
Dale Killingbeck
Killingbeck is glad to be back in journalism after working for 18 years in corporate communications with a health system in northern Michigan. He spent the previous 16 years working for newspapers in western Michigan in various roles.
Latest from Dale Killingbeck

What The Heck ... Are Those Contraptions That Look Like Medieval Torture Devices?
Those contraptions that can still be found in fields across Wyoming and the West look like Medieval torture devices. Turns out, the 30-foot rectangular gadgets are called beaver slides, and they have nothing to do with beavers.
Dale KillingbeckDecember 07, 2025

Residents Trash Cheyenne Homeless Center, Closing It For Holidays
Clients have trashed rooms at Cheyenne’s Journey Center for Families, a nonprofit for the homeless operated by COMEA, forcing the organization to close for the holidays. The center says it won’t reopen until sometime next year.
Dale KillingbeckDecember 04, 2025

Douglas Couple Escape Fire, But Not Their Shop And 102-Year-Old Home
A Douglas couple is trying to salvage what they can from their 1923 Craftsman bungalow home that was devastated by fire Friday morning. A shop next to the home full of the husband’s tools also burned. He’s a carpenter recently laid off for the season.
Dale KillingbeckDecember 02, 2025

Gillette Woman Fights For Her Life In Denver Burn Unit After Sunday Morning Fire
A 55-year-old Gillette woman is fighting for her life in a Denver burn unit following an early morning house fire Sunday. Friends describe Tammy Jo Schafer as a giving person who “doesn’t know a stranger.”
Dale KillingbeckDecember 01, 2025
Casper Turning Point USA Teen Founder's Story Inspires Florida Filmmaker
The story of a Casper high school senior’s effort to start a Turning Point USA Club America chapter has inspired a young Florida filmmaker. He says her turbulent story of the opposition she encountered needs to be told.
Dale KillingbeckNovember 30, 2025

Eisenhower Never Went Anywhere Without His Cheyenne-Born Personal Physician
Dr. Howard Snyder grew up in Cheyenne and became a U.S. Army surgeon during World War II. When he met Dwight Eisenhower, the general and soon-to-be president made Snyder his personal physician — and never went anywhere without him.
Dale KillingbeckNovember 30, 2025







