If you had an extra hour EVERY day what would you use it for?

The next Business B4 Hours class presented by LCCC and the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will show you.

Topic for October 17th Class – Time Management
Discover how your organization can help increase productivity, reduce stress and improve overall business results.

At $20 for a meeting –subject matter experts lead and mentor each group of participants, it’s tax deductible, and each meeting is worth .10 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) – it’s a profit making venture for everyone!

To learn more about the class or how to sign up click here.

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The 27th Annual Cheyenne Christmas Parade is the Saturday following Thanksgiving , November 25th at 5:30 p.m.

This is a large community production and currently the Parade is in need of volunteers.

Volunteer opportunities include:

• Hanging up signage in advance
• Handling barricades
• Additional Christmas Parade Volunteers

The Greater Cheyenne Foundation needs your help – sign up here today.

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The Wyoming Economic Development Association (WEDA) announced Sharon Fain as their most recent Board of Directors member.

Fain is the owner of the Cheyenne based WyBrand Strategies. Her company specializes in consulting, marketing, media relations and public affairs. WEDA is a state­wide non­-profit professional association representing nearly 200 economic development members and organizations. They support  members through lobbying efforts and educational tools. They also focus on providing leadership and support to foster economic development in Wyoming.

“I appreciate WEDA members for their support in electing me to the board. Wyoming’s economy is at a crossroads. WEDA’s mission to provide leadership and support to foster economic development in Wyoming is now more crucial than ever. I look forward to contributing new ideas and economic strategies to strengthen our communities and the state’s economy.”  stated Sharon Fain.

Fain as been recognized for her outstanding service and leadership within Laramie County and the State of Wyoming. She is the 2015 Recipient of the Women’s Leadership Award (ATHENA), along with many other accolades and community leadership positions on boards and committees. Fain is a resident of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming with her spouse, Dale Steenbergen and their daughter Grace.

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 Top U.S. Cities for Global Trade includes the City of Cheyenne.

Global Trade Magazine this year focused on the importance of smaller markets. Instead of just always focusing on larger communities like our southern neighbors, Denver. They specify that while big markets offer many important foundation elements to trade, currently those areas are over burdened with regulations, fees, and taxes.

“We are fortunate to have an active Chamber in our business community who works hard on protecting the pro-business policy and regulatory climate for businesses.” explains Stephanie Joy Meisner-Maggard, Vice President of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, “We are comprised of over 1,000+ businesses who understand the importance of governmental affairs as it relates to direct economic returns for our businesses. This is a testament to the great work of our committees, volunteers and area businesses.”

Below is what is listed for the City of Cheyenne.

“CHEYENNE, WYOMING

Population: 64,019

Unemployment rate: 3.6 percent

Sales tax: 5 percent

Though railroads have long been a mainstay of the local economy—the Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Union Pacific employ many residents—the city’s “Cheyenne Leads” initiative has pressed to diversify the economy, finding success on several fronts. Both Walmart and Lowe’s have distribution centers there, and the city has been successful in attracting several large data centers, including one from Microsoft. The city has also embraced local colleges offering tech programs.”

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Plans for Halloween?

Why not join the Cheyenne Family YMCA on October 31st from 4-6 p.m. for games, candy and all kinds of family friendly Halloween fun?

You can enjoy carnival games, food, candy and a cakewalk all in one location.

It’s not just for members of the YMCA, but open to ALL families!  There is no fee, but donations will be accepted and appreciated.  Come out and party at the Y on Halloween.

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(Cheyenne, Wyo.) – Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 12th – October 15th.

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Sondra Bennett, 28, Cheyenne, DUI

Ashanti Butler, Colorado Springs, CO, Simple battery, criminal entry

Tiffani Culpepper, Cheyenne, Burglary

Crystal Davis, 32, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Fred Davis Jr., 55, Cheyenne, Failure to appear, district court warrant – probation revocation

Isaiah Diaz, 18, Cheyenne, Court order

Daquen Eisnnicher, 22, Transient, probation violation

Klay Jones, 22, Cheyenne, Court order

Joshua Lynch, 35, Arvada, CO, Court order

Breanna Oliver, 25, Cheyenne, Failure to appear

Joshua Osban, 38, Cheyenne, District court warrant – failure to comply

Scott Vangoethen, 47, Cheyenne, WY warrant

Tyler Worley, 27, Cheyenne, DUI, no liability insurance, speed in residential area, failure to pay, failure to comply

