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Those wanting to walk around downtown Cheyenne with a cold one in hand can now do so, as the city's open container law is back in effect.

We're not even a week into 2022, but as festive as everyone gets to enter the New Year, you know that everyone celebrating had their beverage of choice ready for the ball to drop. So in Wyoming, what beverage did you have? Beer? Whiskey? Champagne maybe? What about an excellent wine?

Adults 21 years and older will be allowed to walk around downtown Cheyenne with an alcoholic beverage in-hand beginning this summer, the city announced Thursday.

We all celebrate Valentine's Day in our own way, and whether you're out with your special someone, spending it with friends, or just by yourself, there's a chance you're indulging in one of your favorite wines. Here's the best one for that particular day.

Now that it's officially springtime in Wyoming, it's time to start looking at places to go and things to do to create new memories either with your significant other or maybe just a couple of good friends. Either way, this is one that you should put on your bucket list.

Now, I'll happily drink a box of wine with my friends any day, but how could that be Wyoming's most iconic drink?

Why not? Chocolate and merlot go well together. But what about the other candies being handing out? Wine experts weigh in on pairing wine with Halloween candy.

If you’re asking “What Pot Do You Properly Pair With Rib Eye?,” you’re probably in Colorado and you need a sommelier.* Now, one of America’s first certified cannabis sommeliers is available, for a price. Cultivating Spirits in is a catering company pairing every dish with not only its own wine, but also a meticulously chosen “small-batch” weed strain...

Toby Keith & Willie Nelson like beer for their horses. Canine wine is fine if non-alcoholic, but I’ll bet they prefer beer. There is Bottom Sniffer Beer for dogs. A Denver based company has wines for dogs that come with excellent pedigrees. ...