Cheyenne News

Fourteen University of Wyoming students are among the Wyoming Army National Guard soldiers being deployed to the Middle East.

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The University of Wyoming Art Museum continues to offer different varities of paintings to observe.

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University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance Lecturer Sharon Huizinga has been nominated for one of Live Design magazine's Excellence in Design awards.

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Work on the Converse/19th Street/Pershing Roundabout Project is scheduled to get underway on Monday, April 15th according to acting City Engineer Nathan Beauheim.

He says Pershing will be closed from in front of the Cole Shopping Center to Carbon Avenue, so motorists who normally travel that route will need to make alternative plans

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Due to forecasted inclement weather, the Laramie County School District 1 and STRIDE Learning Center Parent Meeting slated for Tuesday, April 9, will held Thursday, April 11. Parents who will be registering their kindergarten children for the 2013–14 school year are invited to attend the event, which will be held from 6–7 p

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Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen has nominated Rob Geringer to be the new City Engineer.

Kaysen says Geringer has a wide range of work experiences, including serving as Director of Land Development for IGC Management and Geographic Information System Manager for CBM Associates

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A legendary Laramie based company is moving forward in a different direction.

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A photograph taken by a 15-year-old member of the Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne has won a regional photography contest and will advance to the national competition.

The annual Boys & Girls Clubs of America national ImageMakers Photography Contest invites Club members from around the country to submit their best work for judging in local, regional and national competitions.

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Wydot advises motorists in the Cheyenne area that travel across the Parsley Blvd. bridge over I-80 is down to a single lane. please drive with caution in that area and watch for flaggers. Department of Transportation personnel are currently on site investigating damage to the structure

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While a bomb threat at Cheyenne's Triumph High School on Wednesday turned out to be a hoax, both Laramie County School District #1 Superintendent Mark Stock and a spokesman for the Cheyenne Police Department say the response to the threat was executed quickly and according to plan

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