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Laramie County Senior Services (LCSS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the independence, dignity, and self-reliance of seniors in Laramie County, Wyoming. With over fifty years of experience, the organization provides a myriad of activities, nutritious meals, and essential resources to foster community connections and support healthy living among the senior population. The organization has recently relocated to a new activity center to better serve the community, which is funded through local support and a 6th penny sales tax. Their mission remains steadfast, focusing on providing free or low-cost services aimed at encouraging overall well-being and socialization for over 1,200 seniors each year. Generated from the website

Cheyenne Civic Center is city-owned and operated hall and auditorium located in Cheyenne, Wyo. The center also hosts several local organizations, including the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club, the All-City Children s Choir and Laramie County Community College. The center was established in 1981 and is operated by the City of Cheyenne. Cheyenne Civic Center has more than 1,500 seats that include orchestra-level, loge and balcony seats. The theater has hosted various shows, such as "the Beach Boys," "B.B. King," "David Copperfield," "Harry Belafonte," "Tony Bennett," "Alison Krauss," "Wayne Newton," "Natalie Cole," "Victor Borge," "the Smothers Brothers" and "Anne Murray." The center meets American Disability Association guidelines for public access and provides several wheelchairs for disable individuals.

The Laramie County Library System in Cheyenne, WY, is a vital community hub dedicated to fostering connection, learning, and creativity. With a variety of services including access to ebooks, audiobooks, movies, and educational programs, the library aims to meet the diverse needs of its patrons. Recently, the library launched its 2025-2030 strategic plan, "Connecting Community," which reflects the input of nearly 500 local voices. This bold plan focuses on expanding outreach, enhancing collections, innovating operations, and reimagining library spaces to better serve the community. Generated from the website