Rocky Mountain Power wants to hike rates again, this time by $123.5 million, or 14.7% By WyoFile|August 09
Spooked by price tag, billionaire cans under-construction luxury resort in Bondurant area By WyoFile|July 11
Meta developing $800M data center in Cheyenne’s High Plains Business Park, officials confirm The founders of Facebook are constructing a 715,000-square-foot facility that is expected to generate more than a thousand jobs and By Jared Gendron|July 02
Sublette County rejects billionaire Ricketts’ request to scrub wildlife rules, slowing upscale resort The Bondurant community showed up again to fight a request that would hasten completion of development that’s broken ground along By WyoFile|June 22
Microsoft’s Gates breaks ground on novel nuclear power plant in Wyoming The pilot Natrium nuclear power plant in Kemmerer will be the first of what TerraPower officials hope will be a By WyoFile|June 12
TerraPower nuclear power plant breaks ground in Kemmerer CASPER, Wyo. — A groundbreaking ceremony for a new nuclear power plant took place in Kemmerer on Monday, June 10. By Oil City News|June 10
Foothills Theater purchased by WyoMovies; new look coming soon GILLETTE, Wyo. — Gillette’s longtime solitary movie theater will be under new ownership, promising an updated experience through a statewide By Ryan Lewallen|May 31
Gillette contractor awarded $6.85M for Converse County roadwork GILLETTE, Wyo. — Gillette's S & S Builders LLC recently won a $6.85 million bid for roadwork on Wyoming Highway By Klark Byrd|May 23
Incoming BLM oil bonding rule could force out small producers, business owners say GILLETTE, Wyo. — Discussion at the Campbell County Commissioners meeting on Tuesday was largely dominated by one subject: oil. A By Julianna Landis|May 21
Wyoming coal production nosedives, with more trouble ahead Stockpiles at coal-burning utilities are flush following a mild winter and increasing competition from renewables and natural gas. By WyoFile|May 10
Feds reject plan to pump Moneta oilfield waste into potential drinking water At Moneta Divide field in Fremont County, EPA says plan by driller Aethon doesn’t meet standards to exempt Madison underground By WyoFile|April 26
New operator, big changes chosen for Thermopolis’ Star Plunge, Tepee Pools Wyoming Hot Springs LLC proposal for Hot Springs State Park entails a new spa and wellness center, more lodging, upgrades By WyoFile|April 24
Cowley contractor gets $161K for road work in Campbell County GILLETTE, Wyo. — A Cowley-based contractor was awarded $161,169 for road work in Campbell and neighboring counties. The Wyoming Transportation By County 17|April 24
Wyoming Business Council accepting applications for community facility rehabilitation grants CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Wyoming Business Council has opened applications for the Community Facility Rehabilitation Grant Program, a sub-component of By County 17|April 23
Kroger adds 166 stores to divestiture plan; Wyoming Albertsons to be sold CASPER, Wyo. — Kroger announced a plan to divest an additional 166 properties in an effort to win federal approval By Oil City News|April 23
Cowley contractor gets $1.11M for drainage project including Campbell County GILLETTE, Wyo. — A Cowley-based contractor won an almost $1.11 million bid for a stormwater drainage project in Campbell and By County 17|March 26
Gordon vetoes bill targeting proposed gravel mine west of Casper CASPER, Wyo. — On Monday, Gov. Mark Gordon vetoed Senate File 44, which started about bonding issues related to permits By Oil City News|March 19
Explosives plant near Cheyenne pays $400K penalty for hazardous chemical mishandling The alleged Clean Air Act violations stem from reported spills and failure to maintain and share emergency response plans. By WyoFile|March 15
Wyoming will ban marijuana substitute delta-8; burgeoning industry’s future uncertain Head shops around the state are scrambling to understand what this will mean and whether this will close their doors By WyoFile|March 15
Small Business Administration, Wyoming Small Business Development Center to host workshop in Gillette GILLETTE, Wyo. — Starting a small business can be a daunting undertaking. Therefore, an upcoming workshop is hoping to help By Julianna Landis|March 13
Gillette contractor nets $1.58M for Albany County road work GILLETTE, Wyo. — A nearly $1.58 million bid by Gillette-based S&S Builders LLC for road work in Albany County was By County 17|February 28
Wyoming joins FTC in lawsuit to stop Albertsons, Kroger merger CASPER, Wyo. — A controversial upcoming merger between two of the largest grocery store chains hit a significant roadblock on By Dan Cepeda|February 26
Hemp businesses at risk as Wyoming Legislature considers tighter regulations CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would effectively end the market for hemp products containing delta-8 and other THC derivatives By Cap City News|February 23
UW to host over 500 students for future business leaders event; volunteers needed CHEYENNE, Wyo. — More than 500 high school students from across Wyoming will gather at the University of Wyoming from By Cap City News|February 22
Atmosphere of champions: Local cheerleading team to compete nationally in Orlando GILLETTE, Wyo. — It started as a hobby nearly nine years ago; now it’s a place of steadfast dedication and By Ryan Lewallen|January 24
Wyoming’s only Eddie Bauer store to close CASPER, Wyo. — Wyoming's only Eddie Bauer outdoor clothing store is permanently closing. According to the Jackson Hole News & By Oil City News|January 24
Laramie’s Coal Creek Coffee and TAP turns to community for help as financial pressures mount CASPER, Wyo. — A Laramie institution with a statewide footprint took to social media this month with some concerning news By Oil City News|January 24
Maverik unveils first rebranded Kum & Go as brand is phased out CASPER, Wyo. – The first Maverik rebranded from a Kum & Go facility was revealed this week on a store By Oil City News|January 19
Vampires and vigilance: CyberWyoming’s novel approach to digital safety CHEYENNE, Wyo. — CyberWyoming has launched “Talk Like a Vampire Month” in a supernatural twist to cybersecurity education. This creative By Cap City News|January 05
‘Specializing in Guns for the Ladies,’ Linda Romero reflects on 37 years of business The sole proprietor of Frontier Antiques and Collectibles discusses life in her iconic Cheyenne shop By WyoFile|December 28, 2023
Scooter’s Coffee opens 1st location in Gillette New store to celebrate with Grand Opening event Jan.5 By Klark Byrd|December 26, 2023
Jeep Rides, Starships and Coffee – Hells Half Acre Store by Randy Tucker, County 10 The heavy wooden sign weathers a little bit more with each passing winter as it By County 10|December 14, 2023
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