Good morning, Laramie.

The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust has named five new board members (ranching, conservation, law, finance, community) to guide efforts that support working lands in the state today.

The appointment aims to strengthen partnerships and long-term stewardship for local ranching communities.

UW researchers and Williams Companies are developing a pilot facility to convert oil field waste into hydrogen fuel near Cheyenne, aiming to produce one ton of hydrogen per day.

It could be operational by next fall if additional funding arrives.

The University of Wyoming is ranked 99th overall and 61st among public institutions in TIME Magazine’s “The World’s Top Universities of 2026” list — a recognition that highlights rising research funds and patent filings.

President Ed Seidel said the ranking shows Wyoming’s pride in an accessible, world-class education.

Carbon County Sheriff Alex Bakken will run a 100-mile ultramarathon on the Big Horn Mountain Trail in June to raise funds for new communications gear for his department and to highlight how property tax cuts strain rural public safety operations.

BINGO

Bingo at the Laramie Moose Lodge, 409 S 3rd St, Saturday Feb. 21st, doors open at 530 games begin at 630 with concessions available. $30 per packet, discount for Moose & Legion Members, Military and Students. Mention Good Day Laramie for an extra Jackpot Page!

Carson Jeffrey Live in Laramie

8:00–11:00 p.m. — Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall — Get your tickets now — Enjoy the authentic sounds of singer-songwriter Carson Jeffrey, a true cowboy at heart.