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Absaroka Valley Ammunition will break ground in August and hopes to hire 15-25 employees to start out. They hope with time, their facilities and employee base will grow, eventually creating 45 to 60 jobs in the community. Several firearms companies have relocated to Wyoming in recent years, largely due to the state's gun-friendly laws and culture.
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Wool that's produced in Wyoming is often sent out of state where it enters a worldwide market. Much of it is sent overseas for production. But one local business is trying to change that.
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The University of Wyoming's business incubator in Sheridan, Impact 307, has been hosting entrepreneurial competitions since 2018. Now, it's hosting a…
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After months of refining their business plans, the Wind River Startup Challenge's five finalists pitched a panel of judges on Saturday. Each Native-owned…
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During the coronavirus pandemic, people are following advice to stay home. Fewer customers means less cash flow for small local businesses. That's…
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Wyoming is a great state for women to start a business due to economic incentives, but not so great when it comes to female-friendly business…
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Wyoming communities are encouraging holiday shoppers to forego Black Friday and visit their local downtowns on Small Business Saturday instead. American…
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A statue cast in Wyoming is heading to Washington D.C. Eagle Bronze Foundry and Gallery in Lander will have a sculpture on permanent display at the…
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Many people have ideas for small businesses, but not many of them quit their day jobs to try something unique, especially when it’s something they know…
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Small businesses that received help from the University of Wyoming-based Small Business Development Center brought $22.6 million into the state in…