Race

There is a five kilometer race starting in downtown Laramie on July 12.

A unique water craft race takes place in Guernsey State Park this Saturday, June 21 from 10 a.m. until noon.

The Happy Jack Endurance Race is back June 28 and 29.

Fans of Sunday morning brunch in downtown Laramie will want to be on the lookout this weekend. There will be a few hundred racers zooming around on bikes as part of the second stage of the 2012 Dead Dog Classic Memorial Stage Race.

The pink month is almost upon us – pink for breast cancer awareness! Laramie's own breast cancer awareness 5k race is returning for the third year on the first Saturday in October: October 1. The "I Love Life 5k" is sponsored by the breast cancer self-help group by the same name...

1st Annual Zonta 5K Run/Walk "Miles to Improve the Lives of Women and  Children" which will be held on Saturday, September 17th, at 8:00 AM.  The race will begin at Optimist Park and will continue on the southern loop of the Green Belt.  Whether you run or walk, we're of course planning on excellent weather and a good time for participants.  The event will begin at 8:00 AM on race day, s

I survived last weekend! I volunteered 2 days at the Snowy Range Music Festival and listened to The Neville Brothers and Michael Franti and much more!; listened to Dan Brain sing Jimmy Buffet at Washington Park at the Buddy Walk, listened to the last quarter of the UW vs. Weber State football game were the Cowboys pulled ahead at the last 22 seconds of the game, then watched a great firework show.

Saturday, September 3rd, 2:00 pm Washington Park, 18th and Sheridan The Buddy Walk promotes acceptance and inclusion of people with Downs Syndrome.  The walk is one mile long and is open to everyone,  Theis year’s even features live music from Danno, games with prizes, and refreshments including popcorn, snow cones and cotton candy...

Organizers are hoping for 250 participants in the 10th anniversary run of the Always A Cowboy 8k run and 5k walk. Steve Kaiser from Gem City Bone and Joint joined Kari Eakins and Steve Kiggins on Sportsline Live to discuss the details.

Early this coming Saturday at Curt Gowdy State Park, an estimated 150 people will gather to participate in the second annual running of the Antelope Dash.  Participants will complete either a 4 mile or 8 mile course on the trails there, starting at the Aspen Grove Trailhead.  Some will come for a leisurely hike through the rugged trails that feature pines, aspens, streams, and rock formations.  Ot