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Copeland named to run WyoFile

June 27, 2017 by Anne MacKinnon 18 Comments

Anne MacKinnon is the chair of WyoFile’s board

The governing board of WyoFile is delighted to announce that Matthew Copeland will be our new chief executive and editor, in charge of all of WyoFile’s operations.

Copeland has written and edited

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WyoFile reorganization aims to serve readers better

February 28, 2017 by Anne MacKinnon 2 Comments

In new structure, executive editor will lead all operations; community manager will link readers, grow WyoFile support

The ghosts of wild elections past — nationally and in Wyoming

November 1, 2016 by Anne MacKinnon Leave a Comment

U.S. Presidential Elections have always been crazy, as a collaboration between the Smithsonian Institution and Zocalo Public Square website points out.

Checking in on tax issues

September 20, 2016 by Anne MacKinnon Leave a Comment

Learn more about the tax issues up for discussion this fall in Wyoming in our Capitol Beat blog by acting editor Anne MacKinnon.

Diversity: valuable in both tax structure and economy

September 20, 2016 by Anne MacKinnon 1 Comment

If we were to develop a new economy — say it’s high-tech — we’d still be broke as a state using the current tax structure.
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