1. Wyoming Territory is Created - On January 21, 1868, Wyoming officially became a territory of the United States, carving out its own unique place in American history.

2. Suffrage is Granted to Women - January 21, 1890, is a significant day in Wyoming's history for a different reason: it's the day that Wyoming became the first state to grant women the right to vote. This groundbreaking move paved the way for women's suffrage across the country.

3. Wyoming Gets its Name - The word "Wyoming" comes from an Algonquin word meaning "large prairie place," reflecting the state's wide-open spaces and iconic vistas. This name was officially adopted on January 21, 1868, when the territory was established.

4. Celebrating Equality - On January 21, 2017, thousands of people gathered in Cheyenne to participate in the Wyoming Women's March. This historic event brought together individuals from all walks of life to celebrate the principles of equality and justice.

5. A State-wide Disaster - On January 21, 1985, a massive snowstorm swept across Wyoming, bringing nearly three feet of snow and causing widespread damage and disruption. Despite the immense hardship faced by many residents, this event also demonstrated the resilience and strength of Wyoming's communities.