Here are some highlights from the Secretary of State portion of Tuesday’s candidate forum in Sheridan’s WYO Theater. How will
Here are some highlights from the Secretary of State portion of Tuesday’s candidate forum in Sheridan’s WYO Theater. How will
(Gillette, Wyo.) After ten years with the Department of Interior and more than 25 years as a field ecologist, Nita
Gordon's policy plan builds infrastructure, localizes decision-making and drives innovation. (Gillette, Wyo.) This morning, Treasurer Mark Gordon spoke with Gillette locals
(Gillette, Wyo.) Unemployment figures continue to show a stronger economy, but the larger picture shows a diminished jobs market from
Policy plan builds infrastructure, localizes decision-making and drives innovation. (Cheyenne, Wyo.) With an eye towards protecting and promoting Wyoming’s energy industry
(Sheridan, Wyo.) The House of Representatives Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources discussed innovation and market development of the coal
(Washington, D.C.) The CEO of Ramaco Carbon, Randall Atkins, will testify before the House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources
(Gillette, Wyo.) At the regular Campbell County Commission meeting this week, Commissioner Mark Christensen cited a statistical projection that domestic
(Gillette, Wyo.) Wyoming’s Integrated Test Center was front and center at a congressional hearing yesterday in Washington, DC. Jason Begger,
(Gillette, Wyo.) The Wyoming Business Council has $75,000 in grant funds available through the Small Business Energy Audit/Retrofit Grant Program
Gov. Mead shakes hands in the House chamber after delivering his State of the State speech at the start of
(Gillette, Wyo.) Could Wyoming taxpayers one day be on the hook for expensive mining reclamation requirements? A new study by
Two Elk Promoter Michael Ruffatto was sentenced in the Joseph F. Weis Jr. Courthouse in Pittsburgh on June 27. (Alan
(Gillette, Wyo.) An appeal regarding a lawsuit that would have required the BLM to prepare a new Environmental Impact Statement
(Gillette, Wyo.) Wyoming Governor Matt Mead will be leading the Governors’ Partnership on Carbon Capture along with Montana Governor Steve
By Andrew Graham, WyoFile.com The six candidates vying to be the Republican nominee for governor jousted last week over economic diversification
(Gillette, Wyo.) Campbell County will enter into an agreement with Alpha Natural Resources that will cancel $4.4 million in taxes
Mark Gordon speaks at the Prime Rib during a meet and greet on May 4. (Gillette, Wyo.) Wyoming Treasurer Mark
(Gillette, Wyo.) It’s time for the monthly Energy Capital Enterprise Center Lunch & Learn once again. Tomorrow, join local entrepreneurs
*Directional drilling rig in Wyoming in 2009. Courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management (Gillette, Wyo.) Activists in the environmental
(Gillette, Wyo.) Tonight, the Campbell County Public Library will welcome Jerry Tystad, a retired local coal executive, who will speak
(Gillette, Wyo.) Millions of dollars are being vested with the University of Wyoming’s Carbon Management Institute to determine the feasibility
(Gillette, Wyo.) In keeping Wyoming at the forefront of carbon capture technologies, the Wyoming Infrastructure Authority announced a new partnership
(Gillette, Wyo.) The Joint Minerals, Business, and Economic Development Committee is meeting today and tomorrow in Gillette. Wyoming Infrastructure Authority
(Gillette, Wyo.) Gasoline prices have continued to rise in the state, but they still remain below the national average. According
(Gillette, Wyo.) The closure of the offices of Cloud Peak Energy will not likely have impacts beyond the company’s employees—at
(Gillette, Wyo.) As part of an Amended and Restated Credit Agreement, Cloud Peak Energy announced today they plan to close
(Gillette, Wyo.) It’s no surprise that communities in Wyoming which rely heavily on the mineral industries lost population in 2017.
Pictured left to right: Osamu Tsukamoto - President JCOAL, Rick Gordon - Chairman Tri-State Generation, Paul Sukut - CEO Basin Electric,
(Gillette, Wyo.) The May 10 tax deadline has come and gone, but Campbell County is still owed more than $8.5
