It’s that time of year again when graduates toss their caps up in the air to celebrate a long-fought victory and a collective sigh of relief. As they finish a chapter of their lives and studies, they begin to look toward a brighter future.
Cheyenne Laramie County is running a vaccination clinic until early next week, bringing it straight to the schools. This clinic focuses on 5th and 6th graders to get them up to date on their vaccinations. This clinic is to help prepare junior high students for the fall school rush and for parents’ sanity.
If you’ve ever given to United Way, you’ve helped support about 20 non-profits in your community. These organizations help families, the elderly, children and Veterans in need. And to commemorate all they do within the community, they are getting dressed up and celebrating with a party this year.
As post-pandemic resources dry out, many families wonder how to make ends meet. An event this Saturday is hoping it can help out. Laramie County School District 1 and the Cheyenne Landlord’s Association are holding a resource fair on Saturday. The goal is to help the community grapple with some upcoming occurrences, including ending pandemic resources over the next three months, leaving many families unable to face food, rent and mortgage inflation head-on.