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WyoLotto announces big changes to Mega Millions

October 23, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on WyoLotto announces big changes to Mega Millions

WyoLotto 10-23-17 WyoLottoTM is preparing for big changes to the national game Mega MillionsⓇ. The game is being redesigned to bring more value to players with larger jackpots starting at $40 million, and better odds […]

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Hunters Reminded that Fire Danger Exists, Campfires Need Extinguished

October 20, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Hunters Reminded that Fire Danger Exists, Campfires Need Extinguished

USDA  10-20-17 Despite snow at higher elevations and cooler overall temperatures, National Forest visitors and particularly hunters, are advised to use caution when building and maintaining campfires. Always make sure that campfires are thoroughly extinguished […]

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Simpson Sworn in to Represent District 21

October 16, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Simpson Sworn in to Represent District 21

LSO   10-16-17 Evan Simpson of Afton was sworn in as a member of the 64th Wyoming Legislature on Friday in the House Chamber of the Jonah Business Center in Cheyenne. Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice E. […]

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Wyoming Announces Partnership with Center for Carbon Removal

October 10, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Wyoming Announces Partnership with Center for Carbon Removal

WIA   10-10-17 With the goal of advancing carbon technology through effective research and development, the state of Wyoming announced a strategic partnership today with the Center for Carbon Removal. “The Center for Carbon Removal is […]

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WyoLotto transfers $850K to Wyoming communities

October 5, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on WyoLotto transfers $850K to Wyoming communities

WyoLotto   10-5-17 On Oct. 5, the Wyoming Lottery Corporation transferred $862,263.36 to the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office as a part of their ongoing effort to support Wyoming communities. WyoLottoTM has prioritized giving back to Wyoming, […]

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UW Fall Semester Enrollment Increases

September 26, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on UW Fall Semester Enrollment Increases

UW 9-26-17 Driven by a robust rise in first-time freshmen and transfer student numbers, enrollment at the University of Wyoming has increased in the fall 2017 semester. Census data collected on the 15th day of […]

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Governor’s Business Forum set for November 7-9 in Cheyenne

September 26, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Governor’s Business Forum set for November 7-9 in Cheyenne

WBA   9-26-17 Governor Matt Mead will kick off the annual Governor’s Business Forum, which takes place November 7-9, 2017 at the Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne. This year the forum focuses on how […]

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New Miss Wyoming and Miss Wyoming Teen Crowned

September 18, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on New Miss Wyoming and Miss Wyoming Teen Crowned

The 2018 MISS WYOMING USA and MISS WYOMING TEEN USA Pageants took place Sunday night at the Welsh Auditorium at Natrona County High School. A large crowd filled the auditorium on Sunday afternoon for the […]

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Campsite raiding Yellowstone grizzly bear captured, killed

September 16, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on Campsite raiding Yellowstone grizzly bear captured, killed

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) – A grizzly bear that has been raiding backcountry campsites and chasing campers in Yellowstone National Park since last year has been captured and killed. The National Park Service says […]

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ESPN Radio host Russillo pays fine after drunken trespassing

September 15, 2017 Angi Beauheim Comments Off on ESPN Radio host Russillo pays fine after drunken trespassing

(Information from: Jackson Hole (Wyo.) News And Guide, http://www.jhnewsandguide.com) JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) – ESPN Radio host Ryen Russillo has paid a $250 fine for drunkenly wandering into a stranger’s apartment in the Wyoming resort town […]

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