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44th Pole, Pedal Paddle race set for Jackson this weekend
An unusual race that sees competitors often in costume ski, bike, run and float more than 34 miles from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to a spot south of Jackson is being held for the 44th time this weekend.
March 20, 2019
#TravelTuesday: Celtic music, food and fun on tap in Evanston this weekend
Anyone with a taste for Celtic music, food and fun or a fake Scottish accent they want to show off should head for Evanston this weekend to take part in the citys Ceili at the Roundhouse Celtic Festival.
March 19, 2019
In the market for an airplane? Great Lakes has 16 for sale
Sixteen airplanes parked at the old Cheyenne Regional Airport are being stored for Great Lakes Airlines while the company tries to sell them.
March 18, 2019
Gordon vetoes call for state to sue over coal terminal
A bill that would have allowed the Legislature to sue the state of Washington over the denial of permits for a coal export terminal has been vetoed by Gov. Mark Gordon.
March 18, 2019
Storm brings second day of shutdown for Cheyenne
With the Cheyenne Police Department setting its slick as meter for Cheyenne roads at non-caloric silicon-based kitchen lubricant, the states Capitol remained largely shut down on Thursday as blizzard conditions persisted across southeastern Wyoming.
March 14, 2019
Breaking: Schools, government offices close in face of storm predictions
You are creating a hazard by being out on the road and tying up resources if you are in an accident. Stay warm, watch some Netflix, knit a sweater, do whatever you need to do, but you dont need to go out on the road. Things can wait.
March 12, 2019
#TravelTuesday: Fundraiser for 4-H puts filly up for raffle
A unique fundraiser by a Casper-based horse riding group this weekend will see a filly put up for raffle and people get a shot at $1,000 just for dancing.
March 12, 2019
In Brief: Governor signs emergency order allowing more propane deliveries
Frigid winter temperatures across the state prompted Gov. Mark Gordon on Monday to sign an executive order allowing drivers of propane delivery trucks to drive extra hours to deliver much-needed fuel.
March 12, 2019
Governor signs public records, animal cruelty bill
Bills creating a felony crime of animal abuse and setting a deadline for the production of public records were among a group signed into law on Friday by Gov. Mark Gordon.
March 08, 2019
UW ‘Cowboy’ campaign wins national, regional awards
The University of Wyomings The World Needs More Cowboys recruiting campaign has won two national awards and one regional award.
March 08, 2019
Auditor encourages transparency, says it is not as simple as some believe
Transparency in state government is very important, but achieving it can sometimes be difficult, according to state Auditor Kristi Racines.
March 07, 2019
#TravelTuesday: Get a long little dogie — and head for the dachshund races at the Wyoming State Winter Fair
A race between long little dogies will highlight this weekends activities at the Wyoming State Winter Fair in Lander.
March 05, 2019
Health Department urges care in handling baby poultry
With springtime and Easter just around the corner, Wyomings Department of Health is warning people who buy baby poultry to use care in handling the birds to avoid the illness Salmonella.
March 02, 2019
A weekend of ice fishing awaits at Pinedale’s Big Fish Winter Derby
A weekend spent on a frozen lake might be just the ticket for anglers pining for the sunny days of summer fishing.If that sounds promising, head to Pinedale this weekend for a chance to win some cash and raise a little money to benefit cancer patients at the Big Fish Winter Derby.
March 01, 2019
Community college bachelor’s degree bill will help industry: Chamber official
One of the last bills to pass during the Legislatures general session should help the states businesses find the better educated workers they need, according to the head of Cheyennes Chamber of Commerce.
February 28, 2019
Medicaid work requirement bill an effort to make people self-reliant, says senator
A failed bill that would have required people receiving Medicaid to work, attend school or take part in volunteer activities would have been a way to get people off of a cycle of dependence, according to a state senator.
February 28, 2019
House begins final day by killing three bills
The first three bills to be reviewed by Wyomings House on what was scheduled to be the last day of its 2019 general session did not fare well on Wednesday.
February 28, 2019
In Brief: Animal cruelty compromise reached, no felony for repeat offenders
By Cowboy State Daily A compromise was reached Wednesday on a bill that was originally intended to create a felony penalty for animal cruelty. However, the bill no longer contains any language regarding the enhanced penalty for repeat offenders of animal cruelty laws. HB 235 originally would have made anyone convicted of animal abuse more…
February 27, 2019
Hicks predicts difficult budget sessions in 2020
If it was difficult for the House and Senate to reach an agreement on the states supplemental budget this year, things could get very tough next year when the Legislature reviews a 2-year budget, said a legislative leader.
February 27, 2019
Public documents bill headed to governor
A measure that would require government officials to turn over public documents within 30 days of receiving a request for their release is on its way to the desk of Gov. Mark Gordon.
February 26, 2019
Authorization to sue Washington clears Senate
Wyomings Legislature could launch legal action against the state of Washington over its refusal to allow the construction of coal export terminals under legislation approved by the Senate on Monday.
February 26, 2019