Adam Porter
Over the last month or so chances are that you have seen a sharp rise in prices at the pump wherever you fill up your gas tank in Laramie. According to Gas Buddy, the cheapest regular gas in town can currently be found for right around $3.50 a gallon. Unfortunately it seems as if prices will only continue to rise as they historically do each year heading into the Summer-time and the Memorial Day holiday at the end of May. Now might be a good time to consider taking one of our quick trips instead of a full fledged vacation if costs are getting to you.
Over the past few weeks we have come across quite a few tickets to concerts and events coming up in the month of April around Laramie, and we are giving all of them away! Here is a quick look at the performances that we are giving you a chance to see this month and how to win.
It’s time for construction season in Laramie! As you might remember a few weeks back we talked about some of the major road construction projects taking place in town with the weather warming up. One of the most major closures this construction season starts today with the closure of the intersection at 30th Street & Grand Avenue.
The 19th Annual Albany County Home show is coming up in just a few short weeks with the promise of being bigger and better than ever. This year the show is even giving you the chance to win $20,000 towards a new car to take home to your garage! If you have never attended the event in the past, this is the year to give it a shot, especially if you want to make improvements to your home over the summer.
Since its launch this past year, the City of Laramie’s curbside recycling program has seemed to be a big topic of discussion. We have had folks asking the city about different aspects of the program from how much it costs per month to their plans for future expansion.
Downtown Laramie certainly has its fair share of character with buildings of unique architecture featuring a whole host of different businesses. While everyone sees the ground level shops often, what you don’t see is what lies upstairs on the second story, which most buildings downtown do have.
If you have been following KOWB’s contests lately, you are probably familiar with the fact that for the past month we have been offering you a shot at winning a trip to fabulous Las Vegas to watch the Cowboys & Cowgirls compete in the Mountain West Conference Championships. This morning we collected the boxes and boxes of entries from all of our entry locations to dr
Anyone who lives in Wyoming knows that in many places throughout our state cell phone coverage is lacking despite your provider. However some companies cell networks definitely seem to work faster and more consistenlty around the state. In the end, regardless of whether the company uses 2G or 4G networks, all that matters is if they really work.
Last night Laramie’s Mayor, Scott Mullner, held a public meeting to talk about the proposed alternatives that will hopefully replace the old Clark Street Bridge. Replacement of the bridge that was built back in 1963 has actually been a topic of discussion since 1997 as it nearing the end of it’s life span, but so far no action has succeeded in making a new bridge a reality.
A snow storm is headed our way late this afternoon, which is expected to dump 3 to 6 inches of snow. The heaviest snow-fall is expected to be tonight and should end by mid-morning tomorrow. If you are planning to travel make sure to check the weather report as well as o
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Every year as winter starts to gear down at the end of March, the Albany County Home Show is held to help everyone in Laramie get ready for their summer projects and fun. The show brings in businesses from all around Laramie and the surrounding area to showcase their newest products and offerings; there is a lot to see and do at the show. Historically the Home Show has taken place over the course of one day, but this year the show will be expanding to encompass two days, Saturday, March 31st and Sunday, April 1st.
Yep, your read the headline right! If you need a little help getting your gifts wrapped up to go home and put under the tree, help is just a short drive away. You might remember that last year there was free gift wrapping downtown, and the tradition continues this year in the offices of the Laramie Main Street Alliance.