Charles Anaya, 26, Casper, WY, Probation violation – felony, possession of methamphetamine, interference with peace officer

Gonzalo Aragon, 43, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Keith Beckwith, 40, Torrington, WY, Possession of methamphetamine, failure to appear

Jaccob Bunning, 18, Cheyenne, Possession of marijuana

Devin Charles, 42, Burns, WY, Domestic battery

Joseph Crownover, 40, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Molly Davis, 31, Cheyenne, Possession of methamphetamine

Danielle Delatorre, 24, Cheyenne, Imprisonment upon failure to pay fine

Robin Faber, 60, Cheyenne, Failure to pay

Derrick Ferguson, 29, Cheyenne, Drivers license required, class/endorsements required, expired temporary registration, possession of controlled substance

Grady Fitzgerald, 52, Transient, Failure to appear

Randall Gilson, 60, Cheyenne, Unlawful entry onto property

Christopher Goit, 22, Cheyenne, DUI – combination of controlled substance & alcohol, follow to close, possession of marijuana, proof of liability insurance

Michael Greenaway, 52, Transient, Public intoxication

Samuel Guiterrez, 23, Cheyenne, WY warrant

Justin Hay, 25, Cheyenne, No insurance, expired registration, DUI

Fernando Hernandez, 42, Cheyenne, Public intoxication, possession of marijuana

Rachel Hernandez, 39, Transient, Driving under cancelled, suspended or revoked license, vehicle registration required, no proof of liability insurance

Shelly Langley, 53, Cheyenne, Probation violation

Kenneth Martinez, 49, Transient, Public intoxication

Kayla Mayo, 24, Cheyenne, Possession of methamphatmine

Tyler McDaniel, 21, New Castle, WY, Probation violation

Cory Mcintyre, 27, Pine Bluffs, WY, Failure to appear

Brian McKinney, 29, Cheyenne, Hold

Rico Renfro, 37, Cheyenne, NCIC hold, hit person

Robert Rodriquez, 26, Cheyenne, Failure to pay, failure to comply

Sergio Santos, 20, Cheyenne, DUI, open container

Camron Sherrod, 21, Cheyenne, Failure to appear, driver’s license, red light, insurance, expired

Melanie Sorensen, 46, Cheyenne, WY warrant, possession of methamphatmine

Brent Toepfer, 51, Cheyenne, Duty to stop PD, DUI

Jason Wenner, 33, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

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This weekend, a live shadow cast will open a performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, with two performances on both Friday, October 20 and Saturday, October 21 at the Historic Atlas Theatre in downtown Cheyenne.

The first performance will begin at 9:00 p.m., followed by a midnight performance.  The shadow cast will regroup for two more shows Saturday, October 21, again at 9:00 p.m. and at midnight.  The Atlas Theatre is located at 211 W. Lincolnway.

Directed by Victoria Cline, the live shadow cast’s performance will accompany “Rocky Horror,” and a “prop bag” for each audience member will included in the ticket to the show.  The theatre asks that no “outside” props or drinks be brought into the Atlas Theatre for the four performances.  Tickets are $10, and may be purchased on-line at cheyennelittletheatre.org or by contacting the CLTP box office at 307-638-6543.

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What makes Cheyenne, Wyoming and the State of Wyoming unique is the people.

RE/MAX Capitol Properties premiered an online video series featuring Cheyenne locals explaining “Why Cheyenne?” Throughout each video it is clear that community members firmly believe in one another and they value civic trusteeship. With over 100 produced videos there is a clear theme: Cheyenne is a great community because of the people.

“We believe Cheyenne is a hidden gem, so we wanted to share the good news with the rest of the world with real people giving their, ‘Why Cheyenne,'” shared Stephanie Prescott, RE/MAX Capitol Properties Development Director/Owner.

Recently the State of Wyoming ENDOW initiative also released a video featuring the same theme, that Wyoming is unique because of the people who reside within its borders. Featured in the video are committee members of this particular group tasked with diversifying the State’s economy, along with Governor Matt Mead.

