Fremont County, raise a glass to Shirts & More! This family-owned business, a pillar of our community for an incredible 30 years, is celebrating their anniversary in style – and they’re inviting you to join the party!

Since 1994, Shirts & More hasn’t just been a store on Lander’s Main Street; it’s been a a go-to for creative expression and quality end products.

Whether you need a personalized t-shirt for a special event, a team uniform that showcases your spirit, or eye-catching signage to advertise your business, Shirts & More approaches each project with expertise and a personal touch.

To celebrate their 30th anniversary, Shirts & More is offering a whopping 30% off ALL in-stock retail items throughout the month of April! That’s right, from in-stock t-shirts and to hats and everything in between, now’s the perfect time to support your local business and snag some amazing deals.

Shirts & More: More Than Just Apparel

Their expertise extends beyond screen printing and embroidery. They offer vinyl banners and signs that bring your vision to life, helping you tell your story visually. Whether you’re a sports team, a local business, or simply want to add a personal touch to your home or office, Shirts & More can help you stand out.

Head down to Shirts & More at 1720 West Main Street, Suite C in Lander, or visit their website here to celebrate their legacy and discover the difference local ownership makes. Don’t forget to follow them on Facebook here for their latest designs and promotions.

And remember, throughout the month of April, enjoy 30% off ALL in-stock retail items! (Custom orders excluded)

Here’s to 30 years of Shirts & More, and many more to come!

Nominations for the 2024 Pioneer Days Parade Marshall are now being accepted. 

Stop by the Lander Chamber of Commerce, 100 N. 1st St., to pick up an application form. Deadline to submit is June 1.

The Lander Pioneer Days Royalty 2024 Contest (Queen, Jr. Queen and Princess) will be held Thursday, April 24, 6 pm at the Lander Old Timers Rodeo Association indoor arena.



Contestant entry form and packets are now available to pick up at the Lander Chamber of Commerce, 100 N. 1st St. They can also be downloaded online at LOTRA.org.

For more information or questions, call

Maggie Appleby, 307-349-5666

or

Nick Comes, 307-349-6450

Summertime Fun for Adults Why should kids get to have all the fun?  In addition to our full lineup of youth classes and camps this summer, we also have a number of classes for adults, too - and we just added more! Golf Lessons Tuesdays, May 7 - June 4, 6:15 to 7:45pm. No class on May 14. Mike Watson, LVHS Head Golf Coach, will teach you the basics so you can get out and play a round. This is a great class to help you get started or brush up on your technique. Cost: $65 Betty's Beginner Bikes Saturday, May 11, 9:00am to 5:00pm Join BICP and PMBIA certified instructor Stacy Wells for a day of fabulous instruction designed for beginner riders. Learn to be more confident on your bike in a positive learning environment. Have fun and get rolling, making new friends along the way! Sessions will focus on fundamental bike skills: bike/body separation, breaking and dismounting with some riding on the ASI trails. Students must provide their own bike in good working condition (full suspension with flat pedals recommended), helmet, water bottle. Lunch will be provided. Cost: $125 No-Till Gardening with Cardboard and Compost Saturday, May 11, 9:00 to 11:00am Make this the year you get ahead of those pesky weeds and give your back a break. Join Jonah Sloven of Sweet Hollow Farm and Ethan Page from CWC’s Beginning Farmer Training Program at the Alpine Science Institute Education Farm to learn how using cardboard and compost can help reduce weeds and build soil, without the use of machinery or herbicides. We’ll talk about Jonah’s experience with no-till gardening, demonstrate how this technique works, and tour the facilities at the ASI where we grow community through farming. This event is free, but registration is required. Fundamentals of Excel I Tuesday & Thursday, May 14 & 16, 6:30 to 9:30pm Instructor Connie Murray will show students how to develop their own spreadsheet or choose from templates that are available from Microsoft Excel 2019. These include calendars, lists, and bookkeeping. Students are encouraged to bring a flash drive if they want to save their work to take home. Cost: $50 Backyard Mushroom Gardening Wednesday, May 15, 9:00 to 11:00am Backyard Mushroom Gardening is a gardening class introducing intrepid green thumbs to the propagation of outdoor mushroom crops.  Join Nick Hunkerstorm of Uncle Sassy Farms to learn about mushroom life-cycle, components of mushroom garden beds, "seeding" a bed, monitoring growth, pest management, and harvesting. Students will leave with a garden kit (spawn, straw, woodchips, compost). Cost: $40 Fundamentals of Excel II Tuesday & Thursday, May 21 & 23, 6:30 to 9:30pm This class is a continuation of Fundamentals of Excel I for those who want to expand their skills with Excel. Excel II (Office 19 Suite) will cover more advanced use of the spreadsheet program. Students will put together spreadsheets and workbooks using a variety of formulas and functions. Solid basic knowledge of Excel is required for this class. It is recommended that students complete Excel I before taking this class. Cost: $50 Ethnobotany - Edible and Medicinal Plants Saturday and Sunday, June 15 & 16, 10:00am to 4:00pm each day This class will introduce students to important edible and medicinal plants. John Mioncynzki's expertise and television documentaries have gained him worldwide recognition. Come and find out which plants were important both as food and for medicinal use to the native inhabitants of this area. This course is a mix of botany, history and chemistry with hands-on plant identification. Students will meet at the Bruce's Bridge parking lot to study plants in the Sinks Canyon area. Cost: $75 Full Schedule and Registration Information

Bikepacking Clinic Wednesday May 1st 6-7:30pm Free @ Gannett Peak Sports   Learn all about gear recommendation, navigation, bags, and tips and tricks from our many experts that have done thousands of miles.

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Watch the Trailer In the Dirt Film Screening FREE Thursday May 2nd Doors Open - 5:30pm Location: Gannett Peak Sports   "IN THE DIRT" is a documentary film about a group of passionate Native American cyclists who attempt to bring the sport of mountain biking to the Navajo Nation, where no bike shops exist. Come enjoy a beverage and a movie with us and the Lander Cycling Club!

Trail Building w/ the Lander Cycling Club   Sunday, April 21st 9:30am at JBR: Make your mark on the newest addition to the Johnny Behind the Rocks trail system! In 2024, a to-be-named new trail will be under construction by Lander Cycling Club volunteers like YOU. All types of trail users and trail-building experience levels are welcome.   Saturday, May 11th 9:30am at JBR: We’ll be continuing work on the same new trail at JBR!

Register NOW WYO 131 Gravel Registration is Open!! Ready, set, ENTER! If you'd like to join us in Lander on September 7th, register now! Early bird pricing now through March 31st We wish we could accommodate every rider who'd like to join us, but unfortunately we only have room for 300 riders on our starting line. How can you secure a spot? Follow these three simple directions below: 1) Head to the link and register! 2) Remind your friends to read step one. 3) Start training.

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