Laramie Main Street

Through a partnership between the University of Wyoming and Laramie Main Street Alliance, some small-business owners have been made a little happier this holiday season Beginning Oct. 30, UW’s “Cowboy Cash” program provided $50 in gift certificates to each student who had purchased a university meal plan...

They received recognition of this accreditation at the City Council meeting on August 19

Laramie Main Stree surveyed the community to collect data on how consumers felt local Laramie businesses, retailers, and restaurants could best serve its patrons during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Laramie Main Street is an advocacy organization for Downtown Laramie. They are looking for volunteers who are passionate about downtown Laramie.

Laramie Main Street is looking help from you in the form of feedback on what you want downtown to be like in the future.

Members of Laramie Main Street, the Laramie Chamber Business Alliance, and the Laramie City Council reached out to encourage Laramie residents to shop local.

This year’s Downtown Laramie Farmer’s Market promises to be bigger and has moved to a new location to accommodate more vendors.

The Laramie Main Street Program is holding a contest to determine their ten-year anniversary logo.

With less than two weeks before Christmas, you've hopefully purchased at least some portion of the gifts on your Christmas list. If you've got presents piling up that need to get wrapped, the Laramie Main Street Alliance has some reprieve for you.

Since May of 2010, 14 businesses downtown have made improvements to the exterior of their buildings.