Laramie Live Radio Show

The Cooper Center for Creative Arts is hosting the first Premiere Art Sale and Auction on Thursday, August 30th, allowing the artists their first opportunity to sell their art as a meaningful source of income.

Any time you can offer 33 shows on 3 stages over the course of 3 days, it will get people's attention, and that is something the Albany County Tourism Board greatly appreciates. The 2012 Snowy Range Music Festival is boasting a top notch lineup with something for everyone, which will likely bring a few thousand music lovers to the Gem City over Labor Day weekend.

Ever wondered when your home was built and who lived there before you? Or maybe you would like to modernize your home without changing its character. If so, you may want to attend an upcoming series of historic preservation workshops.

The Annual Dog Day in the Park is set for Sunday, August 26th in Washington Park from noon to 4 p.m. Laramie Parks & Recreation will have all sorts of fun, free activities for you and your favorite canine companion.

A 24-hour Mexican restaurant with a drive-up window is now open in Laramie. Almanza’s Mexican Food recently opened at 2615 E. Grand Avenue.

Wyoming law requires employers to give employees time off in order to vote. That, a reminder coming from Wyoming Secretary of State, Max Maxfield.

Residents of Laramie and Albany County are experienced another day of heavy smoke in the region. Until a cold front moves through on Wednesday, expect hazy skies and heavy smoke to obscure your view.

Dr. Kenneth Sims, an associate professor at UW, will be going to the icy southern frontier of the world, Antarctica, this October.

A three day art show beginning August 10th here in Laramie will highlight 11 local artists and their work. The show will feature artists with a variety of interests and mediums. Art including pen and ink drawings, oil paintings, photography, mixed media and pastels will all be featured at the event.

The Laramie City Council approved a 3 percent increase in water and wastewater rates during their regular meeting on Tuesday night. The increase is meant to keep Laramie on track with the Red Oak Infrastructure Rehabilitation Program according to the four council members who voted for it.