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"Our state and our country have lost an exceptional leader and a great man," said Schaffer.

According to the release, ''LCCC has been very successful in having a low number of active COVID-19 cases and currently has no known active cases amongst their employee and student populations.''

Laramie County Community College is planning to fully reopen in the fall as COVID-19 cases slow and vaccines ramp up.

With the start of the spring semester, Laramie County Community College is offering two courses for their Outreach and Workforce Development Leadership. The courses are as follows: Computer Application Classes: The computer application courses are offered virtually, and can be used to gain experience in various Microsoft applications ... Read More ...

Money raised goes to the LCCC Rodeo Team for program needs like equipment and scholarships.

The two accelerated credit diploma programs will be Entrepreneurship – Business Plan and Web Design.

A footnote in House Bill No. 1, which was delivered to Gov. Matt Mead Wednesday, includes language that would allow a private or public entity to assume WyoTech operations.

The Albany County Commissioners voted to approve a letter of support to commit to exploring local funding options to support Laramie County Community College's assumption of WyoTech operations and instructional buildings during a special meeting on Friday.

The Albany County Commissioners will be hosting a public special meeting tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the commissioner’s chambers to discuss the prospectus put forth by Laramie County Community College to assume the WyoTech operations.

In a prospectus plan that will be presented to the Laramie City Council during their meeting Tuesday night, The Cheyenne college outlined a plan to keep WyoTech’s automotive programs running in Albany County.