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Heading into Vegas: 5 Big Storylines for the 2025 NFR — Through the Lens of 3H Rodeo – by Wayne Hassinger, Photojournalist – 3H Photography/3H Rodeo
As we prepare for the energy, excitement, and suspense of what is the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR), I thought I’d share some storylines heading into this year’s Super Bowl of Rodeo. It is important to note at the onset, while I capture a lot of rodeo action through the lens, I am not a “carded” PRCA photographer and thus do not have access to “shoot” the National Finals Rodeo. PRCA photographers must go through a comprehensive process to get their card, and even then, they must be selected to shoot the NFR. While I await news on my recent PRCA application, I continue “shooting” amateur, youth, and pro rodeos…
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Downtown Rock Springs Holiday Fun!
We have so many wonderful Downtown & Main Street programs throughout WY – this is just one piece of that awesome puzzle! Today we’re taking a look at our friends in Southwest WY’s Rock Springs … Visit Downtown Rock Springs’ website & social media for more fun & info! Click here: website Facebook Instagram — @downtownrswy Looking for a great space for Festive Family Pics? Here are a few suggestions around Rock Springs! The Downtown Sleigh: Nestled in front of First Bank at the corner of N. Front & K Streets! Santa’s Shipping Station: Find this fun display in Bank Court! **please remember to treat all displays with kindness &…
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Beauty + Vision in Southeast Wyoming
Article by Kati Hime; Images by Levi Hime This article appeared in our 2021 edition of WLM. Tony and Jennifer Kirchhoefer’s home, nestled ingeniously in a beautiful pocket of space near Vedauwoo just outside of Laramie, melds natural beauty, creative vision and their family’s personality. The Kirchhoefer family worked closely with Laramie-based Elk Ridge Builders & Design to create a warm and welcoming home in a notoriously environmentally challenged area of Wyoming. While it is certainly a large home at over 6800 square feet total, you instantly feel a cozy family vibe when you walk in the door. For the Kirchhoefers, location was as important as the home itself. An…
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Tales From Nature: Introducing 3H Photography — by Wayne Hassinger, 3H Photography
Hey friends, I’m Wayne Hassinger, the eye behind the lens at 3H Photography, and I couldn’t be more excited to share this journey with you here on Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine – The Blog. This post marks the first in a series where I’ll be sharing my world of wildlife and nature photography across the great state of Wyoming and the rugged beauty of the Rocky Mountains. A Wyoming native, I was born and raised in Cheyenne while spending a great deal of time on my grandparent’s ranch near Laramie Peak. My time spent out in the wild under the open skies surrounded by the untamed landscapes shaped not only my…
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Capturing the Heart of the West: Welcome to the 3H Rodeo Blog Series — by Wayne Hassinger, 3H Rodeo / 3H Photography
Hey Folks, I’m Wayne, the guy behind the lens at 3H Rodeo, the rodeo photography side of 3H Photography, and I’m excited to welcome you to the first in a series of blog posts I’ll be sharing here with Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine – The Blog. In this series, I’ll share the action from everywhere it gets a little western – inside the arena as well as from behind the chutes and the practice pen – all from the wide-open skies of rodeos and eventing across Wyoming and the Mountain States. At 3H Rodeo, we don’t just photograph rodeos—we live and breathe the western lifestyle and capture its essence in pictures…
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A Circle of Unstoppable Inspiration from Dubois
Written by Kati Hime, Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine Images by Adria Trembly, Dubois & Levi Hime, Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine I was sitting in the Ford Wyoming Center (previously known as Casper Events Center) in February 2022, watching the Wyoming High School Activities Association’s State Wrestling for the first time. Our 16-year-old son, Vaughn, was down on the floor, huddled up with his team from Laramie High School. He was proudly sporting his long-sleeved state t-shirt the guys had received for the event, “HIME” emblazoned down one arm, which matched mine sitting up in the stands and Levi’s from his spot on the floor, taking pictures. Looking around me, parents were clad…
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Exciting Ideas in Wyoming Communities! — Pinedale Christmas Light Competition, 2020
For Christmas 2020, Monica Chen of Sacred Rim Event Planning in Pinedale wanted to introduce a new event. “My husband and I moved to Pinedale in February of 2019,” Monica shares. “Our first Christmas in the town was that year and as tradition, we drove around to look at Christmas lights. We were sad to see that not many people decorated. So [in 2020], we decided to put on a Christmas Light Competition in hopes of lighting up Pinedale. With the crazy year, I wanted to help bring some extra joy during the Christmas season through beautiful light displays.” This free event was brought to Pinedale through Monica’s company, Sacred…
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WY People: Vaughan and Hawkins Inducted into WY Aviation Hall of Fame
