June 2019 – Hits 106

Community Connections: Laramie Mayor Joe Shumway

June 28, 2019 Paul

Mayor Shumway was in the studio on Friday June 28th to talk about the remains of George Hanson being returned to Laramie and a ceremony at 11am tomorrow (Sat. June 29th). Listen to the interview […]

Governor Gordon Urges Caution With State Budget

June 27, 2019 Paul

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon is urging caution with the state budget. Gordon said at a news conference Thursday he has told state agency directors that revenue remains tight and not all […]

Community Connections: The Cooper Center For Creative Arts

June 27, 2019 Paul

Kari Siler and Allison Wagg from The Cooper Center For Creative Arts will hold the “Creative Growth” arts festival this Saturday June 29th from 10am to 4pm. Hits 106 will be there as well. Listen […]

Residential Mosquito Fogging in Laramie This Weekend

June 27, 2019 Paul

Due to unusually high nuisance mosquito densities in all locations in the City, mosquito control fogging crews will be applying Zenivex E4 ULV in residential areas, Parks, and Recreation areas Friday night, June 28th and […]

Christopher Henry Named to Google Cloud Academic All-America Men’s Cross Country/Track & Field 1st Team

June 27, 2019 Paul

AUSTIN, Texas (June 27, 2019) – University of Wyoming junior distance runner Christopher Henry has been named to the Men’s Track & Field/Cross Country Google Cloud Academic All-America® on Thursday, garnering First-Team honors. Henry, a native […]

4th Annual Betty Kiser Memorial Chili Cook-Off

June 27, 2019 Shawn

The Betty Kiser Memorial Chili Cook Off continues in its fourth year in Downtown Laramie during Laramie Jubilee Days! This is a CASI sanctioned event bringing a high level of competition and you are sure […]

Big Laramie Mosquito Control Corporation DELAY/Date Change In Aerial Mosquito Spraying

June 27, 2019 Paul

The Big Laramie Mosquito Control Corporation (BLMCC) announced that due to an unexpected temporary shortage of Wyoming qualified pilots the aerial application for mosquitoes along the Big Laramie River will not commence until the first […]