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Governor Mead Announces ENDOW Executive Council

April 20, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Governor Mead Announces ENDOW Executive Council

Gov Off 4-20-17 Governor Matt Mead has made appointments to the ENDOW (Economically Needed Diversity Options for Wyoming) Executive Council. The panel is composed of accomplished business and community leaders from across Wyoming. It will […]

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Be careful when taking your sedan or coupe off-road

April 20, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Be careful when taking your sedan or coupe off-road

I had no end of unkind names for a couple of guys who were stuck in the snow on a forest road in Vedauwoo not long ago. I mean, come on. There was two feet […]

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The perfect cure for the common cold

April 19, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on The perfect cure for the common cold

Back when I worked at the Game and Fish, Chris Madson wrote a column for Wyoming Wildlife magazine that talked about his remedy for the common cold. I can’t do it justice trying to explain […]

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The Ram 3500 dually would be one sweet RV puller

April 18, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on The Ram 3500 dually would be one sweet RV puller

I drove a Ram 3500 dually quad cab a few weeks ago, and man, was it impressive. Maybe not for bushwhacking deep into the backcountry, but it was an absolute dream for pulling the stock […]

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It’s time to take a hike

April 17, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on It’s time to take a hike

Go take a hike. I don’t mean that in a bad way. I just mean you really ought to take advantage of the change in weather. We still have to watch out for the occasional […]

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WyoLotto transfers $1 million to Wyoming communities

April 12, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on WyoLotto transfers $1 million to Wyoming communities

WyoLotto 4-12-2017 On April 7, the Wyoming Lottery Corporation transferred over $1 million to the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office as a part of their ongoing effort to support Wyoming communities. WyoLottoTM has prioritized giving back […]

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Mountain Lion Captured in Gillette, Relocated to Bighorn Mountains

April 11, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Mountain Lion Captured in Gillette, Relocated to Bighorn Mountains

WGF 4-11-17 On April 10, 2017 the Wyoming Game and Fish Department received two separate reports of a mountain lion spotted in the Collins Heights subdivision in Gillette. Wildlife Biologist Erika Peckham and Game Wardens […]

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Wyoming Awarded $2 Million Grant to Help Laid Off Coal Workers

April 11, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Wyoming Awarded $2 Million Grant to Help Laid Off Coal Workers

Gov Off 4-11-2017 The State of Wyoming has been awarded up to $2 million to retrain northeast Wyoming workers impacted by layoffs in the coal industry. Eligible individuals can receive up to $6,500 toward the […]

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Be honest — Don’t call in sick, call in fishing

April 10, 2017 Ty Stockton Comments Off on Be honest — Don’t call in sick, call in fishing

Take a look around next time you step outside. If you’re in your vehicle right now, slow down and look at the scenery. It’s about to start looking a whole lot different. It’s already starting […]

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AARP Foundation Kicks Off Senior Hunger Awareness Month

April 6, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on AARP Foundation Kicks Off Senior Hunger Awareness Month

AARP 4-6-17 This April, AARP Foundation is generating awareness about the critical issue of senior hunger and urging people to take action. More than 10 million Americans age 50 and older are at risk of […]

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