Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of February.
Good morning, Laramie.
A Wyoming Senate committee advised school districts to develop a cellphone policy after reports showed students chatting at lunch in schools with a class-ban on devices.
The senator said the measure may help balance technology use and social interaction.
Following recent traffic incidents, WYDOT explained its rolling highway closure strategy—temporary lane adjustments along I-80 that ease community strain during hazardous conditions.
Drivers must secure a permit through the Wyoming Travel Authorization Program to continue travel safely.
The Wyoming Senate passed Senate File 123 (the Energy Dominance Fund) yesterday, directing $105 million from severance tax revenues to matching grant and loan programs supporting fossil fuel projects and critical mineral processing.
The bill, backed by the White House, aims to boost the state’s energy economy.
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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!
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!
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