UNUSUAL PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE INTERVIEWED

By Admin | March 3, 2020

Advocates for the Average Person By Laura Baker, CyberWyoming LARAMIE  –  Jordan “Cancer” Scott isn’t the typical presidential candidate.  He isn’t campaigning.  He isn’t collecting funds.  You don’t hear about him in the news, until now. Scott is a veteran, a computer engineer, and a cybersecurity professional in Colorado Springs, CO.  He is an average…

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Spring Book Sale at the Albany County Public Library

By Admin | February 14, 2020

The Friends of the Albany County Public Library will hold the annual Spring Sale Wednesday, February 26  – Sunday, March 1, 2020. The Friends of the Library sale is well-organized with items arranged on shelves as in a regular bookstore or library, with a map available to help navigate by genre.  The sale includes books,…

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84% Believe Age a Factor in Hiring

By Admin | February 14, 2020

Is Age Really Just a Number? “I Did Not Have Enough Whiskers.” OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 12, 2020 – Despite five generations currently in the U.S. workforce, the competition for top talent is fierce. And while it’s a job seekers’ market with low unemployment, a majority of workers in a recent poll reported age has been…

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Between Blue and White Collar: The Grey Collar Workforce

By Admin | January 24, 2020

Who They are, What They Do and Why it Matters to the American Economy ________________  As automation creeps into facets of our everyday lives from grocery delivery to one-day shipping for online shopping, workers are facing a new decade alongside technology designed to make businesses more efficient than ever before. While some jobs will become…

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Industries take the lead in future workforce development priorities

By Admin | January 10, 2020

CHEYENNE, Wyo. –  With 12 partnerships launched in nine regions, Wyoming has had a faster ramp-up of Next Generation Sector Partnerships than any other state. The Wyoming Workforce Development Council adopted this business-centered approach, called Next Gen, in May 2018 as a way to help growing industries struggling to meet workforce demand and other needs. This…

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Volunteer Open House at Sugar Mouse

By Admin | January 9, 2020

Are you passionate about our downtown district, supporting local businesses and cultivating place with promotions, events and fundraising? Laramie Main Street wants you! We are holding an Open House event to get to know you, chat about volunteering opportunities and recruit for the ORG Committee! The Organization Committee serves as Main Street’s Human Resources arm,…

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Downtown Holiday Tree Lighting and Parade on Dec. 6

By Admin | November 27, 2019

This year’s Tree Lighting and Holiday Parade will take place Friday Dec. 6th in Downtown Laramie. The celebration will begin with Mayor Shumway lighting the Christmas tree on the First Street Plaza at 1st and Grand Avenue at 5:30 pm. The parade will follow starting at 6:00 pm along First and Second Streets, between University…

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Turn this busy season into a small business wonderland

By Admin | November 13, 2019

By U.S. Senator Mike Enzi As we enter the holiday season, spending time with family and giving back is on many of our minds. However, for business owners, this time of year is likely the busiest season for sales. Small businesses know this season can be filled with opportunity, but that usually comes with weeks…

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BBB Warns About Wyoming Based Online Retailer

By Admin | October 30, 2019

Better Business Bureau Serving Northern Colorado and Wyoming is warning consumers about Wyoming Limited Liability Company, Zero Origin, LLC. BBB has received 11 complaints and is currently processing 8 additional complaints regarding purchases made from multiple websites that appear to be operated by the business: divinebazaar.com, theunitedamericanmint.com, theflourishingstone.com, and unclewaltsemporium.com. The business has also received…

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