1. In 1884, the town of Casper was incorporated. Located in central Wyoming, Casper is known for its oil industry and outdoor recreational opportunities.

2. In 1906, the first game of American football was played in the state of Wyoming. The game was played between the University of Wyoming and the Colorado School of Mines, with Wyoming winning 10-0.

3. In 1927, the famous pilot Charles Lindbergh made a stop in Cheyenne during his cross-country tour of the United States. Thousands of people turned out to see Lindbergh and his plane, the Spirit of St. Louis.

4. In 1956, a massive blizzard hit Wyoming, causing widespread damage and claiming the lives of several people. Known as the Blizzard of '56, it is still remembered as one of the worst weather events in the state's history.

5. In 1999, Wyoming became the first state in the United States to allow the concealed carry of firearms without a permit. This controversial law remains in effect today, with supporters citing the Second Amendment and individual rights, and critics arguing that it poses a risk to public safety.