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Fifteen Casper businessmen founded the club in 1949 to "'aid the industrial and productive interest of the State of Wyoming."

I grew up with Radio Shack. Their cosmetics were always lame (Beige and cream white and clunky) but their electronics and supplies worked. I had their walkie-talkies and their early cordless phones. I bought my firstt soldering iron from Radio Shack and learned I could do things myself...

UPDATE: The company denies parts of the story from the Denver Post. Here is their statement... "At the beginning of the Chapter 11 process, Sports Authority was pursuing two tracks: one track involved a financial restructuring through a standalone Plan of Reorganization, and the other track involved an M&A process and the potential sale of our business or certain assets. As Sports Authori

A popular bar that has been in the Northern Colorado community for decades is closing its doors on April 30.

We do not know the time frame for the closure or the effect on local jobs.

Back in 1994, Sutherlands Lumber and Home Improvement opened it’s doors at 5221 Yellowstone in Cheyenne. Today, Thursday, September 10th, they enter the final approach mode of closing their doors, after their liquidation sale. Based in Kansas City,Missouri, they had grown to 52 stores spread across 14 states, but now the employees here in Cheyenne get to go in and do their best work possible, whil