Eve Hamilton

Hello, my name is Eve! I am originally from a small town outside of Philadelphia, PA. I came to Wyoming to attend Wyoming Catholic College in Lander, WY. While in college, I loved being in the outdoors and was climbing, ice climbing, and mountain biking when not studying. After graduation, I decided to remain in the Cowboy State. When I am not writing the news, I enjoy hiking, camping, and curling up with a good book.

UW Presenting Series of One-Act Performances
The University of Wyoming Department of Theatre and Dance’s 2021 Snowy Range Summer Theatre season is open with its first public theater production since spring 2020.
David Ives’ evening of one-act plays, titled “All in the Timing,” runs Jun…
Fire Restrictions for Medicine Bow and Thunder Basin
Beginning today, June 16, stage 1 fire restrictions will be in effect for the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland.
This includes National Forest System lands located in Garfield, Grand, Jackson, Moffat, Rio Blanco, and Routt counties in northwest Colorado, as well…
UW Makes Strides In Cryptocurrency
The University of Wyoming has reached a new milestone, as the Wyoming Advanced Blockchain Laboratory (WABL) in UW’s Department of Computer Science has not only minted its first block on the Cardano network but in fact, has minted 121 blocks and counting as of June 15.
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Laramie Application of Larvicide to Begin June 15
The City of Laramie Mosquito Control has scheduled the application of granular larvicide in order to control larval mosquitoes in rural areas around the city.
The application is scheduled for Tuesday, June 15, beginning at daylight. The product is a granular form of Bacillus thuringensis israelensis …
UW Professor Leads Research on Ecological Trade-Offs
A new study which was led by the University of Wyoming sheds light on the relationship of ecological trade-offs, as well as challenges the nature of this relationship.
Daniel Laughlin, an associate professor in the UW Department of Botany and director of the Global Vegetation Project, led the study, …
Taste of Laramie To Take Place This Weekend
With summer finally here, it is another year for everyone to get out and about in the City of Laramie.
This weekend will especially exciting, as the Taste of Laramie Event will be taking place on Saturday, June 12!
Tim Snowbarger from Laramie Connections and Ryan Bennett from Laramie Sunrise Rotary ca…
Albany County Non-Profits Come Together for WYO Gives
Yesterday, Sasha Schlump from Laramie Salvation Army and Kyrie Blaney from Build Mothers Build the World came by the Laramie Live studio to speak about the upcoming WYO Gives Day which is on July 14.
For more information on the event, please follow the link here...
UW Law Library Recognized with Award
The George W. Hopper Law Library in the University of Wyoming’s College of Law has been recognized with the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Excellence in Community Engagement Award for a program that was developed to provide legal research training to librarians thr…
Mosquito Fogging Begins Tonight in Laramie
Based on surveillance data, the thresholds have been reached to begin fogging operations to control mosquitos. Therefore, residential fogging will begin this evening, June 7th, weather permitting in the west zone.
Surveillance data indicate that the west zone has the greatest adult mosquito numbers a…
City of Laramie Reminds Residents To Not Dispose of Hot Coals
The City of Laramie would like to remind residents to please coals, ashes, wood pellets, cigarettes and fireworks are completely cold before placing in the trash.
Even if they may appear cool, it's a good idea to wet them down and wait before disposing of said actions.
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