The State of Wyoming Office of Tourism launched a campaign recently focused as well on this same aspect which has been celebrated by local businesses and community members called #ThatsWY. The tagline was also used in the ENDOW video. This goes to show you that the State of Wyoming is grasping onto what the local business professionals of Laramie County have known for years and are proud of sharing, a great community is comprised of great people. Additionally, great people make even better communities!

Learn more on how you can get involved in diversifying your local economy by contacting your local Chamber of Commerce. These organizations work each day with local businesses. Laramie County’s, the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, is the largest in the State representing over 1,000 local businesses interests.

Why Cheyenne Videos:

ENDOW Video:

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 18th to October 20th.

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Trevor Bertella 19, Cheyenne, FTC

David Bourgeois 69, Cheyenne, Domestic Battery

Matthew Campos 39, Mills, WY, NCIC- Hit/Hold

Jason Capps 41, Cheyenne, FTP, FTC, City warrant

Jon Chastin 54, Cheyenne, FTP

Raymond Degracia 38, Rawlins, WY, FTA, FTC

Nicholas Dyl 38, Cheyenne, Public intoxication

Suzanna Enriquez 19, Worland, WY, Wyoming warrant, Interference with peace officer

Jennifer Flyte 29, Cheyenne, DUI-4+ in five years, Possession of open container

Orges Gjini 37, Cheyenne, Domestic violence, Domestic battery

Tisha Gunn 23, Cheyenne, FTA

Harley Hallett 18, Cheyenne, WY warrant

Joshua Hernandez 31, Cheyenne, District court warrant-probation violation

Rikki Holmes 32, Cheyenne, FTP, City summons

Joseph Hooker 26, Cheyenne, Court order

Chad Laganiere 41, Cheyenne, P/P without warrant

Shannon Landers 43, Torrington, WY, Driving under suspension- subsequent violations

Louis Medina 43, Cheyenne, Stolen property- felony

Emmanuel Potter 31, Casper, WY, FTA

Theotis Roberts 45, Cheyenne, P/P violator arrest without warrant

Stephanie Sortore 24, Cheyenne, FTA

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Small Business in Wyoming was Ranked #1 for most friendly.

According to Thumbtack, Wyoming ranked #1 for 2017 Small Business Friendliness. With an A+ rating for Wyoming is comprised of the following factors; licensing requirements, tax regulations, health and safety rules, labor and hiring regulations, along with other factors.

“This study is the largest continuous study of small business perceptions of local government policy in the United States.” according the original article.

States Cities

Top Ten Best-Ranked 

1. Wyoming (A+)

2. Delaware (A+)

3. Idaho (A+)

4. Louisiana (A+)

5. Maine (A+)

6. Texas (A+)

7. Utah (A+)

8. Indiana (A+)

9. New Hampshire (A)

10. South Carolina (A)

See the full published article HERE.

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One of the newest buildings on the Laramie County Community College campus received a tremendous honor for its design.

CTA Architects Engineers received the Grand Prize Award for excellence in educational facility design in the fall 2017 edition of Learning By Design, the premier publication for education design innovation and excellence.

LCCC’s Flex Tech Building was recognized by the magazine for its architectural and interior design and for having benchmark-type attributes worthy of imitation.

Funding for the building was provided in part by Laramie County voters in a 2013 election. The facility houses several technical programs of study for the college and was constructed with adaptability to meet the current and future industrial workforce needs of Laramie County and the surrounding areas.

In its deliberation, the jury of architects and end-users applauded CTA Architects Engineers for its accomplishment in designing the facility based on six measures: innovation, community need, interior design, sustainability, functional design, and 21^st century learning.

LCCC President Joe Schaffer had this to say about the recognition: “Although this is an architectural award, it’s also a good indication of the quality educational environment we are creating here at LCCC.  While some see the unique design that allows for flexibility, energy efficiency, and aesthetics, many of us also see the innovations this building has in how students interact, learn, and demonstrate their skills.  That is what they take to the workforce, and this building is exceptional in how it helps accomplish those things.”

Photo By: Michael Smith

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“We are going to an Autonomous world.” shared Gary Hallgren, President of Arity

Technology and new business systems can disrupt industry and make large adjustments. Big industries like Uber and Lyft have forever changed the taxi and shuttle industry and businesses like Airbnb has changed the conventional hotel industry. This in mind the next technology on the brink of disrupting the world known today is that of self-driving vehicles.

