Month: May 2018

Press Release – The Wyoming Mine Safety and Health Administration State Grant Program, in conjunction with Gillette College, will hold the first annual Fall Freeze Safety Conference on Nov. 1 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Gillette College Technical Education Center. Assistant Secretary of Labor David G. Zatezalo, the ninth Assistant Secretary for MSHA, […]

Press Release – Runners from northeast Wyoming will tighten up the laces on Saturday, June 2, and challenge the open range courses at the Durham Ranch. In addition to the challenge of competing in the 5-kilometer run or walk and 10-kilometer run, participants will have the satisfaction of knowing they helped raise money for some […]

Press Release – State Representative Scott Clem has announced his re-election bid for the Wyoming House of Representatives in district 31. “After much consideration and prayer, I would like the opportunity to serve another two-year term representing the people of my district.” Clem said, “I’m guided by my faith and solid conservative, republican principles. After serving […]

 Press Release – What would life be like without teachers, doctors, firefighters or coal miners? Every day Americans are hard at work on farms, oil fields, factories, offices, and at home keeping our communities thriving. The Campbell County Rockpile Museum, in conjunction with Wyoming Humanities, will explore the professions and the people that sustain American […]

Press Release –   The Equality State. Most of us recognize this as the Wyoming State Motto. In reality, it is much more than just a motto. It is the principle that all people should be treated equally. Equality is not an ideal that is reserved for some and withheld from others.   The greatest responsibility of […]