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On February 24, I had the privilege of attending a Treatment Court graduation that I won’t soon forget. This graduate had been in the program for 1,089 days — nearly three full years. Just think about that. Three years of showing up, doing the work, facing struggles, pushing through setbacks, and earning hard-fought triumphs along the way. The judge and staff spoke candidly about the journey. There were moments when they celebrated his progress, and there were moments when th

On January 10, I had the opportunity to attend the Legislative Reception at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Headquarters regarding the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s potential move to Wyoming. There’s real excitement around what this “Project Blue Moon” opportunity could mean for Cheyenne and all of Laramie County. Bringing PRCA — and potentially the Rodeo Hall of Fame — to our community would build on the strong foundation we already have with Cheyenne Frontier Days and

Attending the HealthWorks ribbon-cutting was a meaningful reminder of what’s possible when a community comes together. I felt real pride seeing an organization that has long cared for our neighbors continue to grow and strengthen its impact. As a county commissioner, it’s especially meaningful to witness investments that truly meet people where they are. HealthWorks’ new downtown location triples its space. It expands their ability to serve patients across medical, behavioral

Had a great time attending the Trail Life Pinewood Derby on Saturday, February 7th, at Element Church. I was honored to help judge the many cars entered before the kids raced their creations down the track. There were some really cool and creative entries this year — everything from classic pinewood derby designs to some truly unique builds. Several patriotic cars painted red, white, and blue, one shaped and painted like a No. 2 pencil, and even an incredibly detailed antique