Grand Avenue

How was the decision reached that the "best" layout for the update to Grand Ave. would include a center islands?

Officials with the Wyoming Department of Transportation say construction on Grand Avenue is right on schedule.

So if you haven't heard, construction on Grand Avenue will provide a major shake-up in Laramie this spring/summer.

Today the Wyoming Department of Transportation will begin total reconstruction work on Grand Avenue.

With the 2014 reconstruction of Grand Avenue from 15th to 21st Street, Laramie residents can look forward to improved traffic flow and increased safety for all, including pedestrians and cyclists.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation, or WYDOT, is in the process of discussing plans for the reconstruction of Grand Avenue between 15th and 21st Streets in the year 2014. We want to know what you think will be the most important improvement on Grand Avenue.

Plans to reconstruct Grand Avenue in Laramie between 15th and 21st Streets in 2014 will be the main topic at an open house being put on by the Wyoming Department of Transportation. WYDOT spokesperson Ross Doman says the public is welcome to come and learn more about the project on September 27 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the West Ballroom in the UW Student Union.

The Wyoming Transportation Department has closed the Clark Street Viaduct until the last week of August. The viaduct is shut down on both ends so some repair work can be done according to Ross Doman.

As a Laramie resident and impatient driver, I consider it time to poke the bear... I think we should drive faster on Grand Avenue.

A few weeks ago, during the public hearings on liquor permits in Laramie, we learned that the owners of Luciano's Italian Restaurant were considering relocating the establishment to the old Winger's location on Grand Avenue.