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Cowboy State Daily is Wyoming’s largest newspaper with Wyoming’s most experienced journalists. 

<title>You Still Here? Sunday, April 27, 2025 | Cowboy State Daily</title>

How Shedeur Sanders was pulling up to those pre draft meetings....

You Still Here? Sunday, April 27, 2025

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Andrew Rossi

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<title>People Spend More Than $100,000 On Old ‘Welcome To Wyoming’ Highway Signs | Cowboy State Daily</title>

The Wyoming Department of Transportation raised more than $100,000 for auctioning off old “Welcome to Wyoming” highway signs. That includes one for nearly $10,000 sold to a Jackson real estate agent.

People Spend More Than $100,000 On Old ‘Welcome To Wyoming’ Highway Signs

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<title>Overlooked And All Over Wyoming, Yucca Can Be Your New Prickly Landscaping Choice | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Rita Lovell didn’t plant the yucca that stole her heart. It volunteered, showing up on its own in the dry, rocky soil just outside her home. Often overlooked, yucca is all over Wyoming and is gaining popularity as a prickly choice in landscaping.

Overlooked And All Over Wyoming, Yucca Can Be Your New Prickly Landscaping Choice

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Jen Kocher

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<title>Still No Trace Of Popular UW Professor Missing For Nine Months | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Despite extensive searches of areas University of Wyoming Professor Nash Quinn of Laramie was known to bike, searchers have found no trace of him since he disappeared last July.

Still No Trace Of Popular UW Professor Missing For Nine Months

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Jackie Dorothy

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<title>For Wyoming Greenhouse Operators, Spring Starts When The Snow Is Deep | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Spring started in January for the Sprout family in Lander. They planted their seeds while snow was still deep now are climatizing their perennials to the Wyoming weather.

For Wyoming Greenhouse Operators, Spring Starts When The Snow Is Deep

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Mark Heinz

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<title>Study Says One Wolf Can Cost Ranchers More Than $160,000 In Losses | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Wolves in California are costing ranchers millions of dollars far beyond just the price of cattle killed, according to a new study. A Wyoming rancher says the secondary costs of predation are well-known here.

Study Says One Wolf Can Cost Ranchers More Than $160,000 In Losses

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Carl "Tut" Anderson, 78