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'Came out of nowhere': Lawmakers vote down a bill to fund Cowboy Challenge Academy - Vimarsana News

'Came out of nowhere': Lawmakers vote down a bill to fund Cowboy Challenge Academy

CHEYENNE — Sen. Brian Boner still couldn’t believe his ears when he walked out of a committee meeting Thursday morning. The long uphill battle to restart the Cowboy Challenge Academy’s

'Came out of nowhere': Lawmakers vote down a bill to fund Cowboy Challenge Academy - Vimarsana News

'Came out of nowhere': Lawmakers vote down a bill to fund Cowboy Challenge Academy

CHEYENNE — Sen. Brian Boner still couldn’t believe his ears when he walked out of a committee meeting Thursday morning. The long uphill battle to restart the Cowboy Challenge Academy’s

CREG: Wyoming Can Expect Nearly $870 Million Surplus Through 2026 - Vimarsana News

CREG: Wyoming Can Expect Nearly $870 Million Surplus Through 2026

Wednesday’s release of the October CREG report shows revenues are up nearly $180 million from previous projections and an overall surplus of nearly $870 million is expected through 2026.

JCSD1 Board Approves Loan to Repay Recapture Funds - Vimarsana News

JCSD1 Board Approves Loan to Repay Recapture Funds

The Johnson County School Board has accepted a cash advance payment for an interest-free loan through the Wyoming Department of Education for the district to pay back recapture funds to the state in the amount of just over $3.85 million. According to the report to the board by Business Manager Co

Effort On To Slash Property Tax Assessments By 50% In Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Effort On To Slash Property Tax Assessments By 50% In Wyoming

The Secretary of State’s office Thursday certified a ballot initiative that, if successful, would allow homeowners to have their property taxed at 50% of its assessed value.