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Buses also serve residents in Mills, Evansville, and Bar Nunn with fixed route or door-to-door services. The current fleet is aging and incentives, such as high fuel prices and a nudge from the federal government are reasons why the city is seeking to possibly eventually electrify their fleet.
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Central Wyoming College's program is one of only a handful of meat science programs in the nation and the first in Wyoming. The program teaches United State Department of Agriculture (USDA) guidelines, food safety, and how to responsibly butcher an animal.
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Last week, Yellowstone National Park officials were saying the northern loop of the park may not open this summer. But Yellowstone National Park spokeswoman Cynthia Hernandez said $50 million in special funding from the National Park Service will help quicken the park's opening timeline.
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Yellowstone National Park gateway communities in Wyoming are preparing for an uncertain summer season because only the southern loop of the national park will be open this year due to historic flooding and damage to infrastructure on the northern loop.
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The Dubois Rodeo starts this weekend and will go until August 19. The event has been making improvements to the Clarence Allison Memorial Arena for the last few years to accommodate the growing crowds.
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Wyoming’s economic health continues to slowly improve after the height of the pandemic.
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Wyoming’s economic health continues to slowly improve after the height of the pandemic.
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Wyoming’s inflation rate in the final quarter of 2021 grew by 9.3 percent, the highest rate since 1981. According to the Wyoming Economic Analysis Division, a 22 percent increase in transportation costs led the way.