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<title>Wyoming Garlic Farmers Raise 12,000 Super-Potent Bulbs In Shadow Of The Tetons | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Two Wyoming garlic farmers raise thousands of pounds of the crop each year at their home at the base of the Grand Tetons. The self-proclaimed "garlicologists" say their product is four times stronger than anything sold at the grocery store.

Wyoming Garlic Farmers Raise 12,000 Super-Potent Bulbs In Shadow Of The Tetons

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<title>Train With Hazardous Materials Derails, Natural Gas Pipeline Ruptures West Of Cheyenne | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Laramie County fire crews have cleared the scene of a train derailment and explosive fire west of Cheyenne early Sunday that authorities called “significant and dangerous." The multi-car derailment involved hazardous materials and a ruptured natural gas line.

Train With Hazardous Materials Derails, Natural Gas Pipeline Ruptures West Of Cheyenne

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<title>Goat-Gate: Hungry Goats, Flood Control And Claims Of Corruption In Rock Springs | Cowboy State Daily</title>

A $58,000 contract for hungry goats to chow down on creek-side vegetation for flood control in Rock Springs has opened a floodgate of anger and claims of corruption. Tempers are flaring over claims of government priority and transparency.

Goat-Gate: Hungry Goats, Flood Control And Claims Of Corruption In Rock Springs

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<title>One Person Dead In Shooting Outside Of Supermarket In Cheyenne | Cowboy State Daily</title>

One person is dead following a shooting outside of the King Soopers supermarket in northeast Cheyenne on Saturday evening.

One Person Dead In Shooting Outside Of Supermarket In Cheyenne

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<title>Digging Wyoming: People Flock To Glenrock To Dig for Dinosaurs In The Dark | Cowboy State Daily</title>

People from around the world come to Glenrock to dig 67-million-year-old fossils from T. rex, Triceratops, and other famous dinosaurs. To make the most of the once-in-a-lifetime trip, they put on headlamps and dig in the dark.

Digging Wyoming: People Flock To Glenrock To Dig for Dinosaurs In The Dark

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<title>Goodbye Wyoming: A Couple's Love Letter To The Cowboy State | Cowboy State Daily</title>

Charles and Kay Bohlen fell in love with Wyoming over 30 years of living, working and raising family here, developing a deep emotional bond with the people, places and spirit of the Cowboy State. That's why it was so hard last week to say goodbye.

Goodbye Wyoming: A Couple's Love Letter To The Cowboy State

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