The city of Lander, Wyoming is the county seat of Fremont County. It is situated in central Wyoming south of the Wind River Indian Reservation and is a tourist attraction which contains numerous dude ranches. It is named in honor of explorer Frederick W. Lander, a general in the Union Army, prolific poet, and transcontinental explorer. Before being named Lander, it was Pushroot, Fort Brown, and finally Fort Auger. Lander is famous for being the location of the first rodeo, a tradition which has continued to this day, being held on the Fourth of July weekend.
Regular Blogs
This weblog acts as a hub and is designed for the citizens of Lander so that they can post and read local news, items for sale, events, ride shares, garage sales, and help wanted.
http://www.landertalk.com/blog/
This is the category for posts about Lander, Wyoming on RealRanchers.com, which is a blog about the state’s working lands.
http://realranchers.com/tag/lander/
This weblog is billed as being for and about natives of Lander and has details about news and weather as well as things of interest to natives such as the Facebook tribute o a local farm animal, Bam Bam the Ram.
http://landerwyo.blogspot.com
