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The Wyoming International Film Festival is pleased to announce its annual Wyoming 48-Hour Film Festival will be back this June!

This represents the entry by a team of the University of Wyoming students in an international competition to design zero-energy buildings.

It's not just any beer-pong tournament. The money they raised from the competition will be for our beloved Downtown Laramie.

Bring a batch of your best homemade jerky or any processed meats to get judged.

Join Feeding Laramie Valley for soup and solstice, at Feed Laramie Valley's first annual soup-off!

The Laramie Plains Lions Club is proud to announce that their 30th annual ice fishing derby happening this January.

It's that time of the year when you not only get to show off your doggies, but you can show them off wearing cute sweaters!

Students from across the state took part in this language competition.

Spc. Aiden Carroll went to compete in the 2021 Army National Guard National Best Warrior Competition which took place July 19th through July 23rd in Flagstaff, AZ. Carroll is a Horizontal Construction Engineer with the 133rd Engineering Company in Laramie, WY. But Carroll didn't just have competing on his mind, he wanted to win.

A Laramie singer will be joining a group of contestants who will all compete for $10,000 at a singing competition being held in Afton, Wyoming, called The Vocalist. Caitlyn Walker of Laramie is part of eight contestants that will be competing on August 9, 2021. ...

Chef Mathew Branson won a third place silver medal in the National Association of College and University Food Services Culinary Challenge on March 20th in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Their winning design in the category of “Advancement in Protective Equipment,” involves a new way of manufacturing material built from liquid-crystal elastomers that lend themselves well to being used as helmet padding.