NOW FM Staff

The coldest recorded temperature ever in the Cowboy State was February 9, 1933. Are you happy to say you were not around yet?

God really did bless the Cowboy State. Besides natural resources and rich Old West history, there are many awesome things Wyoming gave the world.

Over the past 30 years, a typical wildfire year in Wyoming will produce over 700+ wildfires throughout the cowboy state. Those fires on average consume about 75,000 acres each year.

In 1868, Polly Bartlett poisoned 22 men at her family's boarding house in South Pass City, Wyoming.

Saturday, February 22 grab your wet suits and head over to Lions Park to bare the cold temperatures of the lake to raise money for Special Olympics Wyoming.

January 3 is National Fruit Cake TOSS Day. Here are some appropriate places to chuck a fruitcake in Cheyenne.

We have a lot of options for various sandwiches and tacos to be served in bags through a window.

Take a trip through Cheyenne with roadside attractions that have come and gone and some had even stayed.

There aren't enough things that regular civilians can do to thank the men and women that fight for our nation every day. But any gesture helps.

Out of state people might find dating one of us refreshing. There are 5 reasons for that from our friends at OnlyInYourState.com.