Wyoming communities are invited to apply by Feb. 22 for a new, two-phase placemaking challenge being held by the Wyoming Business Council. In phase one, accepted applicants will receive up to $1,000 to install a trial of their placemaking project during summer 2019. Applicants will use that trial period to gather data about the community’s response to the project. [...]
CHEYENNE, Wyo.– Governor Mark Gordon outlined his administration’s priorities for fiscal discipline, economic development, and improving Wyoming people’s quality of life in his State of the State Address to the 65th Wyoming Legislature on January 9, 2019 two days after he was sworn in as Wyoming’s 33rd governor. “I have to say the enthusiasm we have felt over the [...]
We are proud of our community and our big back yard. This is why the City of Buffalo, Wyoming and the local community came together to create the Clear Creek Trail system. Perfect for walking, hiking, and mountain biking, the Clear Creek Trail system is a fine example of how the Buffalo community works to make it easier for everyone [...]
Advanced manufacturing requires more than traditional infrastructure and commercial real estate. Skilled workers are critical to the ability of any advanced manufacturing company to succeed. We have those in spades in Northeast Wyoming. With our community colleges providing technology and work-specific technical training, businesses can locate here and find improved access to skilled workers.Northeast Wyoming also has the infrastructure required [...]
If you love Western art, Wyoming is an excellent place to visit or live. We take pride in our Native American heritage and art, the journey of past settlers, and our cowboy traditions. All of this has been beautifully captured by local artisans. In the city of Buffalo, Wyoming you can walk down Lobban Street and visit galleries after enjoying [...]
Here in Wyoming, we love archaeology, probably because there is so much to explore. The Wyoming Association of Professional Archeologists and the Wyoming Archaeological Society have been disseminating and presenting information to members and the community at large for decades. You can even read online newsletters dating back to 1979. Members also post presentations, articles and media files that are [...]
If you want a good mystery read, buy The Walt Longmire mystery series by Craig Johnson. This local author and legend has crafted brilliant stories that leave the reader wanting more. Never one to “run from a fight”, Johnson keeps producing dynamic stories featuring a small town sheriff with plenty of grit, intrigue, and wit. As Tom Walker of the [...]
Have you dreamed of seeing a glacier live? Cloud Peak Wilderness was designated by Congress in 1984. It runs along the spine of the Bighorn mountains and this is where you can see the last remaining glacier in the Bighorn mountains. Truly spectacular, this wilderness has hundreds of pristine lakes and streams. The water is so fresh and clear, in [...]
Cowboys, starry skies, and campfires… we have everything you need for a Western-style adventure. If you are tired of the standard beach vacation, head to Eaton’s Ranch. A Wyoming dude ranch with more than 135 years of history, Eaton’s Ranch is a throwback to a bygone era where cowboys roamed the lands and settlers were in search of a better [...]
Campbell County Wyoming is the land of the big rocks. You could say it’s monumental since it is located in between Mount Rushmore and Yellowstone, while also nearby Devils Tower. The Gillette Tourism website can give you all the information you need to plan an incredible vacation while visiting these remarkable monuments.You may love it so much here that you [...]