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Casper residents showed up in force to oppose a mining operation that they say could cause economic and recreational harm.
Casper residents showed up in force to oppose a mining operation that they say could cause economic and recreational harm.
Crucial mule deer range and sage grouse core habitat caused wildlife managers to ask that the large commercial operation be ...
More than 300 students and staff prepare for plug to be pulled on Wind River Job Corps, severing path to certifications, high ...
The Wyoming Historical Society has divorced itself from its longtime fundraising partner, the Wyoming Historical Foundation, saying the breakup is necessary for “diversified funding” and other changes ...
After creating a complicated web of residential property tax exemptions, lawmakers are now weighing whether to eliminate ...
A controversial proposal to mine gravel at the base of Casper Mountain would use a county road, raising community concerns.
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As the state’s longest-running school prepares to shutter, students and staff will scatter to new classrooms and jobs. Many mourn the loss of an institution they say offered one-of-a-kind learning.
Michael Fernald is secretary of the Casper Mountain Preservation Alliance. Carolyn Griffith is the group's chairperson. Both ...
So the next time you see this new profanity used in a politician’s press release, on a website or in a flashy mailer that shows up in your mailbox, plastered with buzzwords that appeal to base ...
The state’s top elected officials should listen to the people and oppose plans for a gravel pit in one of Central Wyoming’s most pristine spaces, writes guest columnists Michael Fernald and Carolyn ...
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