Laramie News & Updates

The Laramie Elks Lodge 582 is organizing a Christmas for Kids fundraiser. This event aims to support children during the holiday season.

This event features "Miracle On 34th Street" and mentions Santa Claus. It is associated with Christmas and takes place in Cheyenne, WY.

The ToDo Calendar for December 4th lists various events including mentions of Santa Claus and Christmas in Laramie and Cheyenne. Details for some events can be obtained by contacting lisatrimble@lcc.wy.edu.

The Blue Violin Candlelight Christmas Extravaganza is scheduled for December 3rd at 7:00 PM. This event is located in Cheyenne, WY.

The Laramie Elks Lodge 582 is organizing a Christmas for Kids Fundraiser. This event aims to support the Christmas for Kids program and the Laramie Police Department.

This article features a gallery from the 2025 Cheyenne Christmas Parade. It also briefly mentions Laramie County sheriff's deputies making immigration arrests.

A weather alert indicates a white Christmas is still possible in Cheyenne between December 13-26. Areas including Cheyenne, Casper, and Laramie frequently see December snowfall.

Permits to cut Christmas trees on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests in northwest Colorado and southeastern Wyoming are now available. Several locations in and around Laramie are selling these permits, including the Centennial Visitor Center and the West Laramie Fly Store.

Wyoming communities are preparing for Christmas, with Laramie set to host its Winter Lights Festival. This event is part of a broader holiday preparation across the state, including decorations and festive activities.

Wyoming once provided the nation's Christmas tree, a 67-foot Engelmann spruce that was lit up at the U.S. Capitol in 2010. This tree was known as the "People's Tree."

Permits for cutting Christmas trees on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests are available. Interested individuals can contact the Forest Supervisor's Office & Laramie Ranger District in Laramie, WY, at 307-745-2300 for more information.

The Wyoming Bureau of Land Management office has announced that Christmas tree permits are now available for purchase online. This allows residents to obtain permits for cutting their own Christmas trees.

The ToDo Calendar for November 26, 2025, lists various activities, including mentions of Christmas. Specific details about a Christmas event in Laramie, Wyoming, can be obtained by contacting Lisa Trimble.

The Laramie County Community Christmas Program, a long-standing fundraiser, is returning to offer grocery gift cards to families in need. This initiative has continued for many years, providing essential support during the holiday season.

This annual column highlights unique Wyoming-themed and Wyoming-created gifts perfect for Christmas shopping this year. Consider local crafts and items for your holiday gift list.

Permits are now available for cutting Christmas trees on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests. These forests span across northwest Colorado and southeastern Wyoming, offering opportunities for families to find their perfect tree.

The Historic Governor's Mansion in Cheyenne is opening its annual Christmas exhibit, 'Tinsel Through Time'. An opening reception will be held to celebrate the exhibit.

The Town of Fort Laramie invites everyone to celebrate the Christmas season on Saturday, December 6th. Festivities will run from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm.

Wyoming kids can drop off letters to Santa Claus at UniWyo Credit Union as part of Santa's Mailbox program. This allows children to send their holiday wishes.

Wyoming kids can drop off letters to Santa Claus at UniWyo Credit Union. The Laramie Boomerang will publish letters using first names only for those received in Laramie.

A Christmas Nativity Blessing will be held at the Capitol on December 9th. Father Lee Noel will lead the event, with readers including Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak.