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Jackson Town Council: Masks Required In All Businesses
The Jackson Town Council passed an ordinance on Friday that will now require people to wear a face covering in all businesses to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
July 06, 2020
Wyoming Third in Nation for Social Distancing; Grade Soars to Solid D+
Wyoming, once ranked among the worst states in the nation for social distancing, has moved all the way up to third place but largely because the rest of the country is doing so poorly.
July 06, 2020
94-Year-Old Illinois Man Killed In Albany County Crash After Falling Asleep
An elderly man from Illinois was killed in a collision on Interstate 80 last week after falling asleep at the wheel.
July 06, 2020
23 New Coronavirus Cases Recorded Sunday in Wyoming
The Wyoming Department of Health, in its daily coronavirus update, said new cases were found in 11 counties to bring the states total number of confirmed cases to 1,312.
July 05, 2020
Almost 2,300 Businesses Get $73 Million In State Assistance
Almost 2,300 Wyoming businesses have collected more than $73 million in aid funds under a program designed to help companies recover from the coronavirus pandemic, according to state figures.
July 05, 2020
Bill Sniffin Best-Selling Coffee Table Books For Sale
Now is your chance to own some of the last remaining copies of these beautiful coffee table books.
Bill SniffinJuly 03, 2020
Wyoming Cities Have Different Responses To Severe Tax Declines
Like Wyomings counties and the state itself, Wyomings cities are having to reduce their spending in the face of declining tax revenues.
Wendy CorrJuly 03, 2020
Coronavirus Doesn’t Dampen Cody Stampede Enthusiasm
Despite jumping from 11 coronavirus cases to 54 in just over a week, enthusiasm for the Cody Stampede is high.
Wendy CorrJuly 03, 2020
Bill Sniffin: The Red Desert: Loneliest Place In Loneliest State
This, truly, is the loneliest place in the loneliest state. A place with no permanent human habitation at the present time. Despite that, it is a place that has been occupied by humans for over 1,000 years.
Bill SniffinJuly 03, 2020
Jonathan Lange: Why Can’t We All Just Get Along?
How America responds to this present hour will determine the outcome for our children and grandchildren. They will either endure great suffering or enjoy true freedom.
Jonathan LangeJuly 03, 2020
Glenn Arbery: Should We Celebrate The 4th This Year?
We ought to shine, especially on this day, among the nations of the earth. The prayer of Wyoming Catholic College for this Fourth of July is that the anomalies of 2020 do not overcome us and that our nation will recall itself and find again the greatness of soul that gave us our liberty.
July 03, 2020
With 34 New Cases, Wyoming Sees 13th Day Of Double-Digit Coronavirus Growth
Wyoming saw its 13th consecutive day of double-digit growth in new confirmed coronavirus cases Friday, with 34 new cases reported from almost half of the states counties.
July 02, 2020
Wyoming Counties Differ on Strategies For Budget Shortfall
Most of Wyomings counties are experiencing budget difficulties because of declines in tax revenue caused by the coronavirus pandemic, but the extent of the impact varies from county to county
July 02, 2020
Wyoming’s Economic Health in April Worst in 15 Years
Wyomings economic health in April was at its lowest level seen in 15 years, according to a state agency.
July 02, 2020
19 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Seven Counties
The Wyoming Department of Health, in its daily coronavirus update, said 19 new cases were reported in Fremont, Laramie, Lincoln, Natrona, Park, Platte and Teton counties.
July 02, 2020
State To Consider Occidental Land Purchase Monday
The states top five officials on Monday will consider offering a bid for about 1 million acres of private land in southern Wyoming, Gov. Mark Gordon announced Wednesday.
July 02, 2020
Balow: Individual School Districts Will Decide Whether Or Not To Open Schools This Fall
The decision on whether schools across Wyoming will open this fall will be left up to local school districts, Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow said Wednesday.
July 02, 2020
Faced With Surge in Coronavirus Cases, Gordon Renews Call For Use of Masks, Social Distancing
Gordon said he doesn't want to reimpose restrictions but people must exercise good judgment.
July 02, 2020
Black Hills Energy Gives Back to Wyoming Communities
Black Hills Energy is much more than an energy company. The company believes in investing in local economies, helping families in need, and supporting the communities employees work and live in.
July 01, 2020
Hey GOP! Don’t Call at Dinnertime!
A key problem, however, is that the U.S. Senate is so out of touch and rude that it calls us at dinnertime.
Dave SimpsonJuly 01, 2020
Liz Cheney: U.S. Won’t Tolerate Targeting Of Forces
Cheney said any foreign power planning harm to American forces should be ready for significant consequences.
July 01, 2020
John Barrasso: “I Wear A Mask And Others Should As Well”
Sen. John Barrasso said citizens need to follow basic health guidelines which include the wearing of masks n public places.
July 01, 2020
Wyoming State Park Camping Reservations Sold Out For 4th Weekend
Persons looking to camp at a Wyoming State Park during the Fourth of July weekend should be aware campsite reservations throughout the state park system are sold out
July 01, 2020
Mike Moser & Chris Brown: Controlling What We Can In Uncertain Times
In a time when its easy to be overwhelmed by what the future may hold, there are commonsense steps that establishments and patrons across Wyoming have been and can continue to take to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and keep our businesses open.
June 30, 2020