Debbie Cobb

From theaters to ghost towns to old west hotels; join us on a ghostly tour of the Cowboy State!

Some dance in the parking lot with their children. Some bring pizza or hot cocoa and turn it into a date night. But 10,000 lights do a lot to bring the community together, at an unexpected historic state site.

"This week, in Sheridan, Wyoming, a twenty dollar debt leads to bad feelings, arguments, and confrontations: not to mention a body under the floorboards. Welcome to Small Town Murder."

But there's only so much Netflix you can watch. There's only so much of your house you can clean before you run out. So I was stoked when I found that there are 12 fantastic museums that are offering virtual tours-- and you don't even have to leave the comfort of your couch!

As communities adapt to the threat of COVID-19, the novel Coronavirus, by limiting social gatherings, encouraging social distancing, and cancelling events, one place where lines and large groups of people still congregate is grocery stores...

Is Bigfoot among us in the Cowboy State? Or are hunters and tourists getting a little too paranoid out in the mountains?

I bet this one's an easy one to guess, huh?

"Once you lose your visual horizon, your ears start to play tricks on you and you can't tell what way is up, Arthur said. "I've had people in the simulator completely turn it upside town because they weren't checking the instruments."

I guess they can't all be winners like Coke Orange Vanilla.

The Holliday Fire, as it was later called, began in the W. B. Holliday building on Second and Custer.