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A new ordinance has been passed by the Cheyenne City Council that will allow for open containers and consumption for alcohol beverage within the Downtown Development Authority district boundaries.

The new Gathering Bakery II has officially opened in downtown Cheyenne! Deb Suratt has opened the new spot inside the Boyd Building at the southwest corner of Carey Avenue and West 18th Street and the new bakery in the heart of downtown is already getting great reviews after its first day.

Crews will be working between 15th Street and 20th Street and between House Avenue and Thomes Avenue from 7 p.m. tonight until 6 a.m. tomorrow.

The Laramie community will have plenty of opportunities to celebrate Halloween, as many Laramie businesses and organizations are hosting family-friendly Halloween events throughout the weekend and into next week.

Laramie Police Chief Dale Stalder confirmed the body of a white male was found by a local business owner near 2nd Street and Custer.

After three weeks of orange cones and detour signs, Central Avenue at 19th Street is now open to Cheyenne motorists.

Cheyenne City Councilman Richard Johnson says now that skateboarding is an Olympic sport, it shouldn't be a crime to skate downtown.

Laramie's Pop-Up Artwalk is funded in part by a grant from the Wyoming Arts Council.The Laramie Main Street Alliance provides additional support.

Plans to resurface the corridor in 2020 present an opportunity to improve more than just the roadway.

Check out our photos of the crowds and all the downtown fun. You might recognize someone!

In fact, the event is so popular that organizers are no longer formally accepting applications.

Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen says $671,415 that was taken from the city's reserves to balance the Fiscal Year 2017 budget will not affect funding for the downtown sky path project.