Country star Joe Nichols will perform on Aug. 8 at the Broken Spoke Campground in Sturgis for the 2012 Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Nichols first emerged on the country music scene in 1996, and has had three number one hits including Brokenheartsville (2003), Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off (2005) and most recently Gimmie That Girl (2010). He has also had 14 total
When we were kids we were always told that if we dug through the Earth we would come out in China, and maybe a few of you even attempted to run away to China by digging through the Earth. If any of us had succeeded in our grand escape and dug straight to the other side of our planet, would China really be where we ended up?
In geography, the point on the Earth’s surface that is directly opposite another location is called its antipodal point
The roller derby season is now in full swing with Laramie's Naught Pines Derby Dames winning their first bout against Gillette's Powder River Rousta Bout It Betties in their first bout of the season a few weeks ago. This next weekend on Saturday, May 12th at 7:00 PM, the Derby Dames are back in action holding their "MayDay Mayhem" bout at the Laramie Ice & Events Center.
Graduation in Laramie is about to kick off and the town will soon be in full celebration mode from Thursday til Sunday. What better way to celebrate an end and the beginning, as well as enjoy friends and family, than to saunter on down to the Cowboy Saloon on South Second Street. Chancey Williams and the Younger Brothers Band will jump start the festivities Thursday May 3rd at 10 p.m. (there will be a standard cover charge of $5 at the door, must be 21 or older) and will continue through Saturday night.
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You have probably noticed by now that over the past year we have been giving you exclusive chances to meet your favorite country music artists in concert through our facebook page. Now we have another c
This summer along with some of the changes we reported on earlier, the Laramie Farmers Market downtown will also be adding some new vendors to their list of regular attendees. As normal a bulk of the products being sold at the market will again be very local;
The University of Wyoming is set to hand out almost 1,800 degrees during their spring commencement ceremonies. Helping to ring in the occasion will be Wyoming first lady Carol Mead and NBC news correspondent Pete Williams, who will be among speakers during the ceremonies.
