When I was growing up, my father would tell me stories for hours about how he and my mother would cruise around in his 1967 Chevy Camaro . That’s why I was excited when Cheyenne started doing cruise nights downtown. I was for it because it was nice to see residents come together and raise
Melissa Goertz, a counselor at LCCC, wants students to know that they can reach out to the office at any time, even when they are no longer on campus. “If students are feeling overwhelmed or stressed out please… just reach out to them and make an appointment,” Goertz said. As of right now, all the
We are now in the month of October… the month where everyone is carving pumpkins, stocking up candy and picking out the perfect costumes for Halloween night, but in my opinion, I think we underrate the most important thing about Halloween… THE MOVIES! I’ve spent the last few weeks watching movies and building a list
This summer we have been graced with two history changing movies with Avengers Endgame and Spider-Man Far From Home. With the epic conclusion of Endgame, Sony and Marvel needed to set their sights on the future of the MCU and, from the looks of it, Spider-Man was going to be the answer to the long
The spring semester is almost over and what a wild semester it’s been, but this semester a class has changed something about myself… I’ve found out that I enjoy film photography. Film photography obviously uses a darkroom to develop film. Film photography (for those who live under a rock) is what I like to call
There is nothing more annoying than going down the road and jamming out to tunes or talking to friends and family then suddenly- BANG- your car lurches forward and the entire steering wheel vibrates from a pothole. Granted this time of year they’re all over the city of Cheyenne from Dell-Range to East Lincoln Way,
The Board of Trustees is examining a new policy that would require certain managerial employees of Laramie County Community College to live in either Laramie or Albany counties. During the Feb. 20 Board of Trustees meeting, chairman Jess Ketcham, Human Resources director Tammy Mass, and Tara Nethercott, the college’s legal counsel, presented the first draft
The spring semester is almost over and what a wild semester it’s been, but this semester a class has changed something about myself… I’ve found out that I enjoy film photography. Film photography obviously uses a darkroom to develop film. Film photography (for those who live under a rock) is what I like to call
Higher, further, faster, baby. “Captain Marvel” is the first Marvel movie for 2019 and it will blow you away in the theater The movie has been out for three weeks and in the time I’ve seen it I’m still in awe on how the directors for Marvel continue to push the Marvel Cinematic Universe forward
[siteorigin_widget class=”mh_custom_posts_widget”][/siteorigin_widget] [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyINgwBM_M4%5B/embedyt%5D Laramie County Community College’s Guided Pathways initiative has been in the works for two years, and students will begin to see the effects of this initiative in the fall of 2020. The layout of how programs,majors, advising, admissions and more will be undergoing changes over the next year. The four