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The Cheyenne Herald

In depth. Independent. Stories of Local Interest. Since January 2002.

The Cheyenne Herald is a FREE bi-weekly publication and is available throughout Laramie County. The Cheyenne Herald is not a member of The Wyoming Press Association.

Contact Information

The Cheyenne Herald
PO Box 2208
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82003

307.637.2879 | Email Us

2009 Publication Dates

January 13, 27
February 17
March 3, 17, 31
April 14, 28
May 12, 27 (Wednesday)
June 16, 30
July 21
August 4, 18
September 2 (Wednesday), 15, 29
October 13, 27
November 17
December 1, 15, 29

Subject to revision

Featured Articles

To read articles from the latest Herald and articles published
previously, click here.

WNU's latest campus - in Fort Collins, Colorado

Lawsuit: Former WNU students vs. Warren National University, LLC, et al

Parade vendor permit application

Newport International University

HLC Letter to NIU

Judge Kautz' ruling on the billboard litigation vs. City of Cheyenne and NextMedia

A message to new national readers of the Cheyenne Herald, particularly those who are following our stories and revelations about degree sellers

Warren National University -- Petition for Contested Case Proceeding and other letters to and from the Wyoming Department of Education in early 2009

Preston University. They can run. But they cannot hide.
The Cheyenne Herald found 'em. In Los Angeles, California.

More on the Kennedy-Western University financials

Kennedy-Western University was a gold mine. A veritable gold mine. And its students were the canaries.

Cheyenne Police Chief Bob Fecht's alma mater (Lacrosse University) closed by the State of Mississippi
Lacrosse University was never authorized to grant degrees!

Preston University ordered to cease and desist operations in Alabama

Alabama Department of Postsecondary Education Notice to Preston University

Warren National University closing

WNU announcement of closing

To read earlier articles on diploma mills (degree sellers), click here.

Key Cheyenne Herald Pickup Points

• City News
• Laramie County Governmental Center (north entrance)
• Herschler Building (northside, west entrance)
• BLM Building Lobby
• Wonder Bread Bakery Outlet
• Oroweat Bakery Outlet
• T-Joe's Steakhouse and Saloon
• Town & Country Supermarket Liquors
many others listed below

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Pickup Points

North • BLM Building Lobby • Avenue’s Pet Clinic • Smart Sports • Daylight Donuts/China Express	West • Oroweat Bakery Outlet • Luxury Diner
East • Wonder Bread Bakery Outlet • Quick Draw Optical • Boston Donuts • Capital Lumber • Estevan's Cafe • DT's Liquor, Ridge Road	South • Los Amigos • American Storage • Borderline Lottery / Cafe • The Diamond Horseshoe • Safeway Store and Gas Station • Town and Country Pharmacy • Marv's Mobile Home Repair • Town & Country Supermarket Liquors
Downtown • City News • Village Inn - E. Lincolnway • Laramie County Governmental Center (north entrance) • Daylight Donuts • Bohemian Metals • Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power • Knight's Inn (north entrance) • Game On Sports • Laramie County Library	Central • Burger Inn • The Corner Stop • Herschler Building (northside, west entrance)
Pine Bluffs • A & W Restaurant • Wild Horse Restaurant • Fred's Restaurant	I-80 East • T-Joe’s Saloon & Restaurant
	Burns • Panhandle Co-op • Antelope Truck Stop

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