Wyoming named in “52 Places to Go in 2019”
Women’s empowerment and western charm led to Wyoming’s recognition as one of the top destinations to visit in The New York Times “52 Places to Go in 2019.” The announcement came shortly after the Wyoming Office of Tourism kicked off…
Wyoming Army National Guard recognizes outstanding members
Members of the Wyoming National Guard were recognized for their outstanding service during 2018 at the Outstanding Solider and Airman of the Year banquet, Jan. 12. The following individuals were recognized for their leadership, military bearing, knowledge of military customs,…
Governor asks for $21 million to diversify economy, protect wildlife and ag lands and help communities
Governor Mark Gordon has requested that $21 million be added to the supplemental budget to launch coal-based generation technology, protect wildlife and state lands from invasive species and predation, and better support local governments. Governor Gordon is scheduled to testify…
The 5 Best Ski Slopes in Wyoming | Winter Sports Wyoming
Wyoming is a place that will surprise you—though it’s the least populous state in the U.S., it’s home to sprawling forests, national parks, and breathtaking mountains that make it anything but dull. Thousands of skiers choose Wyoming as their winter…
8 Useful Winter Camping Tips for Beginners
Bring Extra Food & Drink Remember to stay hydrated and eat plenty of carbs. It’s easy to get dehydrated in the winter,since the air is dry and you aren’t visibly sweating. If you’re cold, eating can help increase body temperature….
Wyoming Majority Enters 2019 General Session Optimistic About Future
Cheyenne, Wyo. – House and Senate majority leaders expressed optimism about the future of Wyoming while outlining their priorities on the second day of the 2019 General Session. Upon receiving Governor Mark Gordon’s first State of the State address, leaders of…
GRO-Biz Conference can help you grow your small business
Washington, D.C. – If you are a small business owner looking for new opportunities, selling your products or services to the U.S. government might just be your next big break. U.S. Senator Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., is encouraging Wyoming entrepreneurs to…
Enzi, Barrasso cosponsor bill to permanently prevent future government shutdowns
The following is a press release from Sen. Mike Enzi’s office U.S. Senators Mike Enzi and John Barrasso, both R-Wyo., along with seven other senators, introduced legislation Friday, January 11, that would permanently prevent the federal government from shutting down…
National guard soldiers gear up for combat lifesaving
About 40 artillerymen assigned to the Wyoming Army National Guard’s Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion 2/300 Field Artillery Battalion, Forward, spent 40 hours this week learning how to keep one another alive in the event of a combat casualty while deployed…
Avalanche claims life near Togwotee Pass
A snowmobiler killed in an avalanche on Wednesday, January 9 near Togwotee Pass has been identified as Cody Christopherson, 29, of Wisconsin. Christopherson was part of a three-rider group recreating in the area at the time of the snow slide….