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You don't need a fancy or classic car to be a cruiser, all vehicles are welcome they say. But, be on the lookout for some awesome old-time roadsters.

The event Monday is to honor veterans and raise awareness of veterans' issues.

Thanks to the LeClercq L Jones Photograph Collection at the Laramie County Library, we can see the Cheyenne of the 1970s.

The folks at Downtown Cheyenne have shared a list of five ways we can support our local Wyoming businesses.

Bad weather isn't going to stop Cheyenne's downtown merchants from ushering in the holidays. They will be doing a Shop Small Take 2, Saturday, December 7.

Downtown Cheyenne is going to the dogs, literally. A wiener dog race and Halloween costume contest will headline the city's first "Dogtoberfest" on Saturday, October 19th.

For decades, the block on West 17th Street was home to one of Cheyenne's most infamous businesses, Cupid's Adult Bookstore. Now, it's the site of a hip, new urban housing development on the city's West Edge.

With a sign on the door that reads, "We regret to inform you that this location has closed," everyone is still in shock Toppers has closed.

One of Wyoming's biggest breweries is expanding with a new location in downtown Cheyenne. The Sheridan-based Black Tooth Brewing Company is planning to open a new brewhouse and taproom this fall in the former Pioneer Printing Building downtown.

An earlier version of this story did not make it clear that the Lincoln Theater renovations are being undertaken by a non-profit entity.