Rising country star Chancey Williams stopped by the studios to talk with our James McDowell about performing at the Ford Wyoming Center’s 40th Anniversary celebration.
Cheyenne Civic Center is proud to announce the return of Broadway in Cheyenne, which consists of FOUR topflight, live stage entertainment based at the Cheyenne Civic Center.
At the show, you can expect to see both stand-up and musical performances incorporated into his act, something he’s been doing since he began his comedy career.
Have you ever tried steamed corn made from an antique steam engine? There’s not many opportunities for that kind of snack, especially in Wyoming, until now.
Last year, they were able to earn enough from the Feed the Kids show for 400 school meals for students. This year their goal is to surpass that, and earn enough to purchase at least 500 meals.
“I enjoy being able to save things that would typically go to the landfill. You can turn anything into something special, and another person’s junk is another person’s treasure,” Johnson emphasized.
The 1838 Rendezvous Association has announced their dates for this year’s events, and the schedule is full. The association hopes the increased use of the historic site will preserve it for years to come.
After 20 years slinging hot dogs and supporting local sports in Riverton, Phil’s Dog Shak has definitely made it past the 7th inning stretch, and the owner says they’re hoping for 20 more.
The museum secretary and curator is excited that the students have the opportunity to give their speeches to the public in addition to their families in a historic setting.
The town of Pavillion doesn’t have a grocery store and before this they didn’t even have a place to sit down for a coffee or a meal. Now they do, and it’s also for a good cause to benefit the community.
Reddi Sue Homec, who ran the restaurant since 1995, was ready to retire and many Covid restrictions made it difficult to have the true Svilar’s experience. However, faithful employee Blaine Stafford stepped up to the plate and is now the new general manager. Danny Svilar is also continuing to help out wherever needed in the supper club, so it’s staying in Svilar hands.
Fremont County School District 25 participated in the National Heart Association fundraiser, the Kids Heart Challenge. It ended this week and the students who raised the most money got to pour slime over staff and a surprise guest.
The Winter Rendezvous Games were held on February 20th, 2021 at Riverton City Park, and Teton Therapy in Riverton took home the trophy for the 2nd year in a row.
This Lander citizen is hoping to increase sustainability in the outdoor gear market, and is bringing her outdoor skills learned in Alaska, to Fremont County.
The pour over method of painting was invented in the 1930′s by a Mexican mural artist, but has been gaining popularity again. A Fremont county artist has grown to love the process, and is sharing her love by teaching others.
Morgan Wallen, who has had the No. 1 album in the country for the past four weeks, was caught on camera last week saying a racial slur, but sales of his record increased after radio stations removed him from their playlists.
The country music industry acted swiftly to publicly rebuke Morgan Wallen and radio stations and streaming services removed his songs from their playlists. But fans responded by playing him even more.
Some say life is a blank slate, but for Eustace Day in Fort Washakie, every day is a blank canvas. He’s been painting those canvases for 30 years, but now you’ll be able to see his art appearing on t-shirts sold at the Wind River Trading Company in Ft. Washakie.
Vietnam era tank parts in great shape are hard to come by, that’s why the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois and Makerspace 307 partnered to make custom tank parts for their vast display.
When you step inside her residence in Riverton, it might not strike you as anything more than an ordinary kitchen of a 91-year-old grandma. However in March when we were first learning about Covid, it had become a cookie factory, and now every week she’s been baking about eight dozen cookies for first responders.
The choir, made up of nurses, doctors and other health care staff, joined the Canadian pop star for a special version of his song “Holy” in a bid to top the Christmas chart.
The Christmas Open House including all of the new exhibits at the museum is this Saturday the 12th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free admission, with 15% discounts on everything in the gift shop. The Children’s Exploration Series, with wooden toy making, will be from 2-4 p.m. with the toys ranging in price from $2-$10.
Lander mayor Monte Richardson stated, “We’ve got some neat little things going on which I won’t say right now, it’ll be a surprise. Santa will be there. I think we needed to keep moving forward with things to keep a little hope alive for people right now, we can’t keep taking things away."
The registration deadline for floats to enter the Christmas Parade is this Friday, November 13th. Each float is encouraged to follow the “Deck the Halls Y’all” theme, celebrating Wyoming’s western spirit.
The band Barcode 307 first made its debut in Riverton five years ago, and for this Fremont County band, playing music that transcends generations has become the norm, but playing at this location every Halloween to a costumed crowd, has started to become a bit of a tradition.
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