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CHEYENNE — Cheyenne City Council members met Tuesday night to decide who will serve as president and vice president of the council for 2024. In a unanimous decision, Ken Esquibel

CHEYENNE — Cheyenne’s Planning and Development Department has been rolling out a series of proposals to update code requirements for building with the goal of incentivizing development — ultimately increasing

CHEYENNE — The city’s plans to annex F.E. Warren Air Force Base faced further delays this week.

CHEYENNE — The city’s plans to annex F.E. Warren Air Force Base faced further delays this week.

CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s capital city is losing money on parking, and the Cheyenne City Council is considering whether the solution is to privatize enforcement.

CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s capital city is losing money on parking, and the Cheyenne City Council is considering whether the solution is to privatize enforcement.

CHEYENNE — The Cheyenne City Council’s Public Services Committee will recommend incentivizing affordable housing, as well as further historic preservation, in Cheyenne’s downtown area during Monday night’s full council meeting.

Land trust protects open spaces

Kudos to UW for continuing freshman orientation programUP to the University of Wyoming for revamping and continuing its Saddle Up freshman orientation program for a second year.

I shared with you the recent loss in our office with the passing of our public information officer. The work of the mayor’s office and the need for a PIO