Veterans

Picture this: a serene spot in Lions Park, where stories of valor and sacrifice will come to life through a new memorial.

Get ready for a weekend of loud cheers and even louder bangs at the Central Wyoming Machine Gun and Cannon Shoot.

From the moment you walk in, the stories these vehicles tell are as impressive as their size. This museum is worth every minute of your time!

Mark your calendars for a day of camaraderie, support, and fun activities—it's happening this Sunday at the Hilton Garden Inn

On August 2, the Ramkota Hotel will transform into a hub of camaraderie and creativity for women veterans. It’s all about connection.

Wyoming ranks 9th for military retirees, highlighting its commitment to veterans with top marks for quality of life and support services, making it a welcoming place for those who served.

SFC Darren Horve is on a mission to spotlight the voices of veterans, revealing life experiences that weave through our local history.

A local foundation pushes for a new monument in Lions Park. How can you help honor our heroes? Learn about their exciting fundraising efforts.

The City of Cheyenne unveils Freedom Point, a memorial celebrating our heroes with stunning sculptures and tributes. Find out how to contribute in the article.

Wyoming is last in the nation with only 824 veteran owned businesses.

In 2005, while leading his platoon in Mosul, Iraq, Major Smiley found himself in front of a suicide car bomber. After the man blew himself up, shrapnel blew through Scotty's eyes, leaving him blinded and temporarily paralyzed.

The Ed Herschler Detachment of the Marine Corps League veterans group is holding a gun show this weekend.