Peter Gigante, the Head of Policy Research for Lyft told the Regional Governmental Affairs Conference, “Self driving cars have been in the roads for years- we just don’t notice them.”

Gigante further elaborated on the advantages that self driving cars will have over traditionally driven vehicles. Elderly and the disabled will be capable of driving independently. Low density locations like rural America would especially benefit because public transportation is more sparse. Businesses can benefit from having a self-driving vehicle because it can drive through the night and for lengths of times humans are unable to do. This results in a quicker delivery time of goods.

Hallgren shared that with these advancements, “We need to help the consumer as well. By having the data to help consumers determine what is the most cost effective decision.”

Hallgren’s company, Arity, believes that the most data provides the most predictive insights and that is what should determine decisions. Both industry and individual consumers needs to see that advancements like self-driving cars can actually help save lives by reducing the number of fatal crashes in a year. 95% of accidents are caused by human error. Self-driving cars are still in the research and development phase but both presenters stated that to be successful they will need to be tested in controlled real world environments to provide the best technology for society. Additionally, autonomous cars will need to drive more like humans, and leveraging data to move down this path is where All State’s data captured through Arity will be important.

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 15th through October 20th

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Justin Clark 31, Cheyenne, District court warrant- Probation violation

Jack Conkling 47, Cheyenne, District court warrant- Probation violation

Stacy George 33, Cheyenne, Forgery- Uttering (passing)

Justin Hyatt 28, Cheyenne, FTC with CAC or FCS

Wendy Lackey 44, Cheyenne, FTA, Violent or tumultuous acts

Jessica Lancaster 28, Cheyenne, DUI, Incapable of safely driving driving 2nd in 10 years, No drivers license (suspended), No proof of insurance, No proof of registration, Equip violation- no headlights on

Lonnie Lieurance 47, Cheyenne, False swearing- nonjudicial, FTP, Failure to register as a sex offender

Gregory Martindale 34, Cheyenne, False report of crime

Deven Rohus 18, Colorado warrant- flight- escape- possession of drugs

Simon Vasquez 26, Cheyenne, Assault agg with injury, Interference with emergency call, Stalking, Robbery, Domestic Battery

Gregory Wanberg 48, Cheyenne, Interfering/obstructing, Take carry away- all other, Unlawful entry onto property, Malicious mischief, Fighting

John Ward 25, Transient, FTC, Kidnapping- inflict bodily injury on or terrorize the victim or another, Interference with custody, Assault agg with injury with deadly weapon, Strangulation of a household member, Domestic battery

Shane Wilcox 34, Cheyenne, District court warrant- civil violation

Adam Wynne 34, Transient, FTP, FTA, Probation violation- misdemeanor

Kenneth Hurd 76, Cheyenne, Fail to maintain lane, DUI

Matthew Lose 37, Cheyenne, FTP

Troy Cooper 42, Casper, WY, Possession of methamphetamine type drug- Felony

Jaime Dubray 38, Fort Collins, CO, Possession of methamphetamine type drug- Felony

Dante Tenorio 25, Cheyenne, FTA

Cord Lewis 30, Cheyenne, Protection order violation

Richard Martinez 39, Cheyenne, FTA

Sean Christopher 44, Cheyenne, Possession of methamphetamine , Possession of controlled substance, Interference with peace officer, FTA

Randy Knutson 41, Cheyenne, WY warrant

Lauryn Ryerse 20, Cheyenne, FTP

Xavier Taylor 25, Cheyenne, District court warrant- FTC

Stacey Walter 48, Cheyenne, FTP, FTC

Drew Rosenberg 31, Layton, UT, FTA- warrant

Karla Lazarkiewicz 44, Cheyenne, Accessory

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Four individuals whose lifelong achievements in business stand out will be inducted into the Wyoming Business Hall of Fame at a Nov. 8 gala dinner held in conjunction with the Governor’s Business Forum in Cheyenne.

Shoshoni rancher Lois Herbst, Patrick and Paul Hladky with Cyclone Drilling out of Gillette, and Maury Brown with Maurice Brown Exploration out of Cheyenne will be recognized at a gala Hall of Fame dinner Wednesday, Nov. 8 at the Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne. Tickets are still available for the Hall of Fame gala at www.wyomingbusinessalliance.com. Registration closes on Nov. 1.

