Opportunities like this don’t come along very often. The land grant has only changed hands twice in its 150-plus year history. It’s likely that this would be the largest government purchase of private land since the United States purchased Alaska. That’s a big deal. Keep Reading | 1176 words
The hypocrisy of Gordon mentioning his commitment to state government transparency in his State of the State address is not lost on me. Keep Reading | 1128 words
For some, the thought of 1 million acres of private land being gobbled up by government – in a state that is already majority-owned by government – is a hard pill to swallow. Keep Reading | 1387 words
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon delivered his second State of the State speech today to a joint session of the Wyoming Legislature. Keep Reading | 555 words
Legislative reaction to Gov Gordon State of the State address was mild and agreeable although both of their budgets are miles apart. Keep Reading | 383 words
Column: Wyoming lawmakers and Gov. Gordon deserve real credit for their efforts to improve citizens’ access to public records. But it was dismaying to hear last week that the office may actually have little power to sort out disputes. Keep Reading | 811 words
Gov. Mark Gordon announced Friday morning in Lander that President Donald Trump put in his new budget the purchase of $150 million of domestic uranium to replenish military supplies. Wyoming is the largest producer of uranium of any state. Keep Reading | 382 words
“I can support it,” Governor Mark Gordon said when asked if he can get behind the concept of a statewide lodging tax to fund the future of tourism. Keep Reading | 507 words
Wyoming and Montana will join forces to sue the state of Washington over its refusal to allow the construction of a coal export terminal, Gov. Mark Gordon announced Tuesday. Keep Reading | 481 words
On Feb. 10, the 2020 Budget Session of the Wyoming Legislature officially begins, one that could be somber and frustrating -- considering Gov. Mark Gordon has told lawmakers that after mandated expenses they only have around $23.5 million to play with. Keep Reading | 897 words
