Downtown Laramie

Melissa Condon sits in her well-decorated shop right next door to Sweets Bakery, the door open and her children playing in the shop and on the sidewalk just outside.

Because of last week's weather, a few downtown businesses are extending their specials to December 7th for a Small Business Saturday Do-Over.

Small Business Saturday is coming up!

The Holliday Fire, as it was later called, began in the W. B. Holliday building on Second and Custer.

Children in costume can visit participating businesses downtown to trick-or-treat, plus there'll be lots of fun activities.

"I'm so thrilled to see that even though it's raining, we've got young kids out here, we've got parents, we've got college students, it's the heart of our community coming together to celebrate what makes Laramie awesome."

The Mash-Up is an opportunity for UW, and the people of Laramie to get together and enjoy live music, dancing, food, and lots of family-friendly activities.

Next to Thai Spice in downtown Laramie, a new shop opened about a week ago that wants to make the world a little more artistic.

Melissa Condon sits in her well-decorated shop right next door to Sweets Bakery, the door open and her children playing in the shop and on the sidewalk just outside.

Laramie's annual statehood celebration started Saturday, July 6 with rodeo events at the Albany County Fairgrounds, and continues thru Sunday, July 14.

Bond’s Brewing Co., in the old Sears Building at 411 S. 2nd St., will be a downtown Laramie gathering place, with food, and coming soon, a rooftop patio.

They say April showers bring May flowers, so maybe May snow will help June flowers grow?