From the Wyoming Department of Transportation Doyle Vaughan, of Jackson, and Daniel Hawkins, of Greybull, are the latest inductees into the Wyoming Aviation Hall of Fame for their work in the field of aviation. With the Wyoming Aviation Hall of Fame celebrating its 25th anniversary, organization leaders wanted to mark the milestone by inducting two individuals this year. Daniel J. Hawkins operated highly specialized aerial services, including mountain flying, firefighting, search and rescue, surveying and hauling. An experienced fixed wing pilot, Hawkins also was a highly experienced helicopter pilot who used helicopters in a variety of applications. He was co-owner of Hawkins & Powers Aviation Inc. and co-owned several fixed-base…
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WY WOMEN & FAMILY: Big Horn Basin Folk Festival Family Entertainment August 4&5, Thermopolis
KIDS ACTIVITIES AND GHOST STORIES AT THE BIG HORN BASIN FOLK FESTIVAL, THERMOPOLIS AUGUST 4&5 For more information: bighornbasinfolkfestival@gmail.com The Fourth Annual Big Horn Basin Folk Festival is coming up soon. The festival is part of the Gift of the Waters Pageant Days week-end, Saturday and Sunday, August 4 and 5, 2018, in Hot Springs State Park, Thermopolis, Wyoming. The festival program includes a robust line-up of activities for the whole family, along with Wyoming’s own artists, craftsmen, musicians, storytellers, artisan and guild members’ demonstrations. “There will be a variety of art and music activities for kids and the whole family to choose from on both days”, according to…
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New Blizzard of ’49 Book Taking the State by Storm (pun intended)
James Fuller, historian & owner of Discovering History and Heritage in Cheyenne, has just released his new book, The Wyoming Blizzard of 1949: Surviving the Storm, and is traversing the state over the next two months. Follow the schedule below to find a location near you – this is a fascinating story of survival captured in a book that will be a wonderful addition to any Wyoming lover’s library. About the book… A Frozen Frontier Snow, wind and frigid temperatures devastated parts of Wyoming and neighboring states in 1949. For nearly two months, towns and ranches were marooned by enormous drifts, some reportedly eighty feet tall. The storm stranded hundreds…
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WY WOMEN & FAMILY: UW Kaleidoscope Fashion Show, Laramie’s The Buried Moon Ballet
Laramie Dance & Arts Center presents “The Buried Moon Ballet” May 4&5 “The Buried Moon Ballet,” an original production by Jordyn Brummond and featuring costumes handmade by Beth Brummond, appears on the Laramie High School Auditorium stage on Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5. Performances are 7:30 pm Friday, May 4, and on Saturday, May 5, a matinee at 2:30 pm, followed by a final evening performance at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7.50 for children for the evening performances; matinee rates are $8 adults, $5.50 children. Seniors are $7.50 for evening performances and $5.50 for matinee. As an added bonus, families can donate $2 of their…
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Give a Sweet Wyoming Gift No Matter Where You Are! + Bent & Rusty GROWS!
SERENDIPITY CONFECTIONS OF WYOMING SHIPS THEIR DELICIOUS CARAMELS & GOODIES NATIONWIDE! VISIT SERENDIPITY CONFECTIONS ONLINE – CLICK HERE! Want to give a Sweet Wyoming Gift, no matter where you are? It’s online and EASY! Visit Serendipity Confections for a special deal that lasts through Saturday, November 25 — and visit them online after November 25 as their holiday yumminess keeps giving no matter what day it is! Social Media Fans – Follow the links: LIKE SERENDIPITY CONFECTIONS ON FACEBOOK FOLLOW SERENDIPITY CONFECTIONS ON INSTAGRAM TWEET, TWEET! SERENDIPITY CONFECTIONS IS ON TWITTER TOO! LARAMIE’S BENT & RUSTY COTTON COMPANY GROWS UNDERGROUND THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND!
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WYOMING MADE: NoSo Patches Brings Personality to Your Outerwear
LANDER LIVE EVENTS COMING UP! THURSDAY, JULY 27, 6-9 PM –> THE ITALS FREE CONCERT AT JAYCEES PARK! MORE INFO AT … LANDERLIVEMUSIC.COM Noso Puffy Patches of Jackson: Personality for Your Outerwear text & images courtesy Noso Puffy Patches Visit them online: nosopatches.com Noso Puffy Patches was launched in Summer 2016, using a combination of crowdfunding and direct retailer outreach to make the patches accessible to the widest range of consumers, just in time for the biggest outdoor season. Based in Jackson, Wyoming, and manufactured in the USA, NOSO presents Puffy Patches, the fashionable do-it-yourself repair and embellishment patches for clothes and outdoor gear. NOSO Puffy Patches are the…
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Senator Mike Enzi Invites WY High School Juniors to Apply for Senate Page
Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi Invites Wyoming High School Juniors to Apply for Senate Page Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., is encouraging Wyoming juniors in high school to apply to be a Senate page for the fall session in Washington, DC. There are 30 page positions in the U.S. Senate each session. One of those positions is reserved for Enzi to sponsor a student from Wyoming to serve as a page. The deadline for applications is June 27. “Along with allowing students a front row seat during debates in the Senate, pages have the opportunity to explore the nation’s capital and interact with students from across the…
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Pioneer Museum’s Sheep Shearing Day in Lander
Pioneer Museum Sheep Shearing Day — A Wonderful Woolly Day! text & images courtesy Pioneer Museum, Lander On the prettiest day of the spring so far, over 300 people came out to Lander’s Pioneer Museum to celebrate the history and heritage of the sheep industry in Fremont County and have fun. It was the third annual Sheep Shearing Day, which has been a popular spring event at the museum. Designed to recognize the long history of the sheep industry in the area, there were shearing demonstrations, crafts for kids, a petting zoo, horseback rides and talks on the history of sheep. Sponsored by the Lander and Riverton McDonalds, it was…
