The Chanticleer Building in downtown Terre Haute, which formerly housed Forrest Sherer insurance, is to be demolished. "We are taking the building down because it is in a state of
A Wyoming County Predicts ‘Total Economic Devastation’ From Biden Leasing Ban
By Kirk Siegler
January 28, 2021
After 15 years working in western oil patches, Antonio Magana finally struck out on his own, starting a small oil and gas well servicing company.
Then the pandemic hit.
Demand tanked and production ground nearly to a halt here in Wyoming’s Jonah Field. Magana and his skeleton staff are down to working just three days a week.
“Right now, not much going on, you know, we’ve been working little hours,” Magana says. “A lot of people lost their jobs a month ago, a lot of people.”
A Wyoming County Predicts Total Economic Devastation From Biden Leasing Ban
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A sign in the Jonah Field advertises cheap rates at a deserted motel built for oil and gas workers.
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After 15 years working in western oil patches, Antonio Magana finally struck out on his own, starting a small oil and gas well servicing company.
Then the pandemic hit.
Demand tanked and production ground nearly to a halt here in Wyoming s Jonah Field. Magana and his skeleton staff are down to working just three days a week. Right now, not much going on, you know, we ve been working little hours, Magana says. A lot of people lost their jobs a month ago, a lot of people.
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GTPulse: Traverse City Man Turns 91 Today, Still Happily Working
There are 91 candles on a pineapple upside down cake for Earl Ennis today. The local man gets up and goes to work everyday.
December 30, 2020
“Working,” said Earl Ennis, who turns 91 today and is sharp as ever.
On any given weekday, you can find Earl behind his desk at Ennis Trucking, the family business he started in 1980. At the start of the Traverse City-based company, he and his young family had just moved to Northport. from downstate.
“My wife grew up here. Her parents were from Suttons Bay and Empire. Norwegians. I think they came over by boat because there were no roads when they came up! But we used to bring the kids up here and go camping at the state park, and I fell in love with the area like everybody does.”
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