Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 20th of November.
Good morning, Laramie.
The University of Wyoming’s Symphony Orchestra will present Romeo and Juliet, a performance of Shakespeare’s tragic love story.
Audiences can expect a musical event that honors the timeless drama—an experience that will bring emotion to the community.
Japan wants Wyoming’s low–carbon natural gas, and a new export terminal in Baja California — built by Sempra — is more than 95% complete for shipments set to begin in spring.
Gov. Mark Gordon said Japan sees Wyoming gas as a way to lower emissions and cut its trade deficit.
Today, the Vedauwoo Volunteer Fire Department released public information that $78,000 in donor funds raised by the Auxiliary have been withheld by unresponsive nonprofit leadership — and Christmas tree sales under that name will not support essential fire safety needs.
The department said repeated outreach since April has not elicited any response.
The Albany County Hospital District Board of Trustees met in a special session to plan a new nursing home, and they said the facility will help meet local care needs.
Wyoming health officials have proposed BearCare—a state-funded catastrophic health plan to cover rare emergencies like bear attacks and bus collisions.
The plan was submitted to CMS as part of the rural health transformation program and may offer an alternative to ACA coverage; officials expect feedback before Dec. 31.
Thanksgiving Downhill Mile
8 AM – 2 PM — Indian Paintbrush Elementary School — Cost info not specified — Sprint, run, jog, or walk down this fast downhill mile course before Thanksgiving.
Turkey Trot
Join us at Optimist Park/Greenbelt for a 5K or 1 mile run on Thanksgiving morning. Registration opens at 7:30AM with the 1 miler starting at 8:30 and the 5K at 9:00AM.
Turkey Trot
Join us at Optimist Park/Greenbelt for a 5K or 1 mile run on Thanksgiving morning. Registration opens at 7:30AM with the 1 miler starting at 8:30 and the 5K at 9:00AM.
Holiday Parade & Train Lighting
5-7 p.m. — Laramie Main Street — Free entry — Celebrate the holiday season with a parade and festive activities including music and refreshments.
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