Lois Herbst is being recognized for her longtime dedication to agriculture.

Carrying on the legacy of their father, Patrick and Paul Hladky have continued Cyclone Drilling as the Rocky Mountain drilling contractor of choice since 1975 and have been great community champions in Gillette.

Maury Brown is a lifelong philanthropist and business owner in Cheyenne.

To learn more about these four individuals and their amazing dedication click here.

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Now until November 30th, CB&T is taking orders for new debit cards from their customers. All new debit cards are made from durable, peel-free material for a fight-free holiday shopping experience with your favorite store’s card scanners.

Oh, and did we mention they’re free? No activation fees. No shipping charges—nothing.

Ordering your free new card is simple—

1. Click here.
2. Fill out the pop-up form.
3. Click “Order” and you’re done!

Your new card will be sent to the mailing address you have on file with CB&T in December.
*If you need to update your information, call your local branch to make necessary changes. Offer valid to personal account holders now until November 30, 2017. Business accounts are not included in this promotion.

CB&T requests that you bring them your old debit card for proper disposal, helping you protect your identity.

Reach out to CB&T at one of their five branches across Wyoming!

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Nominate a deserving leader today!

Annually the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce recognizes an outstanding woman who exhibits exceptional leadership qualities in her professional and/or service to others. The Women’s Leadership Award, formally known as the ATHENA Award, has been a lasting tradition in Laramie County. Nominations for this award are currently be accepted. It takes only a moment to submit a nominee but leaves a lasting impression on those who do so much for the community.

The finalists will be recognized at the December Luncheon and a winner will be announced Friday, December 1st at the Radisson. Visit HERE to learn more.

Visit HERE to submit your nomination. Deadline is Friday, November 3rd.

This award is brought to the community by Woodhouse Roden Nethercott, Townsquare Media and Radisson Cheyenne.

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Candy Land Christmas is the fun theme for this year’s Cheyenne Christmas Parade!

This will be the 27th Annual Cheyenne Christmas Parade. The parade is made possible by community support and engagement. This year’s parade is on Saturday, November 25th, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. in Downtown Cheyenne.

Here are 3 ways to help keep this tradition “A-Float.”

1. FLOATS: Anyone is able to submit to be a float in the parade by visiting www.cheyennechristmasparade.com. The deadline to register is this Friday, November 3rd.
2. POINSETTIA: Purchase a Christmas Parade Poinsettia. The proceeds of the flowers go directly to the Parade. Get them delivered up to 2 locations and make this your holiday client gift, co-worker “thank you” or even a gift to yourself to decorate your home! The deadline to order is on this Friday, November 3rd- ORDER HERE
3. SPONSOR: The Cheyenne Christmas Parade is supported by many great sponsors. Give to make this vibrate holiday tradition a regional favorite. Learn more by contacting Mary Jane Strickland at 307-638-3388 or email maryjanes@cheyennechamber.org.

The Cheyenne Christmas Parade is also always looking for volunteers. There are an array of ways to support through volunteer work to make this event go off seamlessly. Visit HERE to learn more and register for a volunteer opportunity which works best for you.

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(Cheyenne, WY)- Here is a recap of law enforcement arrests around the county from October 21st through October 24th

All persons arrested or cited are presumed innocent until convicted in a court of law. Charges are subject to change following official filing from the Laramie County District Attorney’s Office.

Mark Anderson 68, Cheyenne, DUI- has alcohol concentration of .08% or greater 1st in 10 years

Noah Brunner 18, Cheyenne, Robbery, Destruction of Property >$1000

Alexander Dugas 25, Transient, FTA

Ronald Effenbeck 26, Loveland, CO, Stolen property-Felony, NCIC Hit person

Anthony Estrada 25, Cheyenne, Strangulation of a household member, Possession of marijuana type- misdemeanor, Interference with a peace officer

James Estrada 27, Cheyenne, Driving under cancelled, suspended, or revoked license 2nd or more offense

Kevin Haley 36, Cheyenne, Shoplifting-Concealing, Unlawful entry unto property, FTA

Akean Harrington 24, Cheyenne, Domestic battery, Possession Marijuana type- misdemeanor, Assault agg threat with weapon

