What's up Cheyenne! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. âïž
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Today's riddle: Jimmy, did you crash on your bike again? Youâve lost a tooth! đ€ (Answer below!)
1. Popular Cheyenne Country Bar That Coloradans Loved Closes (power1029noco.com) â A longtime Cheyenne favorite, The Outlaw Saloon on South Greeley Highway, has closed after more than 20 years due to foreclosure on over $1.7 million in debt. Known as Wyomingâs biggest bar and a Cheyenne Frontier Days hangout, the property has been bought by a foundation planning a new community center.
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2. Central High's Keen is LCSD1 Student of the Week for Dec. 15 (capcity.news) â A Central High School senior in Cheyenne has been named Laramie County School District 1âs Student of the Week for Dec. 15, recognized for strong academics and wide-ranging activities. Sheâs active in DECA, honor societies, and supports Cheyenne Frontier Days parades, local 5Ks, and the Cheyenne Latchkey Program while preparing for a future career in nursing.
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3. Wyoming Supreme Court Revives School Injury Lawsuit Story (laramielive.com) â A Wyoming Supreme Court ruling means a negligence lawsuit over a 2018 playground injury at Meadowlark Elementary in Cheyenne can move forward against Laramie County School District 1. The justices said the trial judge overreached by dismissing the case as punishment for the familyâs attorney, though they upheld earlier decisions clearing the playground equipment manufacturers. The case now returns to district court for further proceedings.
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4. Laramie County health and food inspections (12/5/25â12/11/25) (capcity.news) â Recent health inspections in Cheyenne and Laramie County found a mix of clean reports and notable violations at popular restaurants, convenience stores, and even a local apartment pool. From sanitizer issues and dirty soda nozzles to dented cans and dusty vents, inspectors focused on correcting problems quickly while emphasizing education over punishment. Residents can review full reports on the health departmentâs website.
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5. Privacy Advocates Worry About 'Robot Army' Of Surveillance Cameras In Jackson (cowboystatedaily.com) â Cheyenne police now operate 23 Flock license plate cameras that have already helped solve local burglaries and recover stolen vehicles, while officials stress strict limits on data use and 30âday retention. The story contrasts Cheyenneâs lack of public pushback with growing privacy concerns in Jackson and nationally, outlining how the system works, what safeguards exist, and how often itâs used here.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: I didnât lose a tooth, Mom. Itâs right here in my pocket.
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