Great Outdoors
My TV is trying to make me get another dog
We’re down to two dogs, which is what my wife and I have agreed is the perfect number of canines. And better yet, we have two dogs that fill all the dog needs of our […]
Month: November 2017
Great Outdoors
Youth pheasant hunt was a good opportunity for Mom, too
Work schedules and other responsibilities of being an adult often get in the way of hunting. I’ve taken a new day job, and that kept me from being able to accompany my youngest son on […]
Great Outdoors
They should make gloves out of those hand warmer packets
I pulled up to the place I planned to get some photos last week, and the thermometer in the dash of my rig said it was one degree outside. The weather app on my phone […]
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Wyoming funds grow by $1.17 billion
Treasurer’s Office 11-6-17 During a time when Wyoming is facing significant funding shortfalls, the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office has released its annual report showing state investments grew by $1.17 billion over the past fiscal year. […]
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Friess A Fan Of Barrasso Might Run Anyway
11.2.2017 CASPER, Wyo. (AP) – Philanthropist Foster Friess says he’s a “huge fan” of Wyoming U.S. Sen. John Barrasso but might run against him to give voters another choice next year. Friess tells the Casper […]
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State Seeks Dismissal Of Lawsuit
11.2.2017 CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) – Wyoming officials are asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit over office space the state is renting out while the state Capitol is being renovated. The Worland-based Voss Family Limited […]
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Tribal Officials Rebury Centuries-old Remains
11.2.2107 RIVERTON, Wyo. (AP) – Tribal officials on Wyoming’s Wind River Indian Reservation say they’ve reburied centuries-old human remains that were discovered during digging for a water line project. Workers found the remains in September. […]