frontier park

The year was 1897, just 7 years after Wyoming became a state, and Cheyenne had celebrated their very first Cheyenne Frontier Days. Much has changed since then.

It is fair time here in Laramie County, and all of the kiddos and families are excited to show off what they have work so hard on all year. Here is a look at what's going on today.

As we head into August, spending time with the family is a high commodity. Here are some events that you and your family can do this weekend in Cheyenne.

During Cheyenne Frontier Days, I think we'd be remiss if we didn't take something western home. A local business in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming will help you do that.

Sunday will be the final rodeo at the 2015 Cheyenne Frontier Days. Only the best of the best will be seen this coming weekend. Here's a look at who are in the lead as of today.

When the weather is hot and your mouth is dry, there's nothing that takes care of the problem like a tasty, tall, cold, glass of lemonade. This is an old-time favorite of kids and adults alike throughout the years.

The arena was a little bit wet yesterday at Frontier Park after the heavy rains we received Tuesday evening. However, it was a great rodeo and we have new leaders on the board.

If you can't be at Frontier Park for the rodeo this week, then there's no better way to put yourself there than with Gary Freeman and Ira McKillip with "Rodeo on the Radio."

It's Cheyenne Frontier Days again, and that means pancakes, parades and cowboys. Much of the rodeos and concerts cost money, but there's plenty to do for FREE.

The sun was hot and the air a bit dusty in the Cheyenne Frontier Days arena in Frontier Park. Cowboys from across the country were competing in the 6 hour slack in their effort to rope calves.