Presidents in Wyoming

September 25, 1963, is a day that many people in Wyoming will never forget. President John F. Kennedy visited Cheyenne, Laramie, and Jackson.

Ford’s grandfather Charles Henry King was a prominent banker who helped establish several Wyoming cities, including Casper, Douglas, Riverton, and Shoshone. The future President also worked as a Yellowstone Park Ranger in 1936.

There's a long list of country music, western and rodeo legends who have appeared at Cheyenne Frontier Days over the years, including "Buffalo" Bill Cody, Johnny Cash, George Strait, Garth Brooks, Lane Frost, Will Rogers and Chris LeDoux, just to name a few...

Here's a President's Day trivia question: What future President once called the Cowboy State home? Including President Trump, 25 of the last 27 United States Presidents have visited Wyoming, dating back to Ulysses S. Grant, who first came to the Cowboy State while serving in the Army and returned during his second term in office...

24 of the last 26 United States Presidents have visited Wyoming, dating back to Ulysses S. Grant, who first came to the Cowboy State while serving in the Army and returned during his second term in office. Perhaps the longest Presidential visit took place in 1883, when Chester A...

Nancy Reagan was among the most beloved women in America. The former first lady passed away this weekend at the age of 94. Over the years, the Reagans traveled to Wyoming several times.