In "The Girl Guards of Wyoming: The Lost Women's Militia", Cheyenne author and historian Dan Lyon recounts the legendary tale of Company K, the first all-female military troop in American history.
In 1937, two lawmen were killed in Nebraska. The getaway car was found in Cheyenne, abandoned and riddled with bullet holes. 80 years later, the case has finally been closed.
"Wild" Bill Hickok was one of the most famous gunslingers in American history. He was also a hopeless romantic. 141 years ago, on August 2, 1876, the old west icon was shot and killed at a saloon in Deadwood, South Dakota. Several months earlier, Hickok had written a love lette…
Here's a little known fact, Wyoming was part of the very first flight to include a "stewardess" (as they were referred to in those days). In 1930, the new commercial airline industry wanted to insure their customers that flying was safe...
Television and movie fans were shocked to hear about the passing of actor Powers Boothe this weekend. Booth was well-known for several iconic roles, including one fictional character with a "real-life" Wyoming connection. For three seasons, from 2004 through 2006, Boothe p…