Jackson McCarty
Sports Anchor/Reporter
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Jackson graduated from the Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting with a Bachelors Degree in Sportscasting.
Jackson is originally from Paragould, Arkansas, a small town not too far from the Missouri state line and around an hour and a half from Memphis, TN. His love for news and sports comes from a class he took throughout high school which allowed him to act as a reporter from a young age. This class played a large role in his decision to pursue a career in the field.
When Jackson isn't at work, he likes to play basketball and explore his new home city of Cheyenne.
You can reach Jackson at jackson.mccarty@wyomingnewsnow.tv
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Due to the Capital City’s expansion over the years, a need for more school facilities has come up.
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Talmage Peden and Jeremiah Keslar were sworn in as Cheyenne Police Officers on Monday, August 2 at the Cheyenne Public Safety Center.
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After over a weeks worth of fun, Cheyenne Frontier Days ahs officially concluded. Vendors and crew members are packing up and relocating their equipment out of Frontier Park.
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The Parades Committee has helped create a new location for the historic collection, with the facility being dedicated to someone who helped restore them to begin with.
Cheyenne Frontier Days has officially begun, with July 24 marking the first day of rodeo competition at Frontier Park.
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Cheyenne will soon have some live music for all to see, as Edge Fest will go down next month on August 28.
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From food trucks to gift shops to the scenery as you walk in the gate, nothing can go unchecked prior to Frontier Days’ beginning.
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The DDA has finished their work on a Cheyenne sign downtown, with more projects on the way.
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St. Joseph’s Food Pantry have created a way to aid others who need that extra bit of supplies.
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For some, this this year’s event won’t be defined by COVID-19 or the extra year of waiting, but for the memory of Buddy Hirsig.