Bill Nye Avenue corridor . The project targets seniors 55 and older earning...
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Outlaw Saloon demolition officially started
Cheyenne, Wyo. - One building's story is taken down brick by brick. Demolition has officially started on Outlaw Saloon. In the morning of Monday, October 19th, steel screeched as it was pulled from the Outlaw Saloon. The business gave its last call in December of 2025. This after our news...
Wyoming News
Local economist: Economic growth boosts Wyoming revenue but strains household budgets
CHEYENNE — While Cheyenne’s economic growth is creating new jobs and generating additional revenue, rising fuel prices, housing costs and borrowing rates are putting pressure on households. Dan McIntosh, director of the Wyoming Center for Business and Economic Analysis at Laramie County Community College, spoke about the issue at a Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce breakfast at Little America Hotel and Resort on Friday. McIntosh began by comparing the economy to an airplane. He said airplanes have two engines, but they only need one to fly. For the economy, one engine represents economic growth, and the other represents household finances. “One engine is currently getting all the fuel,” McIntosh said. “And that’s the growth into our economy. … The other engine, that’s the household engine that’s paying the fuel prices at the pump, that’s paying the mortgage rate on the house. We need both of those engines healthy to have a healthy economy.” Rising costs strain households Oil prices have risen well above what forecasters expected a year ago, McIntosh said. They sit at approximately $97 per barrel — nearly double the $55 assumed in the state budget. Higher oil prices benefit Wyoming through increased energy revenue, but they also
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Local Election Discussions: Bill J. Bryant & Barbara Cabot
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Early and absentee voting is underway and in three weeks from now Wyomingites will know who will be holding positions in office. As we head further towards Election Day Wyoming News Now spoke to two more residents wanting to step into official roles. Cheyenne City Council Ward...
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Hensel Phelps breaks ground on loveland headquarters
LOVELAND, Colo. — Hensel Phelps broke ground Sept. 30 on a four-story, 143,000-square-foot corporate headquarters in Loveland. The building will be located within Avenue South at Centerra, Realberry‘s mixed-use development near Interstate 25 and U.S. Highway 34. Designed by Gensler, the headquarters will include flexible workspaces, training rooms, collaboration areas and ground-floor retail serving employees and the surrounding community.
Wyoming News
Cox Ranch property clears final hurdles for data center, and old Kmart building to house retailers Burlington and Sierra
Good morning! It took five months, but the Cox Ranch property west of Cheyenne is now set to to be a site for a data center after members of the Cheyenne City Council approved three items annexing and rezoning the land . Alyssa Tolman's coverage of Monday's meeting details councilors first voting to annex the land into the city, and then subsequently rezoned the property to agricultural zoning, along with public zoning for the city-owned parcel. A separate ordinance changed the Cox Ranch property from agricultural to business park zoning. Alyssa also writes how the former Kmart building on Dell Range Boulevard will soon be redeveloped to make room for retailers Burlington and Sierra. The space, located in the same building as and immediately west of the Hobby Lobby, has been mostly vacant since Kmart closed in 2017. Now that the spooky month of October has arrived, arts and entertainment/features reporter Carlee Elders takes a tour of the popular Nightmare on 17th Street Haunted House , which has been active since 1989. Created by the fraternal organization the Knights of Pythias, not once has it repeated the exact room design. In Sports, Alex Taylor has a pair of UW football
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Cheyenne Is Reshaping Housing Market With New Upscale Apartment Complex On West Side
CHEYENNE — The general manager for the Spice Zone Indian Restaurant across from the almost-completed West End apartments can barely contain his excitement when asked about the small eatery’s new neighbor. He’s not just expecting more foot traffic from the incoming residents of the upscale apartments, he’s actively...
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Proposed PlanCheyenne update tackles industrial boom, housing and regional traffic
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne Finance Committee threw its support behind CheyenneNext, an overhaul of the community character aspects of the City of Cheyenne’s comprehensive plan. If the $352,000, 14-month contract passes a final city vote next week, a Chicago-based planning firm will reassess how Cheyenne is planning for its future.
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Casper eatery Wyoming Ale Works expanding to Cheyenne; lot to also host liquor store
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A popular Casper restaurant, Wyoming Ale Works, is looking to expand into Cheyenne in the next two years as the owners set their eyes on an east-Cheyenne retail center, where they will also add a liquor store and off-track betting facility. John Johnson, Casper-based restauranteur and...
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Local businesswoman eyes West Edge property for development
Cheyenne, Wyo. - A set of buildings on the West Edge of Cheyenne has a history spanning over 100 years and a local businesswoman is setting her sights on the next 100. Sherrie Lyle, owner of T-Joes Steakhouse, is purchasing the property and making some much needed changes in order to see it thrive.
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Laramie Landmark The Alibi, Made Famous By Guy Fieri, On The Market For $3 Million
A Laramie institution since 1953 known for its wood-fired pizza and made famous by Guy Fieri on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” in 2022 is on the market. Alibi Wood Fire Pizzaria & Bakery is listed for $2.985 million, which includes the full business — even the custom-made wood-fired oven and catering trailer.