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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Local laughs, big heart: Cheyenne’s own Historic Atlas Theatre is home to Cheyenne Little Theatre Players’ 70th Old-Fashioned Melodrama, a family-friendly, audience-participation romp packed with revolutionary hijinks and ridiculous fun.
Gear up for fall: Textbooks, Golden Eagles swag, scrubs, and even laptops are all under one roof at LCCC Bookstore, and every purchase kicks back to student scholarships and programs.
Chase the big sky: Soapstone Prairie Natural Area Entrance Station is your gateway to over 28 square miles of nearly untouched grasslands, miles of trails, and that Cheyenne Rim roll-your-shoulders-back view that connects to Red Mountain Open Space.
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Bally’s Cheyenne Park is set to undergo an inspection of its barns, which will determine if any races can occur this year.
Full story at cowboystatedaily.com ↗
State lawmakers walked out of a joint committee meeting at the state Capitol, claiming it was a waste of time as the Joint Appropriations Committee (JAC) had overstepped its directive.
Full story at wyomingnews.com ↗
Cheyenne, Wyoming, is experiencing numerous weekend activities throughout the weekend, including a Chili Cook-Off, a Story Time event at the Children's Village, and a 15th Annual Cajun Fest.
Full story at capcity.news ↗
Tempers flared during a work session in Cheyenne, Wyoming, when Ward I Council member Larry Wolfe wanted to discuss a document he created regarding the potential Cox Ranch annexation.
Full story at wyomingnewsnow.tv ↗
Cheyenne Leads CEO, Betsey Hale, has stated that there are around 25 data centers in Laramie County that are currently active, under construction or in the approval process.
Full story at kgab.com ↗
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