Little America has been at the heart of Cheyenne’s tradition of hospitality for generations. It’s where the local community comes together and where travelers from all over the world find comfort and rest. Maintaining the highest standards of quality while staying true to the essence of their identity and preserving the unique charm of the iconic property, Little America is proud to unveil new, expanded offerings and renovations that will keep their dining outlets, guest rooms, and meeting and event venues a number one choice for families to gather and businesses to meet for many more years t ..read more

Announcing the champions of Wyoming’s very first State Civics Bee, a historic partnership between your Cheyenne Chamber and the U.S. Chamber Foundation! This momentous statewide competition aimed at igniting civic passion among 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students reached its climax at a thrilling finale hosted at the iconic Wyoming State Capitol building.   After rounds of rigorous questioning and intense competition, the top three winners emerged, showcasing their profound understanding of civic engagement and responsible citizenship.   The Winners Are:  Ada Cox, McCor ..read more

Are you ready to celebrate the unsung heroes, the trailblazers, and the movers and shakers who make our community thrive? Look no further! The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the 2023 Awards, and we need your help to uncover the stars among us.  Important Dates: Nomination Deadline: May 6th, 2024 (Don’t procrastinate; nominate today!) Awards Banquet: Mark your calendars for the dazzling evening of May 20th, 2024.  How Can You Participate? Nominate: Know someone who embodies courage, commerce, or community spirit? Nominate ..read more

The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum proudly extends a warm welcome to all as the Museum prepares to host the Chamber Business After Hours event on April 11th, coinciding with the illustrious Western Spirit Art Show & Sale Patron Night. Get ready to indulge in an exquisite evening featuring grazing tables meticulously crafted by Bountiful Cravings, alongside two complimentary full bars, ensuring an evening of camaraderie. The Museum is thrilled to announce the recent appointment of Josie Molloy as the new Executive Director. Josie brings a wealth of experience and a passion for pres ..read more

WyHy Federal Credit Union is gearing up to celebrate Credit Union Youth Month this April, championing the cause of financial literacy among the community’s youngest members. This nationwide initiative aims to plant the seeds of financial wisdom in children, guiding them toward a future of savvy saving and informed spending. The local credit union is dedicated to turning this month into an engaging and educational journey for its youthful savers. At the core of WyHy’s Youth Month celebration is the concept of “Earning and Learning,” where children are encouraged to understand the value of mon ..read more

Most of us are so busy working, paying bills, raising children etc. that it is very difficult to closely scrutinize what is happening in our legislative process.  We flip on the news of our choice, or read or hear from the politician of our choice and go back to the worries of daily life.  As the largest business organization in the state of Wyoming, we work diligently to provide you with the happenings of government that impact your life, but moving forward, we need to ask your help. If you haven’t watched the happenings of the Wyoming legislature this year, you have missed the fac ..read more

Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Apple for operating as a monopoly in a monumental case. According to the DOJ, Apple’s infamous business model that has turned their network of devices into a closed ecosystem of convenience for users has cut off other smartphone providers, which falls into the monopoly category. This initial action has set off a multi-year process that could potentially put Apple on the chopping block – literally. If they lose these trials, the DOJ could force them to break up or completely remodel their structure. This is all likely to be far in the future, thou ..read more

Your Cheyenne Chamber is in full support of free enterprise, and according to recent polling conducted by the U.S. Chamber, so are American voters. Many Americans are concerned about taxpayers being hurt as a result of state governments micromanaging private businesses. This preference isn’t limited to just one political party; 80 percent of Republicans, 75 percent of Independents, and 60 percent of Democrats would strongly prefer a candidate that is free market-based. A whopping 54 percent of respondents stated that government micromanagement was more of a concern than private businesses mak ..read more

Congratulations to Tanya Keller for being named Colwell Banker’s Residential Agent of the Year! Tanya serves at the board chairman for your Cheyenne Chamber and does a lot of work for the Cheyenne community. We can’t think of anyone more deserving of this award, and we are so proud of her. Congrats, Tanya! The post Tanya Keller Named Residential Agent of the Year ? appeared first on Shortgo ..read more

Nearly a third of small business owners report not knowing where to find information regarding their business credit score. If you are in the process of building business credit (or have yet to view your score), here’s how to gather the crucial data to boost your standing. 43 percent of B2B businesses that experience late-paying customers—which can negatively impact cash flow. Take these simple steps to prevent late/nonpayment issues in the future. The post Don’t be on the Wrong Side of these Business Statistics appeared first on Shortgo ..read more