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Pinnacle Bank is bringing another branch to south Cheyenne and right across from Laramie County Community College. The new branch has broken ground as its plans are to open up sometime around mid 2022.
Pinnacle Bank is bringing another branch to south Cheyenne and right across from Laramie County Community College. The new branch has broken ground as its plans are to open up sometime around mid 2022.
By Hayden Brooks Photo: Getty Images Eagle's Nest, in Cheyenne, Wyoming, is appropriately under fire for selling T-shirts that advocate for violence against the LGBTQ community. As per NBC News, the bar in Wyoming sold shirts that read: "In Wyoming, we have a cure for AIDS, we shoot f*cking f*ggots." The text was paired with a visual of a man with a pistol aimed at the viewer. While the venue's owner, Raymon Berezuik, did not return a request for comment, he told The Cheyenne Post on Monday (July 12) that the T-shirts were sold out and he doesn't plan on selling anymore. "[I am] in the bar...
Cheyenne Bar Called Out for Selling Violent, Anti-Gay T-Shirts Wyoming Equality Executive Director Sara Burlingame says the fact that a Cheyenne biker bar is being called out over the sale of violent, homophobic T-shirts shows "the times are changing." The nonprofit, which advocates for LGBTQ and Two Spirit Wyomingites, started a social media storm Saturday when it posted a picture of the T-shirt the Eagle's Nest was selling, which reads, "IN WYOMING WE HAVE A CURE FOR AIDS; WE SHOOT F*CK'N F*GGOTS." Wyoming Equality via Facebook Burlingame says she became aware of the T-shirt last Thursda...
A Wyoming bar less than an hour from where Matthew Shephard was beaten to death, reportedly sold shirts advocating anti-gay violence INSIDER 7 hrs ago A Wyoming bar reportedly sold T-shirts advocating for violence against members of the LGBTQ community. The owner of the bar told a local paper that the shirts were sold out and he wouldn't be reordering them. The controversy comes as Wyoming lawmakers consider a state hate crime law and expanded protections. The T-shirt depicts a man in biker attire pointing a gun. "In Wyoming, we have a cure for AIDS," it reads. "We shoot f---in' f------."