Budget cuts threaten academy, jobs in already reeling Guernsey
In May, the railroad closed a mechanical shop, costing Guernsey nearly 90 jobs. Then Gov. Gordon proposed closing a military school that employs 41 people.
People
2020 photography chronicles unprecedented year
Despite challenges, WyoFile photographers captured pandemic precautions, candid moments and much more in 2020.
Marsden leaves Matthew Shepard Foundation after 11 years
Opinion
by 1 Comment From fundraising to ambitious programs, former journalist led nonprofit dedicated to his friend’s legacy
Wyoming’s first Black sheriff takes office in troubled times
Aaron Appelhans makes history as Albany County Sheriff, but some are skeptical that he will implement the change they want to see in the department.
Longtime landowner advocate reflects on decades of activism
After nearly 30 years with Powder River Basin Resource Council, Jill Morrison is retiring. “Jill is a veritable force of nature,” one colleague said.
