This summer the University of Wyoming Speech and Hearing Clinic will be offering free services to anyone afflicted with speech, reading or understanding disorders. Speech services will also include accent modification for those speaking English as a second language. In addition, evaluation and treatment will be available for anyone with swallowing disorders caused by developmental issues... » Read More
The Geological Museum of the University of Wyoming is closing as of May 7 in order to facilitate a major renovation. As the closing will be at least 90 days, the public is invited on May 3, starting at 7 in the evening, for an opportunity to see what the renovations will entail. The gathering will start at the Berry Biodiversity Conservation Center auditorium. A walk through presentation of... » Read More
Here in the city of Laramie, discover the best of Southeastern Wyoming, where a small piece of God's work can be seen bursting with beautiful sites of nature that are breathtaking to say the least. Where any man, woman or family can come and enjoy the very best of what nature has to offer, as well as a magical community unlike any other. Friendly and inviting, where all are... » Read More
Congratulations on your impending arrival and addition to your family! It does not matter if you are the father, mother, grandparents or distant relative...a baby is a wonderful celebration of life. You want the best for the nursery but also want to save money and not break the bank. That is completely understandable and is definitely within your reach. You just need a few tips and... » Read More
On May 5, 2012 three longtime residents of Wyoming will receive honorary doctoral degrees from the University of Wyoming. These individuals have made noteworthy contributions in education, health or the general enrichment of Wyoming residents. » Read More
Marathon Oil Corp., a company with a history of 125 years in business, celebrates its 100th anniversary operating in Wyoming by giving back to community. The $1 million gift to University Wyoming is not the first time that MRO has given funding to the university. » Read More
When the community is growing by leaps and bounds there is always a need for new infrastructure to be put in place. This includes the new proposal by the town council of a new route planned in the Laramie Township. » Read More
The plaza was also supposed to be completed over a year ago and is
not near being fully completed, according to news reports. The
university is either looking for the company or its bank to fix the
troubled situation and finish the project. » Read More
After 25 years, the Albany County School District is ending its D.A.R.E. program for sixth graders. Despite the program's success, the school district and the Laramie Police Department have decided to institute a new program beginning next school year. » Read More
When your doctor instructs you to purchase and use a blood glucose monitor on a regular basis, you have to take care to perform the tests the right way. While there are instructions for both monitors and the test strip used to analyze the blood, it takes more than the right test technique to keep your monitor working properly. Here are five tips for getting an accurate reading every time. » Read More
The benefits of receiving a massage are seemingly endless. Add to this relaxing experience the right massage supplies and your experience can transform from relaxing to surreal. » Read More
Most of us have heard about solar power but perhaps we do not know the ins and outs of how to make the conversion to this clean energy source. It is a very simple process that is both reliable and affordable. It is the better to embrace the renewable clean source solar offers as opposed to the burning of fossil fuels that create greenhouse gasses which then affect both our... » Read More
Doctors and therapists around the world depend on hydrocollator packs to treat their patients. This revolutionary treatment offers a way to receive heat treatments in the form of moist, deep steam and is easily applied to several areas of the body. Because of its portability and ease of use, patients also prefer this method of treatment for private use. » Read More
In these tough economic times, it has become increasingly difficult to afford the most basic of necessities. Energy is perhaps the most difficult thing to afford these days. In the midst of a global energy crisis as well as a world wide recession, oil prices are increasing dramatically as supply goes down and demand goes up. Oddly enough, it is during these times that the oil... » Read More
Being a mobile massage therapist rather than working at a dedicated health site definitely has its benefits. You get to set your own hours, take vacations when you want to rather than when human resources dictates, and enjoy dealing with the clients you meet as time passes. You also get to decide which spa products you’ll be using, which in itself can be a real treat. Here are some tips... » Read More
In today’s world of lightning-fast everything, it is hard to find a minute to yourself. Between working your tail off to get that next big promotion at work, spending time with your friends, and attending to the day to day duties at home, you can often put your own wellbeing and happiness on the backburner. If you want to take some quality time and spend it with yourself, then the best... » Read More
A lot has been said for the past decade or so about the massive amounts of energy that Americans have been wasting and how this has contributed to the damage to the environment. Wasting energy can lead to serious problems in the environment and can even cause such problems as global warming and an energy crisis where there are no more resources to provide the energy people need. » Read More
There is no question that precious metals have been the talk of the world for a number of years now. Last year especially saw some big changes in the price of these metals. First, they were nearing and even topping record highs, but then the price of these precious metals tumbled down. Many people were left feeling as if they had misread the market and that there would never be a rebound for... » Read More
One of the most popular coins for collectors and investors alike is the Morgan dollar coin. The reason the Morgan coin has become so popular is that it is one of the most valuable and most well documented coins on the market. These coins are made from the precious metal silver. Silver is considered a precious metal because it has many different useful applications and also is in very limited... » Read More
Laramie, Wyoming is located in the southeastern part of the state and is home to 28,000 residents. The state capital of Cheyenne is located approximately fifty miles away, and Denver, Colorado is about one hundred thirty miles away. The city of Laramie takes great pride in being the home of the University of Wyoming, which is the only four-year college in the state.
Residents and visitors alike will enjoy the many activities and fun things to do in Laramie. The city and surrounding area are like paradise for outdoorsmen. There are many opportunities for hiking, biking, camping, skiing, winter sports, and rock climbing. When you hear Wyoming, you probably picture wide-open spaces, and you wouldn’t be wrong. The land is perfect for off-road vehicles, ranching, horseback riding, and hunting.
If it’s culture you seek, you will also find plenty in Laramie, WY. There are more than a dozen museums and galleries in Laramie and the surrounding area, including the Children’s Nature Center, the first Territorial Prison, and the House for Historic Women. You can spend hours on end learning about Laramie’s colorful history.
There are also hundreds of stores and shops that carry absolutely anything you could need. You can spend afternoons whiling away hours in antique stores and boutiques in the Historic Downtown of Laramie. If you’re looking for fashion and trends, there are several shopping centers from which to choose. Every Friday, the Historic Downtown also offers a Farmer’s Market, where you can find some of the freshest local produce, as well as arts and crafts created by local artisans.
You will find every convenience of a large city, all tucked in the quaint comfort of Laramie, Wyoming. The beauty, shopping, historic landmarks, activities, museums, and outdoor fun are second to none. Plan your visit to Laramie, WY today, and you just might want to call it home!
Wyoming is the the 4th largest but least populous of the United
States.Home to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming is
where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains. 48% of the land is
owned and managed by the United States government. Much of Wyoming's
economy is based on mineral extraction and tourism. With plenty of room
to grow, a wide selection of affordable homes can be seen at Wyoming houses for sale.
Thunder, 63°F on Thursday, May 17, 2012
