The Cowboy State turns 128 years old this week. Like many great events in American history, it would have never happened without a dishonest politician.
Happy birthday, Lloyd Baker. Born May 17, 1911, the oldest man in the Cowboy State is still going strong at 107. Here are a few lessons we can learn from his remarkable life.
Happy birthday Guglielmo Marconi. He invented radio and broadcasting just so I would have a job and be able to bring my inane content and musings to the masses
Constructed in 1887, the Atlas Building originally housed a candy shop. It was later expanded and repurposed with a stage and 404 seats and reopened as the Atlas Theatre on Feb. 16, 1908.
Marconi shut down detractors who said his radio waves could never go more than 200 miles because of the curve of the earth. His first try went over 2,000 miles.
This weekend, the greatest professional wrestler of all time turned 68 years young. "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair was born February, 25, 1949, in Memphis, Tennessee.
To celebrate the former 16-time World Heavyweight Champion, here’s a look back at five nights when the limousine riding, jet plane flying, wheeling, dealing, kiss stealing, son of a gun was stylin’ and profilin’ here in the gre
150 years ago, on January 9, 1867, the Dakota Territorial Legislature officially established Laramie County.
Named after French-Canadian explorer Jacques La Ramee, who helped establish the local fur trading industry in the 1820s, Laramie County originally covered most of southern Wyoming...
Yesterday, one of Wyoming's most beloved places officially celebrated its 114th birthday.
On May 22, 1902, Medicine Bow National Forest was established as a forest reserve by President Theodore Roosevelt.
Although the area, which covers more than one million square miles in southeastern Wyoming, has been federally protected for over a century, it was considered a sacred meeting place for Native Am
Without John Kay, there would be no “Heavy Metal.” He sang the term first in the Steppenwolf song “Born To Be Wild” with the lyrics "I like smoke and lightning, heavy metal thunder, racin' with the wind..."), though it was referring to the sound of motorcycles and not music at the time...