Taylor Staples

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Taylor Staples |Wyoming Tribune-Eagle

CHEYENNE — When local chef Petrina Peart competed on “Beat Bobby Flay” in 2022, she went straight to her Instagram afterward to say that she was “certain” it wouldn’t be her only appearance on a cooking show. Almost three years later, she was right. On Monday, April 28, Peart will be put to the test of confronting her internal struggles in the kitchen on NBC’s “Yes, Chef!” The show is hosted by Emmy award-winning chefs Martha Stewart and José Andrés, who were also executive producers.

1 day ago | yahoo.com | Taylor Staples |Wyoming Tribune-Eagle

Patrick Warburton is an an American actor best known for his voice work as Kronk on “Emperor’s New Groove” and Joe Swanson from “Family Guy,” as well as characters like David Puddy on “Seinfeld” and Jeff Bingham on “Rules of Engagement.”Now, Warburton is stepping into the world of stand-up comedy after 40 years, rounding out his first year with his very own event in the mountains of Estes Park, Colorado.

1 day ago | wyomingnews.com | Taylor Staples

CHEYENNE — When local chef Petrina Peart competed on “Beat Bobby Flay” in 2022, she went straight to her Instagram afterward to say that she was “certain” it wouldn’t be her only appearance on a cooking show. Almost three years later, she was right. On Monday, April 28, Peart will be put to the test of confronting her internal struggles in the kitchen on NBC’s “Yes, Chef!” The show is hosted by Emmy award-winning chefs Martha Stewart and José Andrés, who were also executive producers.

1 day ago | wyomingnews.com | Taylor Staples

Patrick Warburton is an an American actor best known for his voice work as Kronk on “Emperor’s New Groove” and Joe Swanson from “Family Guy,” as well as characters like David Puddy on “Seinfeld” and Jeff Bingham on “Rules of Engagement.”Now, Warburton is stepping into the world of stand-up comedy after 40 years, rounding out his first year with his very own event in the mountains of Estes Park, Colorado.

5 days ago | news-journal.com | Taylor Staples

CHEYENNE — For family and friends, the downtown bronze statue dedication for Harriet Elizabeth “Liz” Byrd is something “long overdue.”In a short, yet impactful ceremony on a breezy Saturday morning, artist John D. Baker and one of Liz’s children, Jim Byrd, stood in front of a dozen or so community members to say a few words. Liz Byrd was born in Cheyenne on April 20, 1926, almost 99 years to the day before her legacy would be solidified in bronze.