That might give you a chance to wake up early and listen to 'Your Sunday Brunch' from 7 until 10 a.m. on February 17.

We'll play a song by Presidents, catch up on some rock and roll news, celebrate a couple musical birthdays, get you ready for this week's concerts, acknowledge the death of a hall of fame bassist and even contemplate life itself.

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce presents the 22nd annual Cheyenne Christmas Parade on Saturday, November 24, beginning at 5:30 p.m. It starts at Carey Avenue and Lincolnway, heads north to the Capitol Building and turns south down Capitol Avenue to the Depot Plaza.

You can dispose of them at the Cheyenne Compost Facility located at 3714 Windmill Road.

The Compost Facility is closed on Sundays and Tuesdays, but is open 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. the rest of the week.

Most people are enjoying a three-day weekend to pay tribute to the workers who keep it all going, you know who you are.

On 'Your Sunday Brunch' this weekend we will be playing some music for Mom's.

Vendors of pretzels around the globe are offering special deals on this April 26th.

The pretzel has been called 'The World's Oldest Snack.' It was first introduced in 610 A.D. in France.

We have some 'Egg' citing treats for your holiday enjoyment, everything from a psychedelic band's take on Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland' to a classic from Dr Demento.

I'm Grateful Mike inviting you to join me from seven until ten a.m. for 'Your Easter Sunday Brunch' on 101.9 KING FM.

Turn the page for a look at the menu.

Most of us will watch or listen for the weather prediction from Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania.

On February 1, the Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens in Lions Park is hosting a Groundhog Day Exploration. Starting at 4 p.m., attendees will hear a story and help create a miniature puppet theatre. The cost is one dollar per child.

The Children's Village at Cheyenne's Botanic Gardens will ring in the year of the dragon at 4 p.m. today with dragon puppets and sparklers. For one dollar, children of all ages are invited to jo

There are a lot of films with Thanksgiving dinner scenes and a few that are all about the November holiday.

My favorite would have to be "Planes, Trains and Automobiles." The 1987 film starring Steve Martin and John Candy contains loads of memorable hilarious scenes and has some very heart warming moments too. It focuses on Martin's character, Neal Page, trying to make it home for Thanksgiving dinner with his family with help from Candy's character Del Griffith.

For the entire family, you still can't beat "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving." This animated Peanuts special from 1973 proves that there is more to the holiday than just a turkey feast. The gang makes due with a dinner of toast, jellybeans, pretzels and popcorn.

Wyoming was admitted to the union as the 44th state on July 10, 1890, so the 'Cowboy State' is now 121 years old.

At the Historic Governors' Mansion from 1-4 p.m. today, enjoy old-fashioned games like c

It has become a bigger party in the United States than in Mexico, where it's mostly only celebrated in the state of Puebla

Celebrations have begun for the most important traditional holiday in countries all around the world that have significant Chinese populations, as documented by Wikipedia. Within China, regional customs and traditions concerning the celebration of the Chinese new year vary widely. People buy presents, decorations, fireworks and food. It all wraps up on February 15th this year with The Lantern Festival where families walk in the streets carrying lighted lanterns.