National Weather Service Says Cheyenne’s 2020 Summer Was Hottest On Record
The National Weather Service has confirmed Cheyenne had its hottest summer ever recorded this year (because it's 2020). Keep Reading | 444 words
How a 42-Foot, 2,000-Pound Submarine Periscope Ended Up at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens volunteers boast theirs is the only botanic gardens in the nation to have a submarine periscope. But the journey that ended with the periscope finding its new home in Cheyenne took a lot of planning, fast thinking and even more luck. Keep Reading | 1415 words
Legislature Brings $1.25 Million Impact to Cheyenne
Visiting legislators generate about $1.25 million in direct spending during a typical 40-day session. Direct spending means that this is what the legislators spend in Cheyenne, whether it’s for meals, lodging, transportation and business services. Keep Reading | 894 words
Wyo Tech School Founder Eric Trowbridge to Speak at National Tech Summit
Eric Trowbridge, the founder of a Cheyenne technology school aimed at introducing students to computer programming, plans to tell attendees at a national technology conference that technology can work in rural America. Trowbridge, founder and CEO of the Array Technology and Design School, will be one of the speakers at the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit… Keep Reading | 736 words
Hurricane Winds Can’t Stop Commercial Air Service From Cheyenne to Dallas
With local, state, and federal help, a brand new terminal had been built in Cheyenne for what appeared to be non-existent airlines. It was seemingly a Wyoming version of the famous Alaska bridge to nowhere. Keep Reading | 1319 words
Catching Up: Michael DeGreve from Cheyenne’s Hitching Post
For 30 years, singer-songwriter Michael DeGreve was a fixture at Cheyenne’s old Hitching Post Inn. Keep Reading | 1210 words