Lawrence J. Wolfe

Larry Wolfe is a longtime Cheyenne resident and fan of Wyoming’s public lands. He practiced energy, natural resources, public land and water law at the regional law firm Holland & Hart in its Cheyenne office prior to retirement, and has served on numerous boards and task forces concerned with economic development, the University of Wyoming and Wyoming’s tax structure.

Business as usual is over for Wyoming leaders

Opinion

April 28, 2020 by Lawrence J. Wolfe 4 Comments

As state lawmakers look toward special sessions, guest columnist Larry Wolfe writes, they need to adapt to a new set of realities.

What the public needs to know before Wyo buys 1 million acres

Opinion

March 10, 2020 by Lawrence J. Wolfe 4 Comments

Transparency, public input, independent analysis, legislative oversight are all necessary argues natural resources law expert.

Anti-protest bill threatens our constitutional rights

Opinion

February 27, 2018 by Lawrence J. Wolfe 2 Comments

Promoted as a boon to public safety and security, Senate File 74 Crimes against critical infrastructure would improve neither.

Education needs new revenue options, water fund diversions

July 4, 2017 by Lawrence J. Wolfe 4 Comments

Wyoming education finance needs a hard look at new revenues, including perhaps tapping funds saved for water projects