Best of Cheyenne

109 years ago today, the historic Atlas Theatre celebrated its grand opening in Downtown Cheyenne. Constructed in 1887, the Atlas Building originally housed a ground floor candy shop and upstairs office space. It was later expanded to include 404 seats and a stage and re-opened as the Atlas Theatre on Feb...

Just in time for Valentine's Day, here's our list of the most romantic make out spots for lovebirds in Cheyenne. 1. Panorama Drive – On the north end town, just east of College, there’s a dirt road tucked behind the neighborhood that looks down on the city at night...

Good news for local food fanatics, the long-awaited debut of Bella Fuoco's is finally here. The family-owned "wood fired" pizza restauarant and wine bar will officially open their doors tomorrow. Bella Fuoco's has been one of Cheyenne's most popular food trucks for several years...

If you like old stuff, then Cheyenne is a great place to find them. The “Majestic Building” in downtown Cheyenne, has the oldest, working, brass elevator in the west.

There were a few different ways to get around in Cheyenne in the late 1800's, but the streetcar was one of the first local ways to take advantage of public transportation.

This is an organic list that stays posted through the holidays. If you spot more awesome addresses not on this our Cheyenne lights list, just add in the comments section below/right.

This is a nice start to an organic list that may grow longer toward Christmas. If you spot any not on this great Cheyenne lights, just add them in the comments, and we'll grow it.

On November 28, 1867, just 15 days after the Union Pacific Railroad had reached Cheyenne, one of the town's original shopkeepers, H.H. Ellis, helped prepare the first Thanksgiving feast in the new city. By that time, nearly 4,000 workers and merchants had flocked to bustling western outpost...

One of the best things about Thanksgiving is eating yourself into a food coma; devouring plate after plate until you nearly explode. To properly prepare you for this week's gluttony, here's our completely unofficial list of the five biggest "gutbusters" in and around Cheyenne...

Last night, Cheyenne's Thankful Thursday officially passed a major milestone. In six years, the event has now raised over $1 milllion for local charities. That's an amazing accomplishment and it wouldn't be possible without your generosity and the hard work of Brian "Alf" Grzegorczyk...