Jen Solis News Today

CHEYENNE – Jen Solis, a small business owner and community organizer, announced her candidacy Thursday for Wyoming House District 41.

CHEYENNE — The months-long dispute over a controversial library book checkout policy ended, as expected, with its approval, but not without further conflict.

CHEYENNE — The months-long dispute over a controversial library book checkout policy ended, as expected, with its approval, but not without further conflict.

The conservative Wyoming Family Alliance is accusing the Wyoming Family Alliance For Freedom, a less conservative political advocacy group, of choosing a nearly identical name in an effort to confuse people.

Target has been facing a backlash about its Pride Month display across the nation. And now it’s touched Cheyenne as well. We talked to folks about the incident and how it impacted our community.(From the recorded incident) “Nazis in Germany, too,” said Donald Crerar. Right... I don’t... I’m not a Nazi,” said a Target clerk. On May 24th, an incident happened at the Cheyenne Target.

It seems more and more that schools are becoming the flash point for political debate, and LCSD 1′s possible new book policy is no exception.The Families for Freedom Coalition held a town hall at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, May 30th, at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Thomas Avenue. They’ll be discussing the potential change in book policies for LCSD1.