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Andrew Rossi

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<title>Yellowstone’s Beryl Springs Is Super-Hot, Ornery And Turns Stuff Blue | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Beryl Spring, located between Mammoth Hot Springs and Madison Junction in Yellowstone National Park, was named for the stunning blue color of its boiling water. It’s also super-hot, ornery and turns the nearby boardwalk posts blue.

Yellowstone’s Beryl Springs Is Super-Hot, Ornery And Turns Stuff Blue

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Renée Jean

Business & Tourism

Business

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<title>Drinking Wyoming: Absinthe, Spirit Of Murder And Madness, Is Back In Wyoming | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Absinthe was illegal for nearly a century, branded by the wine industry as a spirit of murder and madness. But it’s making a comeback, and a handful of Wyoming venues serve this once-forbidden liquor.

Drinking Wyoming: Absinthe, Spirit Of Murder And Madness, Is Back In Wyoming

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Tom Lubnau

Opinion

CSD Columnists

<title>Tom Lubnau: Short-Sighted Bills Have Us Barreling Toward A Wyoming Income Tax | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Tom Lubnau writes, "The Legislature is looking at 'backfilling' property tax cuts with state savings and funds from taxpayers. The reason it's 'backfilling' is because some lawmakers do not want to bear the consequences of their decisions."
 

Tom Lubnau: Short-Sighted Bills Have Us Barreling Toward A Wyoming Income Tax

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Jackie Dorothy

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<title>Wyoming Towns Used To Have Their Own Money, Which Is Now Worth Big Bucks | Cowboy State Daily</title>

For 70 years, National Banks in Wyoming could have their own money printed, complete with their names and towns on it. Now these $10 and $20 bills are still legal tender, and worth big bucks to collectors.

Wyoming Towns Used To Have Their Own Money, Which Is Now Worth Big Bucks

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Mark Heinz

Crime & Courts

Law Enforcement

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<title>Big Horn ATF Raid Eerily Similar To "Clown Show" In 2002, Former Sheriff Says | Cowboy State Daily</title>

A former Sublette County Sheriff says an ATF raid on a couple in Big Horn, Wyoming, mirrors a 2002 incident in his county. He says his office was misled by the federal agency and calls the response a “clown show.”

Big Horn ATF Raid Eerily Similar To "Clown Show" In 2002, Former Sheriff Says

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Leo Wolfson

Government & Politics

Legislature

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<title>Bill Would Ban Illegals Driving In Wyoming, Even With A License From Another State | Cowboy State Daily</title>

A bill that would ban people in the U.S. illegally from driving in Wyoming, even if they have a license from another state, sailed through a House committee Friday. The bills sponsor says Wyoming has to “fight back” against illegal immigration.

Bill Would Ban Illegals Driving In Wyoming, Even With A License From Another State

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