Bringing tax revenue to Cheyenne is not a major goal of Cheyenne Frontier Days, according to CFD CEO Tom Hirsig. 

William Shakespeare wrote 37 plays, and Cheyenne Little Theatre is going to reference all of them in 97 minutes. CLTP is opening its season with “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged).”

18 month old Warren Hancock looks for encouragement from his parents at the Splash Pad at Depot Plaza in Cheyenne.  The Splash Pad was going to close for the season on Labor Day, but has been kept open a little longer so officials can do extra maintenance before it closes for the winter.

Bryan “Alf” Grzegorczyk and his family have had a tradition for the last 25 years: a golf tournament.

The first annual charity car show, “Cars, Cigars, Guitars – under the stars” was this past Saturday and the event was a success. Raising money for local charities Family Promise of Cheyenne, Safehouse of Cheyenne, and Habitat for Humanity Laramie County, the The event was a volunteer effort …

Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities has removed the “no watering between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.” rule as of Sept 1.

The Board of Public Utilities has announced that starting on Monday, September 14, McComb Ave. between W 31st and W 32nd Streets will be closed for a sewer manhole project until 9/25, weather permitting. 

US Congresswoman Liz Cheney shared her appreciation for military heroes during the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce's Military September Luncheon presented by High West Energy and Nuvision Credit Union.

Airmen of the 90th Missile Wing participated in a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony and Ruck March beginning at 6:30 a.m., Sept. 11, 2020 at the base flagpole on F. E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming.

Five months of Americans being grounded at home by the government due to the COVID-19 pandemic may have created an upsurge in pet adoptions.

Fundraising includes chances to win Royal Enfield motorcycle

This weekend marks #TheBridgerChallenge established by Bridger Walker and his family. The challenge encourages everyone to do something kind or heroic for someone else during the first weekend of September.

Cheyenne Police are celebrating the brave actions of one of its off-duty officers, an Air Force sergeant and other private citizens. On August 22, 2020 at around 12:40 pm, Sergeant Zachary Bentley of the Cheyenne Police Department was off-duty and shopping with his family in King Soopers.

With lingering concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19, the Cheyenne Firefighters of Cheyenne Fire Rescue will be filling the boot differently this year.

Most people have a certain image when you bring up the military. We think of planes, camouflage, sweat, and mud. Long nights of patrol or early morning workout sessions that leave you wishing you were on the couch watching television. We think of far-away places, and missing home. What most …

The Wyoming State Museum is happy to announce Expanded hours for the public on Monday, August 31.  

The holiday season is right around the corner. With that in mind the Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board (CHPB) is selling limited edition Christmas ornaments depicting the Cheyenne Union Pacific Depot. This is the second year of the popular ornament series that featured the Wyoming State C…

Nuvision’s goal of stocking the program’s shelves was supported by members, team members, and community partners, who rallied together to provide over 1500 pantry and basic household items. Funds collected by supporters allowed $1,500 to be presented as well to the Cheyenne VA, to be used fo…

It’s not every day that the phrase “We’re moving” is meant as literally as it did for the owner of one local house last Wednesday. Originally located at 1607 South Greeley Highway, on a lot used by the Dollar General Store, the house was sold after the residents moved to a new home.

Cheyenne Mayor Marian Orr recently named students chosen for the 2020-21 Mayor’s Youth Council. The following students will serve on the council and the represent their high schools: Kaylee Ashley, Home Schooled; David Barker, South; Ty Bronder, South; Garrison Cook, East; Ashen Doty, South;…

Summer days are a beacon calling anglers to the water to cast out a fly and see what bites. But, those fishing in the hottest months should be aware of the effects warmer water has on fish, especially Wyoming’s trout. 

The Laramie County Senior Activity Center  has received a Tech2Connect Grant from the University of Wyoming, Wyoming Center on Aging (WyCOA). 

ChangeX and Rooted in Cheyenne have teamed up for an additional tree planting in the Cheyenne community with funding provided by Microsoft, to help diversify Cheyenne’s tree canopy.

Black Dog Animal Rescue (BDAR) is excited to announce tickets for its annual

The strains of classical music and popular music soon will again be heard in downtown Cheyenne.

Taco John’s CEO Jim Creel (left) presents the first of three $10,000 annual checks to the Director of Youth Alternatives Jay Sullivan last week.

Now through Aug. 15, Cheyenne Donation Center at 112 E. 8th Ave., is hosting the annual Guns n Roses Blood Drive. The public is encouraged to attend and donate blood for a worthy cause.

Even in the midst of a pandemic, Cheyenne’s restaurant scene is still growing. Now, residents with discerning palates have a new, totally unique dining experience that is unlike any other around here.

Gathering together in the pre-dawn hours on Aug. 2, the Cheyenne Sunrise Lions Club breezed into the North Cheyenne Community Park to hold their 28th annual Ride For Sight event.

In response to the devastating impact of COVID-19, the Leadership Cheyenne class of 2020 will contribute funds from the annual Boo Ball to grants for local small businesses this fall.

Cruising has been celebrated in music, movies, and TV shows for decades.  In Cheyenne, it’s celebrated every Saturday night downtown.

The main parking area at Frontier Park was more crowded than anyone could have expected at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. Usually by this time of year, everyone is slowly making their way out of the park, going home to rest up for the next party at Cheyenne Frontier Days. 

Laramie County Library System will receive $145,000 from the American Library Association (ALA) to build capacity and expand programming to small businesses and entrepreneurs from low-income and underrepresented groups. Laramie County Library System is one of 13 public libraries around the c…

After family’s handicap-accessible van stolen, angels arrive with a gift.

 In one way or another during a very short period, everyone has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority (DDA) recently launched an improved ReRide Bike Sharing Program. The new program revolves around app-based usage, while providing a healthy alternative to downtown transportation.

Saturday July 18 was the Fifth Annual Paint Slingers Street Art Festival in collaboration with West Edge Collective. Over 30 artists gathered to create a more vibrant Cheyenne, painting 14 walls around Downtown and the West Edge.

A Cheyenne boy committed a selfless act of love for his little sister last week when he stepped between her and a charging dog.