Wyoming

As we have almost made it to the halfway point in January, gas prices have continued their downward trend for Wyoming and are as close to the national average as they've been in some time. At the end of summer in 2021, the average gas price in Wyoming was about 40 cents more than the national average. As of today (January 14th), Wyoming's is just one cent more than the national average gas price.

Southeast Wyoming is getting some notoriety recently for its good food. Recently, the news came out that Laramie has the best themed restaurant in the Cowboy State. And now, it seems that the best Chinese takeout is also in our corner of Wyoming. This time, it's in the capital city.

How you brand yourself is important to any business. Especially in the restaurant business. And taking your brand a step further and making it a theme for your entire restaurant is taking things to another level. As it turns out, the best 'themed' restaurant in the entire state of Wyoming is a lot closer than you might think. It's in Laramie!

If you happened to have been on Twitter during any part of Tuesday (January 11th), you may have happened to noticed an abundance of tweets mentioning the capital city in Wyoming. Unfortunately, they weren't exactly the best reasons for it.

Wyoming is definitely known for its unique wildlife that roam throughout several areas of the state. They are a big part of what makes up the amazing scenery and backdrop for the Cowboy States that we sometimes take for granted. But there's also times when they make it impossible to look away.

Living in Wyoming, we know just how windy it can get. We're no strangers to the windiest of windy days whatsoever. In fact, this winter has already been one of the windiest, not only in recent memory, but in the past 15 years. So it seems there are certain things that aren't easy for a to deal with when we step outside on a routine Wyoming day. A Tiktok user recently made a video showing exactly what it's like in Wyoming when you step outside into the brutal winds of the Cowboy State.

The show 'Yellowstone' has become a cultural phenomenon in its four seasons that it has been running for so far. And with the setting of the show being so near and at times in the state of Wyoming (train station), as well as the western region taking on a relatable atmosphere on the show, it's become extremely popular in and around the Cowboy State. Someone made a Tiktok video that seems like it's an accurate depiction of how any Wyomingite my prepare to watch an episode of 'Yellowstone'.

There's something about mac & cheese that everyone loves. It's pretty much impossible not to love mac & cheese. You can eat it anywhere at anytime and you can be any age and devouring the dish because it's one of the most satisfying things ever. Wouldn't it be nice to know where you can go in Wyoming for the absolute best mac & cheese in the entire state?

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?

The hit show 'Yellowstone' has taken off over the past few years and is a must-watch for anyone looking for their next big show to binge watch if they haven't started it already. Due to the nature of its title and location on the show, it's especially become a phenomenon in the western region of the country. But one particular setting from the show is known as the 'train station', which is supposedly in Wyoming. So is it really?

As New Year's weekend approaches for everyone, gas prices continue to drop for Wyoming at a steady pace and despite having a statewide average gas price of nearly 40 cents more than the national average at the end of summer, the Cowboy State is now within a nickel of the national average gas price.

The title of this article may seem like a very bizarre question, but if you ever are on 'Jeopardy!' or in some sort of trivia night battle, perhaps you might come across this question. Of course, you could just want the answer for your own general curiosity. But Wyoming, the holidays, and the film, 'The Big Lebowski', have something in common. What do you think that might be?