History

Have a happy Labor Day, we worked (and work) hard for it.

Whether these memories recall our favorite teams' victories, Olympic and World Cup triumphs for our country, or career-defining plays for the athletes from posters on our walls, they're often imprinted in both our minds and in famous photographs.

We gathered some people's memories and several pictures of Cheyenne's Cole Shopping Center, join us in reminiscing.

If only these rocks could talk. If you love Wyoming history, the White Mountain petroglyphs need to be added to your gotta-do-someday bucket list.

Wyoming reminds me of a lake my dad and I used to fish when I was a kid. No matter how many times we got in the boat, we always found a new awesome place to fish. The same can be said for our state where there always seems to be a new cool place to adventure.

One of the most well-known of her achievements was being the primary sponsor for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday bill. She brought it before the legislature nine times.

If only these lonely streets could talk. An adventurer has shared video of Piedmont, Wyoming that is now a ghost town, but used to have 4 saloons.

In 2010, a 67-foot Engelmann Spruce harvested from Wyoming's Bridger-Teton National Forest was chosen to be the US Capitol Chrismas tree.

You can see Buffalo Bill's influence in Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, and of course, Wyoming.

The Holliday Fire, as it was later called, began in the W. B. Holliday building on Second and Custer.

We asked for cool stories from your family's past, and wow! The people of Wyoming have fascinating backstories. The spirit of the old west lives in us.

There are a lot of famous and/or prominent people that were either born in or call the Cowboy State home.