Artistic Director Vincent Mingils and Executive Director Mary Ann Fritz had no idea what they were getting into when they chose the concert themes for the current Cheyenne All-City Children’s Chorus season. Read more
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December means winter will officially be here and we are facing a couple of very cold and snowy months in Wyoming. As darkness falls in December, the brilliant stars of the Summer Triangle (Altair, Vega and Deneb) are still visible midway up in the western sky and a few hours later you’ll no… Read more
What does the world need right now? To the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players team, the answer is a comedy about two missing persons: or rather, nativity scene statues. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
Your fingers are raw and wrinkly. Read more
The downhill skiing and snowboarding season is here. Colorado’s Keystone Resort garnered the coveted “first to open” award for Front Range resorts, followed closely by Arapahoe Basin and Loveland. These three resorts typically vie for the earliest opening award each year. Read more
Did you know Cheyenne was home to Santa Claus’ ranch before he moved up north? That’s the story Visit Cheyenne is telling this holiday season, and it’s all a part of the visitor bureau’s latest venture: Old West Holiday. Read more
First, it was the racism directed at former President Barack Obama. Then, it was this summer’s killing of George Floyd. Michelle Ammerman’s eyes were fully opened to the racism experienced by Black Americans, and she was moved to write about it. Read more
It’s ironic that “Home for the Holidays” was the theme of the 2019 GFWC Women’s Civic League of Cheyenne Christmas House. This year, we’ll all be spending much more time at home throughout the holiday season, so the Women’s Civic League decided to adapt its beloved fundraiser so it could be … Read more
A safe Thanksgiving during a pandemic is possible, but health experts know their advice is as tough to swallow as dry turkey: Stay home. Don’t travel. If you must gather, do it outdoors. Read more
The best jokes are concocted in an atypical laboratory: open mic nights. Read more
Even during a global pandemic, the show must go on for this year’s Cheyenne Christmas Parade. Read more
Mainstream American television is usually slow in turning its lens on social change. But once TV gets there with its vast resources of money and talent, it can make a huge difference in public education and help to set the agenda for the civic conversation of American life. It's been that wa… Read more
Uncle Ed was always “full” first. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
It might sound dramatic, but we’ve all experienced a version of exile in 2020. Read more
Whoever cut the trailer for “Fatman” deserves a little something extra in their stocking this Christmas. Mel Gibson playing a despairing, bad Santa railing against the ballooning number of naughty kids while fending off a hitman hired to kill him offered some promise of perverse pleasure tha… Read more
“Wonder Woman 1984,” the only big movie still scheduled to debut in theaters this year, may appear on AT&T Inc.’s HBO Max just a week or two after its release, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that could help the new streaming service add subscribers quickly and keep … Read more
Donna DuPonte-Schultz wouldn’t be the latest Art@The Hynds exhibitor if it weren’t for tragedy. Read more
The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept. 18, at age 87, prompted tributes from around the world. Read more
“You are what you eat” is a phrase first attributed to a Frenchman in 1826, then a German in 1863. In 1942, it was the title of a book by American Victor Lindlahr. Plants are what they eat, too. Read more
There’s no perfect way to handle the stress of a pandemic, but Laramie County Community College theater majors are finding creativity helps. Read more
Nobody wants to go there. Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
The intersection of art, science and sport is poorly marked. We often assume people who are interested in one aren’t interested in the others, but Laramie-based printmaker, geologist and Olympian Sarah Konrad has found a way to combine all three. Read more
If you grew up in the 1970s, there’s a good chance you think of Morgan Freeman as a hippie who dug words, man. Read more
The Los Angeles Times is committed to reviewing new theatrical film releases during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because moviegoing carries inherent risks during this time, we remind readers to follow health and safety guidelines as outlined by the CDC and local health officials. We will continue … Read more
If there’s a nail-biting thriller about Chinese checkers, I haven’t seen it. Chess, on the other hand, continues to provide high drama. Read more
It’s not every day that a flutist and a trumpeter get to step into the limelight. Read more
Nov. 14 marks the beginning of me and Mark’s 22nd season participating in Project FeederWatch. It’s a community/citizen science winter bird count endeavor started by Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Birds Canada back in 1987. Read more
We’ve all done it. We’ve all given in to temptation of some kind throughout our lifetime – but especially these past eight months. Read more
You can’t stand to watch another happily-ever-after movie again. Read more
Over the weekend, iconic actor and first James Bond, Sir Sean Connery, passed away at age 90. Connery leaves an enduring cinematic legacy that isn’t just Bond, James Bond. Having originated the role, it’s impossible to think of Bond without thinking of Connery, arguably the gold standard of … Read more
Here’s a list of movies now playing in Cheyenne. Local theaters are noted at the end of each capsule. Summaries provided by the Los Angeles Times and IMDB. Read more
Understanding and maintaining our mental health has perhaps never been more important. Read more
Few shows are better equipped to reflect the current pandemic than one about essential workers in a big box store. Read more
In a world where in-person communication is less and less common, it’s natural to turn to technology. But what about older forms of communication? Read more
Demun Jones is a country guy who loves hip-hop, and he’s on a mission to normalize those two attributes. Read more
The guy walking around outside your window definitely shouldn’t have been there. Read more
It has taken Sacha Baron Cohen 14 years to produce a “Borat” sequel. Having seen it, I’m guessing he spent a bunch of that time figuring out how to make a follow-up as bracing as the original. Read more
We’ve already had some cold weather here in Cheyenne, which means winter is definitely on its way. The summer constellations still dazzle in the western sky, but will be sinking lower each day. Read more
In 1907, in Coyoacán, Mexico, an artist was born – one who would take on the world with her signature unibrow. Read more
Thank goodness David Letterman isn’t taking retirement too seriously. In one of four new episodes of “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction,” premiering Wednesday on Netflix, 73-year-old established legend Letterman sits down with 32-year-old future legend Lizzo in one of the most spirited, re… Read more
Note: We are continuing to review theatrical film releases during the COVID-19 pandemic, though please be aware that indoor moviegoing does ca… Read more
Artistic Director Vincent Mingils and Executive Director Mary Ann Fritz had no idea what they were getting into when they chose the concert th… Read more
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SANTA FE, N.M. – Faulting inaction in Washington, governors and state lawmakers are racing to get pandemic relief to small-business owners, th… Read more
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POWELL – Though extremely rare, rabies affects a diverse number of animal species in Wyoming. One particularly pungent rodent is carrying the … Read more
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SHERIDAN – For a healthy person under stress, for someone coping with the fallout from a worldwide pandemic and its impacts on day-to-day life… Read more
