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Shoshoni youth sets new world record with largemouth bass catch
SHOSHONI, Wyo. — A 12-year-old boy from Shoshoni is now the proud holder of the Junior 4-pound Line Class world record for bass after netting a 2-pound, 4-ounce largemouth in August. The boy, coincidentally with the last name Bass, caught the fish at Lake Cameahwait. According to a release...
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Last call for popular Cheyenne bar
Cheyenne, Wyo. - It's last call for a popular Cheyenne night spot as Wyoming News Now has learned that it's closing its doors in a matter of days. Social media posts say the Outlaw Saloon off the South Greeley highway in south Cheyenne is closing this weekend. "With heavy hearts...
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As the Avatar Red Carpet Event Approaches, How Will They Prepare Courtney?
As the much-anticipated Avatar red carpet event draws near, a question has been raised on how Courtney Place will be spruced up for the occasion. The query, posted on social media, suggests that it might be the right time for a thorough cleaning, possibly a water blast.
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Syracuse will host new monthly "Comedy That Cares" series in the new year, Dude Dad set to kick it off
CHEYENNE — Cheyenne-born comedian Dominic Syracuse has seen the comedy scene in his hometown ebb and flow many times through the years. Now, he wants to add something of his own to the tide of entertainment that the capital city has to offer. Syracuse is a trained actor and comedian, boasting experience with the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago, Groundlings Theatre and School in L.A. and more. But he also has a history as a certified behavioral specialist who’s done social work and helped individuals with disabilities for nearly a decade. Before becoming a full-time comedian, Syracuse used to work in maximum security prisons around the Los Angeles area, where he mixed his background in psychology with his training in acting and improvisation to teach people anger management coping mechanisms, life skills and overall cognitive behavioral intervention. He now uses all of his combined experiences to empower people through his business, Cognitive Behavioral Theater. He also still participates in and even hosts other shows throughout the country and Wyoming with organizations like Second Chance Comedy, which he participated in last November. Kicking off on Jan. 16, he’ll be gifting Cheyenne with a new, monthly series called “Comedy That Cares.” Once
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Taco John’s Boosts Franchisee Relations with Bikky
New York City — Bikky, a customer data platform built exclusively for multi-unit restaurants, has partnered with Taco John’s®, one of the largest QSR Mexican restaurant brands in the country. The brand started out in the mid-1960s as a small Cheyenne, Wyo., taco stand. Two local businessmen...
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Disappointing Downfall: The Decline of Jim's Wings
Jim's Wings, a popular eatery, has recently come under fire for the alleged poor quality of their wings. A disgruntled customer took to social media to express their dissatisfaction, stating that they spent $30 on 30 wings which they described as "anorexic overcooked garbage". The customer expressed their disappointment, stating they had heard good things about the place but their experience was far from satisfactory. They vowed never to spend money there again and urged the establishment to improve their service.
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Best local steakhouse in Fort Collins? These 5 are up there
Corrections & Clarifications: In an earlier version of this article, the name of a restaurant, Charco Broiler, was misspelled. The error has been corrected. As temperatures drop, a hearty steak can hit the spot. Fort Collins has a handful of steakhouses, each offering its own take on the classic cut. Whether you're planning a fun night out or just craving something warm and comforting, here’s a look at some of the city’s top spots: RARE Italian 101 S. College Ave., Fort Collins, Colo . If you're looking for a standout steak for dinner, RARE Italian may surprise you. The restaurant focuses on local and farm-fresh ingredients across its pastas and entrées, with an emphasis on upscale, house-aged steaks served with chived potato purée and glazed baby carrots. According to the menu , its dry-aging process is done in-house and takes a minimum of 21 days. Menu highlights: Carbonara, dry-aged New York strip, shrimp bruschetta, truffle fries, dry-aged bistecca alla fiorentina, surf & turf with scallops and brasato & polenta. Prices: Appetizers, $13 to $19; soups and salads, $10 to $12; pasta and risotto, $25 to $33; entrées, $24 to $43; and house-aged steaks, $48 to $88 without sides. Details: 970-294-4544,
OutThere Colorado
Rocky Mountain Holiday Train Show keeps chugging along
Beneath fluorescent lighting and set to a playlist of Christmastime hits, hundreds of people flocked to The Ranch Events Complex in Loveland on Saturday for the annual Rocky Mountain Holiday Train Show. Born over 40 years ago and revitalized in the 2000s, the official show in March draws up to 11,000 people each year, making […]
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Conch Girl Project Exhibition Explores Connection in Fort Collins
Public art installation at The Lincoln Center invites reflection on belonging. Fort Collins residents have an opportunity this week to explore an intimate, thought-provoking art exhibition that connects global migration, personal identity, and community care. The Conch Girl Project, created by artist Sidian Liu, is now on display at The Lincoln Center in Fort Collins, offering a rare look at how strangers share space—and how that exchange can build unexpected emotional solidarity.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days Announces STACKED 2026 Lineup, Featuring Riley Green, Zach Top, The Red Clay Strays & More
Bringing out the heavy hitters for the iconic event. Cheyenne Frontier Days is of course legendary in the rodeo world, but they’re equally legendary for the incredible country music concerts that they bring along to Wyoming every summer. The rodeo, which started all the way back in 1897, is the “World’s Largest Outdoor Rodeo & Western Celebration” and draws upwards of 200,000 people to Cheyenne – nearly quadruple the city’s population for 10 amazing days during the summer. While people […] The post Cheyenne Frontier Days Announces STACKED 2026 Lineup, Featuring Riley Green, Zach Top, The Red Clay Strays & More first appeared on Whiskey Riff .
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Local dance studio dances in 35th Christmas Parade
Cheyenne, Wyo. - The 35th annual Cheyenne Christmas Parade is taking place this Saturday downtown, where the streets will be lined with thousands waiting to see the floats, and of course, Santa Clause himself. "We can come out, we can show all of Cheyenne basically about the arts, and show...
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6 Wyoming Buffets That Keep Things Simple After a Day Outside
After exploring Wyoming’s vast outdoors, finding a buffet that offers simple, satisfying fare can be a welcome relief. Here are six buffets that promise a no-fuss dining experience, perfect for refueling after a day in nature. China Buffet – Cheyenne. Nestled in Cheyenne, China Buffet provides a taste...
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Game and Fish: Commercial fishing boat registration opens Dec. 1
CHEYENNE – Beginning Jan. 1, all boats providing commercial fishing guide services on Wyoming waterways will be required to display commercially guided fishing boat registration stickers on the stern of the watercraft and tongue of the watercraft trailer. The new registration stickers become available Dec. 1 through the Wyoming Game and Fish Department license page. Beginning Jan. 2, the stickers also will be available at Game and Fish regional offices and at the Cheyenne Headquarters office. Following the passage of Wyoming House Bill 5, which was signed into law earlier this year, Game and Fish appointed a commercially guided fishing boat advisory board to help the department develop recommendations for commercially guided fishing boat registration requirements. The board and department met multiple times to develop the new Commercially Guided Fishing Boats, Chapter 71, which the department brought to the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in September where it received final approval. Per the new regulations, operators of commercially guided fishing boats will be required to display the stickers on the boat and trailers when they are being used to guide anglers. The cost for the two stickers is $325. This fee is a flat rate for resident and nonresident commercial