Otis Henley 61, Cheyenne, FTP, FTC

Jay Jackson 71, Transient, Probation Violation- misdemeanor, Expired or improper registration, Driving under suspension- subsequent violations, Proof of liability insurance

Vickie Kolander 57, Cheyenne, FTC

Eric Maestas 26, Cheyenne, Strangulation of household member, Domestic battery

Ryan Martindale 24, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Andre McNeill 20, Cheyenne, Larceny-misdemeanor- shoplifting, Interference with peace officer, FTA, Interference with emergency call

Karen Nugent 37, Cheyenne, FTA

Leslie Osterman 36, Cheyenne, FTP

Troy Rowe 54, Cheyenne, Possession of marijuana, Compounding evidence, Follow to closely, DUS, No insurance 2nd offense

Christopher Worgull Cussimanio 24, Cheyenne, FTA

19th though 23rd

Lovina Alcon 29, Cheyenne, FTA

Bryce Bond 30, Cheyenne, Strangulation of a household member, Domestic battery

Antoine Butler 26, Cheyenne, FTP, FTA

Jon Chastain 54, Cheyenne, Probation Violation- misdemeanor

Maurice Castillo 35, Transient, FTA

Gerardo Canchola 61, Fort Collins, CO, Possess controlled sunstance 30 oz or less- powder or crystal, Drive vehicle within a single lane, Traffic control signals- red, Flee or attempt to elude police, Reckless driving, DUI alcohol and controlled substance combination

Molly Davis 31, Cheyenne, Sale/Delivery of methamphetamine

Abby Delf 28, Cheyenne, FTA, FTP

Ashley Farinha 26, Transient, FTA, improper registration

Stephen Gail 65, Cheyenne, Domestic battery

Dominick Green 26, Cheyenne, FTA, Interference with peace officer

Darell Hux 43, Transient, Escape detention- Felony conviction

Warlance Ironshell 37, Cheyenne, Violent- Tumultous to property, Public Intoxication

Christopher Jantii 32, Transient, Public intxication

Benjamin Martin 43, Unknown, DUI- Vehicle exceeded 75 MPH on interstate (6+ MPH over)

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Happening today, Wednesday, November 1st is the Schmooza Palooza Business to Business Expo at 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Little America Hotel & Resort.

The Expo is open to the public and features more than 80 businesses. Attendees receive the opportunity to enter to win prizes, participate in fun activities and visit with businesses who do business in Laramie County. DAPCPA is hosting two different large prize drawings for event attendees. One is for the TV and the other for the iPad. Learn more by picking up a local copy of the TRADERS GUIDE or attend.

The Business to Business Expo is a part of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Business Week of events presented by DAPCPA. Other events include:

1. Circle of Champions Inductee Event honoring Michl McGee, a local entrepreneur at 11:30 a.m. at Little America Hotel & Resort
2. Southeast Wyoming Economic Forcast Luncheon in partnership with Wyoming Business Report at 11:20 a.m. at Little America Hotel & Resort REGISTER HERE
3. Business Week Lunch & Learn focused on demographic data and upcoming trends which will influence the future of business. REGISTER HERE to attend the 11:30 a.m. Lunch & Learn at Little America Hotel & Resort.

Special thank you to Crystal Mancera, Western Vista Credit Union and Suzy Meisner-Esquibel, Laramie County Abstract and Title for spreading the word about this evening’s Schmooza Palooza Business to Business Expo.

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To build and strengthen economy in Southeast Wyoming entrepreneur resources are critical.

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Wyoming Business Report for the Business Week presented by DAPCPA Southeast Economic Forecast Luncheon shared important data and information on where the area is currently and where it is going.

During the presentation topics included tax reform, small business, workforce development, young professionals and more.

President/CEO, Dale Steenbergen shared as a economic developer, “When the rubber meets the road it, is when our people live a better life. And success to me is not just when a guy in a back room smoking a cigar and making a ton of money. It is when we are lifting all boats.”

Panelists:

• Cindy DeLancey, President , Wyoming Business Alliance
• Buck McVeigh, Executive Director, Wyoming Tax Payers Association
• Matt Micheli, Partner, Holland & Hart
• Dale Steenbergen, CEO & President, Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce

Presenter/Moderator:

• Dr. Anne Alexander, Associate VP Undergraduate Education, University of Wyoming

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