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Laramie County Library gets new design for library cards (opens the original)
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Starting September 1st, the Laramie County Library is offering 4 new card designs for both existing cardholder members and new members who sign up. Now I came here to the Laramie County Library to learn more about what this means for the community. "We will on September 1st have the 4 brand new library card designs available for everybody who wants one... They are designed as a part of our library card art contest, which is an annual contest, and this is our second one." Earlier this year, the L
Wildfire season update for Wyoming (opens the original)
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Wildfire activity can happen at any time of year across Wyoming, but late summer tends to be when peak fire activity occurs. This year, in 2026, we have seen several small wildfires, but we have not seen anything large compared to previous years. "If we do have receptive fuels, the next thing we have to have is wind. And again, wind drives fire, that is the single biggest meteorological in fire spread, is going to be wind." Wyoming has seen hit and miss wildfire activity this summer, but this ac
Southeast Wyoming picks up beneficial rain this August (opens the original)
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Over the month of August, portions of Wyoming have seen marginal improvements to the ongoing drought due to multiple rounds of rain. While the drought has seen a slight improvement, more precipitation is needed to continue this trend. "Rain unfortunately is more of a temporary fix.. But its definitely not enough to offset any effects that we really have. What is really going to help us is this winter time, and how much the snow pack develops over the mountains." Through the first 23 days of Augu
Wyoming Air Quality Alerts and how they get issued (opens the original)
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Wildfire smoke has been seen across Wyoming this week, and because of that, air quality is closely monitored on a day-to-day basis. I spoke with someone from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to learn more about how air quality alerts are issued. "We coordinate with the Department of Health, who sets the health-based standards...As well as the National Weather Service to issue these Air Quality Alerts." The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is one of the key agencies resp
August Drought Update (opens the original)
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We are now in the month of August, which means we are officially past Wyoming's wettest time of year. Wyoming sees the bulk of its rain between the months of May and July, but this summer rain so far has been below average. Looking at the latest drought monitor, much of central and eastern Wyoming is currently under extreme drought conditions. While we have seen some thunderstorm activity this summer, rainfall has been near to below average depending on your location. National Weather Service Me
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