Good morning, Cheyenne.

Alyssa Lenell-White has opened Aly L's Custom Boots and Shoes in Cheyenne, where she makes custom cowboy boots starting at $3,500.

The shop uses vintage machines (including an antique Singer sewing machine) and plans to teach bootmaking skills.

Natrona County High’s coach Steve Harshman is in his 36th season and may end his career if voters elect him as Wyoming superintendent of public instruction; his Mustangs, off to a (3-0) start with seven state titles, will see his future in coaching and education decided after the November election.

West End Apartments, a 101-unit upscale complex, is complete and expected to boost downtown vibrancy by easing the housing shortage and driving business to nearby eateries.

The project used a 7.4 million dollar TIF and is Cheyenne's first major urban renewal effort in years.

Earlier this week, the historic Twin Chimneys Motor Court—a nearly 90-year-old motel landmark on the Lincoln Highway—was demolished in Cheyenne to make way for a new 7 Brew Coffee shop.

The building was taken down in about three hours, and the lot will be cleared within three days.