r/laramie

Hey y'all.

Me (M22) and my small family (F22, M4, M2) are moving to Wyoming at the end of the month and will be moving into our apartment August 1st, and I'm looking to do some early outreach. My wife and I are moving here from MN to attend the University. I'll be working then doing school once we figure out a childcare arrangement while she's going to school right away. What do y'all do out here? My wife and I are city folk, but we're open minded. She loves to read, crochet, recently picked up sewing and is picking up German for fun. I do most of the nerd stuff. Love to play Magic, I do a fair bit of gaming but I'm not sure if the Wi-Fi in Laramie is good for that. I'm interested in DnD and I'm open to joining new TT games as long as I don't have to spend an arm and a leg to get started.

As I said above we're open minded, and we have a small dog that will need to get outside as well, so anything involving that or recommendations for the usual local hotspots are all welcome.

Thank you in advance and I'm looking forward to joining the community.

We are in Laramie and want to watch World Cup games somewhere in Downtown Laramie. We already ate at the Mexican restaurant, so looking for a different spot tonight

good morning. my wife and I will be driving through Laramie tomorrow and we are wondering if there are any lunch spots any of you could recommend. Thanks!

Looking to take the family to see the fireworks this weekend for 250! Where is the best place to watch the fireworks in/around town? All I can find is "City parks are a great place to view the show."

Why are curbs and roadway edges done so differently than road surfaces? I see blacktop roadways and concrete edges and curbs done at different times. When the roadway's done but the curbs not yet, there's a jagged gully along the edge.

I'm not complaining and I'm not expert, but I'm curious. What's the thinking behind different materials for the middle and the edges, and separate project plans to do them separately?

Could someone knowledgeable about the town crews' plans explain why it's done this way?

My car just blew out a wheel cylinder, the apartments im in are pretty strict about work in the parking lot. If I pushed the car out to the road to repair will I be breaking any laws? It should only be about a 2 hour job max.

I am taking a flight in to Laramie. Are there any reliable taxi services I can prebook ?

Was in a bit of a pickle last time I flew in and tried to get an Uber...

I've had my throat swelling for about 2 weeks now and since it's not going down, I thought I'd ask where should I go? Should I wait until tomorrow where the urgent cares open again or should I just go to the hospital? No Insurance, etc. etc. I'll probably be screwed no matter what I do, but I just want to do what's cost effective.

The house itself is pretty cheap, but if you do a 30 year mortgage with 20% down (all pretty standard) the HOA fee will be more than half of your mortgage. Typical HOA fees are usually closer to $100. What could they possibly be doing with all that money?

(Not looking to buy, just curious)

I got back into the dating scene about a year ago but haven’t had much luck finding anything sustainable for a long-term relationship. None of my friends have single friends to introduce me to, and I don’t frequent the bars super often (which seems to be how most of my friends have found their partners). The dating apps here haven’t given me much luck so I’ve gotta ask… where are all of the younger singles hanging out around here?? For reference, I’m 25F and have lived in Laramie for about 8 years

I’m somewhat new to town. Which Laramie bars don't do trivia yet but would be awesome for it? I want to pitch a weekly gig to some local spots, so I'm looking for places that have a good layout, decent seating, or just the right vibe.

Or if any bars have a trivia night, let me know so I can play instead of host!

I'm in need of a haircut in an androgynous style. Any recommended people /places here in Laramie to check out would be greatly appreciated.

I think I left my car keys at the welcome to Colorado sign 😭😭😭 checking here to see if anyone comes across them.

Even if you were not alive in 1963, do you hear people talk about that day?

My grandfather talks about it often.

September 25, 1963

Thought I’d cover my bases by checking to see if there are any wildfires nearby, that I could possibly be smelling; but according to what I’ve found there aren’t any.

We've been hearing a constant blaring for like the last 15-20 minutes