Articles from the May 24, 2018 edition
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By Fed gives stocks a boost; technology and retailers rally
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks turned higher Wednesday after the Federal Reserve indicated it’s not in a hurry to raise interest rates too quickly. Retailers and technology companies led the way as the market erased some early losses. Stocks opened low...
Governor approves WyoTech loan
LARAMIE — WyoTech’s future in Laramie brightened considerably Monday when Gov. Matt Mead authorized a loan of up to $5 million for Jim Mathis’ DBJJDM Enterprises to take over operation of the technical institute. The Wyoming Business Council recom...
Only one filing for Worland council so far
WORLAND – Filing for state and local offices began last Thursday and runs through June 1, for a variety of offices on the primary ballot, scheduled for voting on August 21. Applicants for state offices must register through the Office of the S...
Learning the uniqueness of Wyoming
WORLAND - Two years ago University of Wyoming President Laurie Nichols made her first visit to Worland, shortly after being hired as the 26th president of the university. Wednesday she made a return...
Ten Sleep students learning to give back
TEN SLEEP – For many students the last day of school is a celebration of an end to a school year of hard work and the beginning of the lazy days of summer. But for Ten Sleep School students the l...
Wyoming G&F Commission approves regulations for grizzly bears
CHEYENNE - The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission set a conservative approach for Wyoming’s first grizzly bear hunting season since 1974. Grizzly bears in Wyoming have exceeded recovery criteria since 2004 and management of the bear was returned to the...
