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Game and Fish Commission approves 2022 budget WGFD CHEYENNE, Wyo. (KIFI) - The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission met this week in Sheridan, and the seven-member board approved the annual Game and Fish budget — a regular task at July meetings. The operational budget, which supports the day-to-day work for the department, was approved at $81.3 million. The Commission also approved $3.7 million for one-time projects, that include a new Game and Fish website, a number of wildlife research projects and an independent facilitator for the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce. Game and Fish doesn’t rec...

Game and Fish commission approves annual budget Aaron Brown © Provided by Cheyenne-Scottsbluff KGWN-TV Wyoming Game and Fish. CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Release) - The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission met this week in Sheridan. The seven-member board approved the annual Game and Fish budget — a regular task at July meetings. The operational budget, which supports the day-to-day work for the department, was approved at $81.3 million. The Commission also approved $3.7 million for one-time projects, that include a new Game and Fish website, a number of wildlife research projects and an...

© press The United Methodist Church has announced it will add a “non-binary” category under the Aside from male and female, there will now be the third choice. UM News reported: “The change will take effect with forms for the 2021 collection year and will only affect the denomination’s data collection in the U.S." Rick King, the agency’s chief financial officer, said of the development: “We currently only collect local-church statistics in the U.S." © press The board made the change after hearing from U.S. annual conference treasurers who have responsibility collecting membe...

Pre-pandemic, members of St. Anthony Park United Church of Christ were big volunteers. They liked to go out into the community, cooking and serving meals at shelters and tutoring local

Medcalf: Will powerful white Minnesotans live up to promises made after George Floyd’s murder? Myron Medcalf, Star Tribune Nearly 100 years before George Floyd was murdered, three African American circus workers were lynched by a white mob after they were falsely accused of raping a white woman, Irene Tusken, in Duluth. An infamous postcard from the scene of the lynchings shows proud white men posing with the bodies of Elmer Jackson, Elias Clayton and Isaac McGhie. The photo, however, does not show every character. A white priest, William Powers, climbed the light pole that ...