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Business award winners remind us 'there's no place like Cheyenne' | Local News - Vimarsana News

Business award winners remind us 'there's no place like Cheyenne' | Local News

CHEYENNE — The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual awards gala Friday night and reminded the community why there’s no place like Cheyenne.

Wyoming businesses impacted by lack of affordable housing - Vimarsana News

Wyoming businesses impacted by lack of affordable housing

The lack of affordable housing is a problem across Wyoming, and businesses are feeling the impact, along with the individuals they want to employ.

Cheyenne Passes Law Making Non-Emergency 911 Calls Illegal - Vimarsana News

Cheyenne Passes Law Making Non-Emergency 911 Calls Illegal

If you call 911 and ask for directions, you may be getting more than directions -- you may be looking at up to six months in jail, up to a $750 fine, or both.

Laramie County Incumbents Fare Well On Election Day - Vimarsana News

Laramie County Incumbents Fare Well On Election Day

Republicans also held on to a seat they held in south Cheyenne's House District 44. Republican Tamara Trujillo kept that seat in the GOP column.

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Cheyenne City Council: The Mayor Gets To Decide On Appointments - Vimarsana News

Cheyenne City Council: The Mayor Gets To Decide On Appointments

Cheyenne City Council: The Mayor Gets To Decide On Appointments Here is the statement: ''Many of us on City Council have been asked our opinion of Mayor Elect Collins decision not to reappoint both the Fire Chief and the Police Chief. In the past, Cheyenne citizens have voted to retain a strong mayoral form of government. Under this style of government, the Mayor is authorized, through State Statute 15-3-204, to appoint or remove Department Heads. In Cheyenne, those positions are reappointed and approved every two years. Changes in Department Heads are part of the process when an administrati...