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Franklin County commissioners let Administrator Kenneth Wilson retire but will hire him back in February. Deputy Kris Long will serve in the interim.

In this weeks guest opinion: Hundreds of older and more affordable Mountain View apartments have been replaced by luxury townhomes, leaving working families with nowhere to go. The city needs more tools to prevent this displacement.

The two month general sessions alternate with roughly month long budget sessions. During a general session, bills dealing with any topic can be introduced with a simple majority vote,

The two month general sessions alternate with roughly month long budget sessions. During a general session, bills dealing with any topic can be introduced with a simple majority vote,

The two month general sessions alternate with roughly month long budget sessions. During a general session, bills dealing with any topic can be introduced with a simple majority vote,

Learning and engagement opportunities will abound both on and off the show floor at this year’s

Great Salt Lake, from Local That Works honors to a pitch for a SL Sea Monkeys NHL team with City Cast Salt Lake, and poet Nan Seymour and friends planning a 2023 vigil for our namesake lake during the next legislative session.

The message from Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon during a recent media conference on the release of his supplemental budget proposal, was that of maintaining an efficient government now, and in the future. Gordon said that government in Wyoming is leaner than it has been for a generation. Governor G

Ascension Parish Public Schools will host a Student Well-Being Night on Nov. 30 from 6 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.

Mental health will be one of the issues that the Wyoming Legislature will address at their session in January. Sheridan Media’s Ron Richter has the details. Mental Health in Wyoming On November 18, Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon released his supplemental biennium budget proposal for the upcoming