This news was announced over the weekend at the county caucuses. Here's coverage from today's Casper Star-Tribune: After spending more than a decade in Casper, the Wyoming Democratic Party is moving its headquarters back to Cheyenne, a party spokesman ... »
This is good news: The Wyoming Democratic Party has hired Brodie Farquhar as its new communications director. Farquhar came to Wyoming in 2000 and has written extensively for state and regional media. Farquhar has written for the Casper Star Tribune as... »
George Vlastos Casper poet and teacher George Vlastos will present "Place Makes Person" for the WyoPoets’ Spring Poetry Workshop on April 28 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Casper, Wyoming. FMI: See the workshop brochure at http://www.wyopoets.org. Here's ... »
From Wyofile: The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services will host a veterans job fair in Casper on Tuesday, March 27, from 9 a.m. to noon at the McMurry Training Center, 2220 N. Bryan Stock Trail. Employers in the fields of construction, energy, man... »
The Wyoming Senate, showing more sense and sensitivity that the Wyoming House, defeated a bill yesterday that would have mandated drug tests for some welfare recipients. The vote was 17-13. Democrats led the charge to defeat this so-called "punish the ... »
Here's a copy of the letter to the editor Cheyenne’s Ken McCauley submitted to the WTE yesterday. It concerns the mandatory drug-testing (aka “punish the poor”) bill making its way through the Wyoming House: Last week several legislators introduced a ... »
Rev. Joe Bair of Douglas has a fine letter in today’s Casper Star-Tribune. It addresses the “punish the poor” bill advanced by the Wyoming House last week. HB 82 stipulates drug-testing for state welfare recipients. These laws are not really about drug... »
