Great Outdoors
Happy Turkey Day!
I know, a show about giving thanks on Thanksgiving is pretty predictable. But it doesn’t feel right to overlook the importance of this day. However, because this is a program about the outdoors, I’ll just […]
Month: November 2016
Great Outdoors
Take care of your state lands
There’s a section of state land near my house where I like to go to feel like I’m away from all the pressures of civilization for a while. It’s not far from town, and it’s […]
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Continued Problem in Wyoming
Wyoming Department of Health 11-22, 2016 Wyoming’s rates for sexually transmitted disease (STD) infections continue to be a troubling public health concern, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). The rate of gonorrhea […]
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Wyoming Unemployment Rate Falls to 5.1% in October 2016
Wyoming Research & Planning 11-22, 2016 Employment data for October 2016 is now available on the Internet via http://doe.state.wy.us/LMI/news.htm The Research & Planning section of the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services reported today that the state’s […]
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There are some great hunting-related inventions out there
There’s still a little bit of elk season left, as long as you have the right license. And even if you don’t, you only have to wait another 300 days or so for the next […]
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A pheasant hunt is a great way to decompress after a hard week
It seems weird to say tromping over every square inch of two full sections of prairie can be relaxing, but after several weeks of dealing with a crazy workload at the day job, the five […]
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Highway Patrol Prepares for 2017 Eclipse
WHP 11-18, 2016 Although the highly anticipated August 21st, 2017 solar eclipse is still over nine months away, the Wyoming Highway Patrol (WHP) is already beginning to prepare for the occasion. Due to the […]
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Hopes for UW Raises Remain in Face of Cuts
UW 11-18, 2016 Even as the University of Wyoming grapples with more than $40 million in budget cuts, President Laurie Nichols said she still holds out hope of offering pay raises to faculty and […]
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Grizzly One Step Closer to Leaving Endangered Species List
11-18, 2016 Wildlife officials have moved one step closer to removing the Yellowstone grizzly population from the Endangered Species Act by approving a future conservation strategy. The Cody Enterprise reports (bit.ly/2g1Wa7F) that the Yellowstone Ecosystem […]
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Beer and Wine Will Be Available to University of Wyoming Fans
UW 11-18, 2016 Fans attending University of Wyoming football and basketball games will be able to buy beer and wine starting in the fall of 2017. The UW Board of Trustees on Thursday approved […]