He took to the stage, the light shining in his eyes. He smiled, realizing that this was a moment he will never forget. He looked into the crowd, not knowing many of the faces that he was seeing, but he knew that soon they would be screaming their approval at him. He sang his first note, the crowd erupted, and Aquile knew that he had truly 'made it.'
There's an old saying that goes something like, "the hometown boy makes good." Well, that's exactly what Aquile is doing. The former Casper resident is making headlines wherever he goes as he continues to further his music career. This week, he returned to Casper to perform a few shows for select audiences.
The Wyoming Cavalry and the Indoor Football League are pleased to announce that Ryan Lingenfelder has been hired as the new head coach for the Cavs.
Looking for something to do? There's always something going on in our windy little city.
Casper has always impressed when it comes to its support of local charities. Whether it's a well-known organization like CASA, a lesser-known organization like the Children's Advocacy Project, or even just a family in need of food and clothing, residents of Casper have gone above and beyond to make sure that those in need are taken care of. This is why it comes as no surprise that Casperites have jumped at the opportunity to raise awareness for the newly-created Hector Foundation.
September 20, 2012 Hometown hero Aquile is set to make a Casper visit - and we've got the details.
It’s that time of the year again. Temperatures are cooling, leaves are falling and garage sales are calling! But instead of gathering up the clan and driving all around town, on October 13th, you can stop by the Industrial Building at the Central Wyoming Fairgrounds and join us for the Super Garage Sale!
Bad News! Our great state of Wyoming ranks in the top 3 of US states with highest number of suicides per capita and we need your help to "Break the Silence".
With the size of the Sheep Herder Hill fire in excess of 15,000 acres, all the stops have been pulled and the equipment has been ordered in to fight it.
We all remember where we were on September 11, 2001. We all remember exactly what we were doing when we heard that two planes had crashed into the Twin Towers in New York City. We all knew that we would never forget that day, for the rest of our lives. Since that day 11 years ago, Americans have banded together more than ever to help our fellow man.
It seems that as summer turns into autumn, marriage fever hit’s a fever pitch, no pun intended. Brides seem to get an itch that can only be scratched by doing lots and lots of wedding shopping. Luckily for brides in Casper, they are covered. This is because for the past three years, the Wolcott Galleria has sponsored a Bridal Walk in downtown Casper.
Living in Wyoming, we are afforded many opportunities to experience sheer serenity. One of the best places to experience utter tranquility is Casper Mountain, and on Saturday the sounds of fall were upon us. Birds were singing, the wind was rustling leaves, and humans were screaming for their lives. That’s because on this day, Casper Mountain was overrun with terrifying flesh-eating Zombies, all in the name of charity.
