Casper

It's no small understatement to say that things were quite different in Casper over 100 years ago. You can see that yourself in this throwback photo of what Center Street in Casper looked like back in 1912.

Yes, I am back with yet another photo from our friends from the Western History Center of Wyoming. I love whoever is running their Facebook page because they have no shortage of historic photos from our quaint little town throughout the years.

There are numerous cases filed in Natrona County each year involving sex crimes, and Wyoming Statute 6-2-319 plays a role in each of them.

I love checking out these old photos from Casper and being in 2020 it really feels like 1961 was 100 years ago but it wasn't. And yet so much has changed as far as what our town looks like and especially our use of technology.

The historic Wonder Bar was a Wyoming staple for good times good food and overall great memories made with friends and family.

A police affidavit said Joshua Hicks fantasizes about young girls.

Cold temperatures were predicted again for Tuesday night.

The children were removed from the residence and placed in the care of the Department of Family Services.

Casper as a community is one of the greatest places to be because we are all willing to help our friends and neighbors in need and even better than that we help people that we don't even know, which is a very special trait in our little town.

This little town of ours has changed so much in the last few years it's always nice to get to see what it looked like before all of these 'modern-day' changes.

You never really think of the place where you grew up as being a bad place or super sinful as some might say, but we did make it on the list for most sinful cities in America from Wallethub.

I know that Thanksgiving is done and over with but I felt the need to reflect on all of the reasons why I am thankful this holiday season. And possibly get you to think of all the reasons you have to be thankful as well.