Cheyenne News

Barnes & Noble has been quietly making a comeback across the country, and Casper just became part of that story with only the second location in all of Wyoming.

Even though Florence+ Machine said the Dog Days Are Over, that's not quite the case. Yet, anyways. I mean, sure, the kids at home are probably hiding your calendars that you may or may not be marking down the days to August 24th. I know my Mom did when I was a kid...

It's not every day a role like this opens up — the kind where you're walking alongside local businesses, nonprofits, and community partners all at once.

Eleven years is a long time to lead anything. Greg Dixson spent his at Hilltop Bank building branches, expanding markets, and leaving the place bigger than he found it.

The new face running wildlife management for the Casper region got his start not in the field, but in a sheriff's department — and that background seems to be exactly what the job called for.

Tater Nation showed up again this summer, and the people making that possible range from host families to laundry workers — more moving parts than most fans ever see.

Gena Jensen has the title, she has the drive — now she's working on the part nobody really talks about, covering the cost of actually getting there.

But now, we're in the middle of the Laramie County Fair, which is always a good time. There are a ton of events going on now through next week for you to check out. I always think there are more events than I'd have time to do, but you can prove me wrong.

A bunt, a wild throw, and a runner racing home from second base — that's how the Spuds punched their ticket to Spearfish.

The Spuds were one loss away from going home — then the bottom of the ninth happened in a way nobody really saw coming.

Honor, duty, and a day on the reservoir — that's the short version. The full story is worth a few minutes of your time.

Kelly Walsh High School is adding four names to its Hall of Fame, and one of them spent 23 years behind a microphone right here in Casper.