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It is no secret that Cheyenne has plenty of amazing art around town to see. There are certainly lots of aesthetically pleasing pieces from Big Boots to bronze statues to beautiful murals. And now a new mobile app is being developed to give tourists and residents customizable tours of the public art in and around Cheyenne.

There's a new landmark in downtown Cheyenne thanks to the Downtown Development Authority. A new 'CHEYENNE' sign is front and center between the Central and Warren Viaducts.

The release also says that the day-to-day operations of both organizations will remain unaffected. It says the merger will allow both to be more cost-efficient.

The event for the last nine years had been held at the Cheyenne Depot Plaza.

Ring in 2021 at Cheyenne's annual New Year’s Eve Ball Drop and fireworks Thursday, December 31, 2020. This year, at the Cheyenne Municipal Building.

Also added to the mix this season is a do-it-yourself brewery and distillery tour, planned for the last weekend of OctoberFeast, October 17 & 18.

You’re almost out of time, but you can still squeeze the last bit of our modified Cheyenne Frontier Days, a la Cheyenne Days

Daddy Of The Malt is kind of like a beer walk rather than a festival...and you don't have to do it all at once.

While things are shut down right now, that only means the fun is postponed, not canceled.

The folks at Visit Cheyenne have put together a handy listing of Cheyenne restaurants that are offering curbside pick-up and take-out.