Harry Hynds

Let's get ready to rumble, Cheyenne. On June 2nd, the Capital City will host the first legally sanctioned bare-knuckle boxing match in nearly 130 years.

Before his baking company made him a household name, Duncan Hines was America's original food critic. Hines, who drove across the country as a traveling salesman, published his first series of restaurant reviews in 1935. In those days, before the Interstate highways were built, there weren't many national or regional chains...

After the fire, the land was sold to Cheyenne businessman Harry Hynds, who constructed the Hynds Building, which still stands on the corner of Lincolnway and Capitol Avenue.

Hynds also competed as a professional during two boxing matches in Rawlins. But the biggest fight of his life would come in Salt Lake City, when he stood trial for murder.