F.E. Warren Air Force Base will be conducting an exercise from Oct. 19 to Oct. 26, 2020.

Bridger Walker has been named World Heavyweight Champion by the World Boxing Council for his heroic actions to help save his three-year old sister from a dog attack. The six-year-old boy from Cheyenne was severely injured in the dog attack, requiring over 90 stitches. He was named Honorary C…

Laramie County Library System recently was honored with the Compassion-In-Action Award from Compassionate Cheyenne. The award recognizes organizations or individuals who are helping foster compassion throughout the community and acknowledged the library’s efforts to welcome and support every…

The first annual classic car show, “Cars, Cigars, & Guitars – under the stars” raised $39,000 for charity, and the show presented three local charities with $13,000 each at a check presentation this week.

On Monday, October 19th at 1:00 p.m., the City of Cheyenne will host a ribbon cutting ceremony for the renovated tennis courts at Jaycee Park (Dillon Ave. and Foyer Ave.).

Out of an abundance of caution due to the health risks related to COVID-19, the Wyoming State Museum's Halloween event - Night at the Museum - has been canceled for 2020.

Expanding on the growing collection of outdoor artwork in downtown Cheyenne, the Downtown Development Authority this past Saturday hosted a community paint by number mural event in the alley behind Flippers Family Arcade.

TeachKids2Fish holds weekly or biweekly “Catch N Clean” events at lakes around Cheyenne. Kids of all ages are encouraged to come out, help clean the lake and then learn to fish, with a chance of winning prizes.

The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board fundraised for the Historic Airport Fountain by turning the fountain on for the Cruise Night last Saturday.

Cheyenne Cemetery workers will perform their annual clean-up at the complex starting Oct. 15 and ending Oct. 23.

The Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board is excited to announce the Historic Airport Fountain will be turned on for the Saturday, October 10th Cruise Night!

For close to 60 years, passengers flying into and out of Cheyenne used the Airport Terminal Building on East 8th Avenue. Today the building sits vacant, and concrete barriers prevent motorists from parking in front. The terminal was replaced with a new one on Airport Parkway in November of 2018. 

Dog lovers came out this past Saturday to celebrate the second-annual Dogtober Festival at Freedom’s Edge Brewing Company, to raise money for the Cheyenne Animal Shelter while watching and participating in the annual running of the wiener dogs and dog costume contest.

During September, Cheyenne citizens stepped up to clean their beloved Greater Cheyenne Greenway as part of scheduled clean-up efforts. The city appreciates the community’s continuing support of the greenway and the citzenry’s significant maintenance contributions. Both City staff and volunte…

The Cheyenne Artists Guild Colors of Fall Show Reception will be held on October 8th from 5:00-8:00 pm. You can also see works by Artwalk Artist Tori Stevenson during this reception.

In December 2019, the Leadership Cheyenne Class of 2018-19 donated $16,752.00 to the Greater Cheyenne Greenway Foundation. Funds were generated from the annual Cheyenne Boo Ball with the objective to help beautify the community.

 The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is encouraging Wyoming families to make plans for fall celebrations this year that accommodate COVID-19 concerns while also offering fun and meaningful activities.

The Cheyenne Animal Shelter will host second annual "Dogtoberfest," Saturday, October 3 on the street in front of Freedom's Edge Brewing Company, 1509 Pioneer Avenue from 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Rooted in Cheyenne had its seventh neighborhood tree planting event on Sept. 26. Due to COVID-19, the volunteer work force was reduced significantly. Members of the Rooted in Cheyenne Board, along with Cheyenne Urban Forestry staff and a handful of local arborists and landscapers, planted 10…

The next meeting of the Police and Community Together (PACT) organization will be at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 1, in the first floor community room in Cheyenne Public Safety Center, at 415 W 18th St.

The Wyoming Congressional Award Council awarded 92 Wyoming youth bronze, silver and gold Congressional Awards in 2020. Of that group, 41 awardees are from Laramie County.

Rooted in Cheyenne will be conducting their seventh neighborhood tree planting event on Saturday, September 26th. Due to COVID-19, the volunteer work force will be reduced significantly. Members of the Rooted in Cheyenne Board, along with Cheyenne Urban Forestry staff and a handful of local …

Calling all Cheyenne High School Juniors and Seniors!!!!! Have you ever thought about becoming the Police Chief for a day or what changes you would make in our community of you were the Chief? Now is your chance to make a difference.

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center’s Cancer Center is hosting a “grab and go” lunch for cancer survivors on Oct. 3, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., in front of the Cancer Center, 310 East 24th St.

It’s been said that Cheyenne has three seasons – winter, road construction, and Cheyenne Frontier Days. But Cheyenne Frontier Days was canceled this year.

Union Pacific Railroad’s Community Ties Giving Program awarded $116,000 in Wyoming grants, and $10.2 million in grants to more than 930 nonprofit organizations across its 23-state system. Grants are traditionally awarded in the company’s three philanthropic priority areas: safety, workforce …

Saturday night Cheyenne residents gathered for a candlelight vigil at the Wyoming State Supreme Court building to honor, mourn for, and celebrate the life of Associate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

This past weekend Cheyenne residents donned their finest Kilts and gathered to get a taste of and celebrate Celtic heritage at the 15th annual Cheyenne Celtic Festival. This year’s festival took place at the Dunbar softball field in Lions Park.

Cheyenne Police Department believes in second chances, and a newly launched program enables the department to offer them to lawbreakers charged with misdemeanor nonviolent offenses.

Recreation & Events (CRE) Department “Reflections” Photo Contest & Exhibit opens Thursday, January 7.

Cheyenne Firefighters of Local 279 are excited to announce that the annual MDA Chili Cook-Off continues to be planned and will occur on October 3rd at the Cheyenne Depot Plaza.

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.