2/5/12,
Casper's first woman Boy Scout professional plans to 'spice it up'
CASPER, Wyo. -- A group of Cub Scouts push two long tables
against the wall, rushing to clear the floor for game time. Emily
McRae corrals the 7- to 10-year-olds into lines and provides the
proper ins
2/5/12,
Officials: Push for Wyo wind projects paying off
JACKSON ? While more work remains, federal and state efforts to
speed up the permitting of Wyoming wind farms and transmission line
projects are paying off, officials and developers say.
Wyoming?s economy remained on positive ground in January,
according to a business conditions index published by the
Denver-based Goss Institute for Economic Research.
Contracts totaling nearly $22.4 million for 12 highway projects
around the state were awarded by the Wyoming Transportation
Commission during its January meeting in Cheyenne.
POWELL, Wyo. ? Middle school musicians from the Showalter
Memorial Music Festival will present a free concert at 4 p.m., Feb.
11, in the Nelson Performing Arts Center Auditorium at Northwest
College.
2/5/12,
Wyoming legislature considers change to 'clean coal' name
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - Lawmakers are considering a name change for a
task force and fund that provides money for research for innovative
ways of dealing with carbon dioxide produced by burning coal.
2/5/12,
Draft of western Wyoming forest drilling due in March
LANDER, Wyo. - A draft of a plan is expected by March for a new
option for allowing a proposed gas drilling projected near the
Hoback River headwaters in a western Wyoming forest.
CASPER, Wyo. ? For decades, Colleen Gillings has worked to help
horses being mistreated, neglected or abused by their owners.