Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of February.
Good morning, Laramie.
Laramie Main Street Alliance released its 2025 report on Feb.
18, highlighting downtown growth with 16 new businesses, 40 jobs, and a $36 investment multiplier for every dollar spent. LMSA will use public feedback with the city and Downtown Development Authority to update downtown plans this year.
The University of Wyoming’s Jay Kemmerer WORTH Institute has partnered with local fishing guides to launch its inaugural advanced fishing guide course—aiming to boost outdoor recreation education.
The program will offer improved skills for guides and expand local tourism opportunities.
UW led a pilot project that ran on Highway 85 north of Cheyenne from spring to fall 2024 using AI and fiber-optic sensors to help WYDOT detect hazardous road conditions more swiftly.
Partners included Range + the University of Cincinnati, and federal funds supported the study.
Laramie skier Even Brande, a Norway native, earned the Worldloppet Gold Master title on Jan.
25 after beginning his quest in February 2015 + he completed challenges in 10 countries and 2 continents.
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.
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