A Virtual Tour Of Cheyenne's Most Historic Churches [VIDEO]
In downtown Cheyenne, there are five historic churches that stand as monuments to the men and women who built our city.
Cheyenne History
Happy 65th Birthday To Cheyenne's First TV Station, Channel Five
March 22, 1954, the first television station in the state of Wyoming signed on. 65 years and eight owners later, Channel 5 is still broadcasting from Cheyenne.
Today Is The 16th Anniversary Of Cheyenne's 'March Madness' Storm
March 18, 2003, a blizzard rolled across the Front Range, dumping 18 inches of snow in 24 hours. It remains the snowiest single day in Cheyenne history.
The History Of Cheyenne's Hitching Post Inn
For nearly a century, The Hitching Post Inn was a Cheyenne icon, hosting movie stars, musicians, politicians, and five United States Presidents.
Cheyenne Natives Remember The Thanksgiving Week Blizzard Of 1979
Two days before Thanksgiving in 1979 the biggest blizzard in Cheyenne history dumped over two feet of snow on the Capital City.
Today Is The Anniversary Of Cheyenne's Most Infamous Murder
November 16, 1982, 16-year-old Richard Jahnke Jr. and his sister Deborah killed their abusive father at their home on Cowpoke Road.
The First Thanksgiving In Cheyenne, Wyoming
November 28, 1867, just 15 days after the Union Pacific Railroad had reached the town, Cheyenne's original chef, H.H. Ellis, prepared the first Thanksgiving feast in the new city.
The Five Most Famous Ghosts At F.E. Warren Air Force Base
No other place in the Cowboy State can match the haunted history of F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne
The Five Longest-Running Restaurants In Cheyenne
What is the oldest restaurant in Cheyenne? The subject is open to debate.
A Cow Cancelled Cheyenne's First Car Race 109 Years Ago Today
Today marks the 109th anniversary of the first "Wyoming traffic jam" when a cow in the road spoiled the debut of Cheyenne's new race track.