Hitching Post Inn

As work continues on a redevelopment project on the site of the historic Hitching Post Inn in Cheyenne, little remains at this point of the historic hotel other than a sign.

The developer of the new Hitching Post Plaza project on Cheyenne's west end, announced Wednesday, says it plans to keep the iconic Hitching Post Inn sign.

Demolition and environmental remediation are underway at the former Hitching Post Inn property on Cheyenne's west end.

Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins says he's in talks with a man interested in buying the vacant Hitching Post Inn.

The City of Cheyenne announced Wednesday that it has, once again, ordered the owner of the vacant Hitching Post Inn to demolish and remove the structure.

Investigators are still trying to piece together what caused last week's fire at the vacant Hitching Post Inn.

The Hitching Post was once a major Cheyenne landmark, known as "The Second Capitol" because so many legislators stayed there.

The Hitching Post was built in 1925 and was once a favorite home-away-from-home for Wyoming legislators and other movers and shakers.

This is a developing story and we will report more details as they become available.