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Speech. In 2016 wyomings ranked first for mount region and Workforce Development and was also rated third of new business startup activity and best state for business. So despite being the most difficult budget in my time in Office Wyoming state with the important work of renovating and modernizing our state facilities like the Wyoming State Hospital and Resource Center and the veterans home. We had Ground Breaking at the university of wyoming for the mcmurray High Altitude Performance Center la...

CHEYENNE – The process to repeal gun-free zones in the Capitol and other state-owned buildings through the executive branch has officially begun.

CHEYENNE — The process to repeal gun-free zones in the Capitol and other state-owned buildings through the executive branch has officially begun.

A measure to create “education savings accounts” using state funds for parents to pay for costs associated with their children’s preschool education or non-public-school expenses is headed to the legislative

A measure to create “education savings accounts” using state funds for parents to pay for costs associated with their children’s preschool education or non-public-school expenses is headed to the legislative

A measure to create “education savings accounts” using state funds for parents to pay for costs associated with their children’s preschool education or non-public-school expenses is headed to the legislative

A measure to create “education savings accounts” using state funds for parents to pay for costs associated with their children’s preschool education or non-public-school expenses is headed to the legislative

Qualifying parents would be eligible for up to $5K a year for pre-K education, homeschool expenses or private school tuition.

Controversial language, which drew a large crowd to the Cheyenne meeting, didn’t align with the Joint Education Committee’s interim priorities, contributing to its demise.