Star Wars Day

During the pandemic, Natrona County Library may have had to close its doors, but they still wanted the Star Wars fans to know they were thinking about us.

Denver International Airport went all-out for Star Wars Day last week, check out some of the hilarious photos.

This year, we've come up with a definitive list of ways to observe and enjoy this most auspicious day, without ever having to leave Oil City.

Harness the power of the electric force, learn a little bit about light and how to manipulate it, and create paper circuits to build your own handmade lightsaber.

For Star Wars Day (as a self-proclaimed super fan), I decided to get a Star Wars-themed tattoo. After narrowing it down to two choices, a lightsaber or the Millennium Falcon, I offered the final decision up to the listeners.

To celebrate Star Wars Day, I have decided to get a tattoo of either a lightsaber or the Millennium Falcon... but I can't choose which! I need your help!

In honor of Star Wars Day, here's an incredible story about the man who played Han Solo. When Harrison Ford was a part-time Wyoming resident, he would often volunteer with the local search and rescue team in the Jackson area. When word got out about Ford’s efforts, it presented a new problem...

On the eve of International Star Wars Day, there is a disturbance in the force. A group identified as the Mountain Garrison 501st Legion of Stormtroopers is encouraging Wyoming residents to join the dark side. According to their website, the MG501 is “assigned to Earth, to protect and serve the Emperor and the members of the Galactic Empire...

As millions of fans gear up for International Star Wars Day this week, there are several places here in Wyoming that would make an excellent setting to film an upcoming film in the franchise. Here's our top five. May the 4th be with you...

In honor of this week's Star Wars Day celebration, here's a tribute to the self-proclaimed geeks who will be relying on the force to pass Professor Ryan Croft’s “Star Wars and Medieval Literature” class at the University of Wyoming...

To celebrate Star Wars Day (or May The Fourth Be With You), we decided to hijack co-workers and strangers into random lightsaber battles.

As today is Star Wars Day, or more colloquially known as "May The Fourth Be With You", it was only right to celebrate in true nerd fashion. And on the off chance you don't own any Sith robes or Jedi apparel, you can still celebrate with the rest of us.