ENDOW bill moves through Wyoming Legislature
15 Mar 2017
CHEYENNE – A bill authorizing Gov. Matt Mead’s ENDOW economic diversification initiative continues to move through the Wyoming Legislature, advancing out of a House committee Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Mead’s office is soliciting public feedback on the proposal, as well as nominations for who should help lead the initiative. Read more:
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Why Wyoming
Mar 13 2017In addition to consistently being named the nation’s “Most Business Friendly Tax Climate” five years running by the Tax Foundation, Wyoming provides a variety of advantages for businesses looking to relocate or expand.
Wyoming is a right-to-work state. Additionally, 7.1 percent of the state’s workforce are union members compared...
January 31, 2017
The University of Wyoming’s Manufacturing-Works was recently awarded a $500,000 grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) that will help support Wyoming businesses.
The grant is part of $12 million in grants NIST recently awarded to Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) centers in...
A stone cistern and evidence of a potato cellar are all that remain of the Fales homestead near Deaver, Wyoming.
David Fales frequently walks the 87 acres his great-grandparents once called home. Heart Mountain dominates the landscape to the east. Sometimes, he comes across rusty old tools his ancestors...
