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Whether to sell the Kelly parcel is a hot topic in the state Senate - Vimarsana News

Whether to sell the Kelly parcel is a hot topic in the state Senate

CHEYENNE — Heated debate on the Senate floor Thursday revolved around whether the Legislature should vote to sell the Kelly parcel now or hold onto the 640-acre piece of land

Whether to sell the Kelly parcel is a hot topic in the state Senate - Vimarsana News

Whether to sell the Kelly parcel is a hot topic in the state Senate

CHEYENNE — Heated debate on the Senate floor Thursday revolved around whether the Legislature should vote to sell the Kelly parcel now or hold onto the 640-acre piece of land

Spate of bills consider how to fund charter schools in Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Spate of bills consider how to fund charter schools in Wyoming

CASPER — Changes that would bring back funding for charter schools and programs that would give Wyoming students money for non-public school education are on the horizon following advancing bills

Kinskey Discusses His Reinstatement as Appropriations Chair - Vimarsana News

Kinskey Discusses His Reinstatement as Appropriations Chair

State Senator Dave Kinskey (R-Senate District 22) is in Cheyenne for this year's legislative budget session and he will be updating Sheridan Media about happenings during the session. Today he talks about the vote in the senate to reinstate him as the chairman of the Joint Appropriations Committe

House of Representaives, Senate vote to spend $2 million on border security - Vimarsana News

House of Representaives, Senate vote to spend $2 million on border security

CHEYENNE — The Wyoming House of Representatives and Senate approved mirror budget amendments Monday that would allow the state to send $2 million