fall

OH PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!

Happy Fall, Wyoming! As the season changes over, so do a lot of other things. We've already seen at least some slight temperature changes as it cools off and there's soon to be plenty of Fall-themed events in and around Wyoming that lead up to October and November and in the process, being named one of the top states in the U.S. to visit during the Fall.

Every year, David Street Station produces an Ode to Fall with a festival in downtown Casper that includes a pumpkin patch, apple cider, fall-themed games and crafts, food vendors, live music, and so much more. There's even a train that will give rides to the kiddos all morning/afternoon.

Wyoming's fall leaves have begun their show,

Fall is just a couple weeks away, many people are breaking out the fall decorations. Finding the perfect pumpkin is one of the hardest parts.

Fall means cooler temperatures and shorter days.

The summer is drawing to a close, which means that you have one more chance to hit the tails and enjoy the great outdoors before the snow comes. If you are not sure where to go for a wonderful hike in nature, the website All Trails has your back...

It's the first of September 2020 now, but the last few days of August saw a dramatic drop in temperatures through the state.

Residents can find their extra leaf collection day on the city’s website or by calling (307) 235-8246.

To get the full fall experience, you won't have to travel far.

Picking out the perfect pumpkin is an experience in and of itself.

I don't want to be weird about this, but I have a thing for the aspen trees on Casper Mountain. They're hot...in a tree-kind-of-way.