Story and Photography by Eric Salveggio & Katie Salveggio For the first time in history, the 124th year of CFD was cancelled in 2020. The stadium was quietly empty. Many were left in disbelief, though everyone understood. There seemed to be a palpable pall that hung over the state. That changed, however, when it was announced that the 2021 CFD would occur. The entire state, as well as those living in neighboring states and Canada, shouted in eagerness, and preparations got underway. And as always, the CFD did not disappoint anyone who attended. In fact, with a record number of days sold o ..read more

Photos by Eric and Karie Salveggio of E Bar K Photography Garth Brooks sings of the ‘roar of the Sunday crowd’ when it comes to rodeo, but that whole image paled in comparison to this year’s Sheridan Wyo. After a year of no one being able to rodeo due to COVID restrictions, the crowd was not only eager to ‘Get Wyo’d!’ but let this eagerness be heard – probably downtown – and that was only Wednesday night! What a state to live in. The crowd roared their appreciation for all military and first responders, sang the national anthem together, and when it was time, the crowd’s ‘Amen’ at the end of t ..read more

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Jackson, WY – 2021 will be a busy summer in Wyoming and Yellowstone Park as many folks will be opting to travel in their vehicles to wide open spaces due to COVID.  Yellowstone National Park will already be a hot spot, but travel volumes will be compounded by the new animal introductions into the park this Spring.  Not since the re-introduction of the American Wolf has there been such a buzz about new animal introductions. As Yellowstone National Park nears its 150th anniversary in 2022, the United States Park Service and the United Wildlife Federation are excited to announce the add ..read more

Emboldened by an appetite for life and chasing down the wanderlust that holds most people in a comfortable limbo, Go Fast Don’t Die (GFDD) is planting permanent roots in Sheridan, Wyo. with the opening of their headquarters in spring 2021. The group has already begun moving into nearly 7,500 square feet of the former Sheridan Iron Works, a building with history as durable as its tenants. The headquarters will serve as a community “DIY” garage, expanded workspace for their builds and projects, and the premier of its first retail storefront. Once a family saying for living life to fullest and co ..read more

Story by Eric Salveggio Pictures by Eric and Karie Salveggio, E Bar K Photography Cheyenne Frontier Days is always a huge event for Wyoming, and this year’s 123rd showing once again proved why so many flock to see it from around the world. There were a lot of firsts this year–Women’s Breakaway Roping for one. Normally seen at collegiate level events, this year CFD participants got to witness women who could not only ride, but rope a calf at a professional level. This year’s winner, Jordon Jo Fabrizio, was the epitome of women in rodeo–sharp, and a competitive cowgirl through and thro ..read more

CODY, WY, June 25th, 2019 The Cody Firearms Museum (CFM) at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West will unveil the museum’s major much- anticipated makeover on July 6, 2019. Home to one of the largest collections of firearms in the world, this reopening follows an eight-month, $12 million full-scale renovations, including major investments in advanced technology and experiential learning. The new Cody Firearms Museum interprets over 800 years of history with more 10,000 artifacts in 40,000 square feet. The exhibitions invite visitors to engage with how people have used firearms throughout inte ..read more

BUFFALO, WY — “The American Dream” – “The ideal by which equality of opportunity is available to any American, allowing the highest aspirations and goals to be achieved.” It would seem that former Green Beret turned businessman, Bert Kuntz and his wife Candace, have brought together a few like-minded investors who share their “American Dream”, and they’re living it. Bison Union, their company, along with 6 investors who preferred to remain anonymous at this time, have finalized the purchase of the small Johnson County town of Buffalo, Wyoming, for $41.19 Million Dollars.  The purchase include ..read more