The news has been filled with stories about the national and global economy, but what about our local economy? Dale Steenbergen, Executive Director of the Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will dissect this when he guests at 8:07AM MDT on today's Morning Zone with Dave Chaffin.
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Today at 7:37AM MDT, Cheyenne Mayor Rick Kaysen returns for his monthly visit to KGAB's Morning Zone. We will talk with him about the latest on the negotiations to procure the land at 19th Street, Converse and East Pershing to build the proposed new round-about intersection. He will also update us
Our featured guest today on The Morning Zone is U.S. Senator John Barrasso from Wyoming. We will talk with him about the upcoming visit by the FEDs to Wyoming to meet with state officials on the wolf de-listing issue, plus, his support for opening more public lands to off-road vehicles, and we will get his update on the other hot issues from Washington.That is at 7:37A
June 17, 2011 Federal officials have accepted a $49.3 million dollar bid from Cloud Peak Energy for a 19 hundred acre coal tract in northeastern Wyoming. Business Reporter Sharon Fain has details. Amy Richards has a report on a decrease in advance bookings for hotel rooms in Jackson. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
Today at 8:07AM MDT, the Director of The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, Dale Steenbergen, will be back for his monthly update on business and economic activity in the Cheyenne area. We will talk with Dale about the latest on NCAR, the new supercomputer facility nearly complete
Today at 7:07AM MDT, Gov. Matt Mead will return to guest on The Morning Zone. The governor will update us on those issues effecting the State right now, and we'll talk more with him about what he believes we need to put in place to improve child abuse prevention in the state, and how we can do more to better meet juvenile justice needs today.
At 8:07, Jerry Crader
Wyoming's U.S. Senator, John Barrasso will be our guest, live from Washington, at 7:37AM MDT today on The Morning Zone. We will talk with the senator about the ongoing efforts in both houses of Congress to reduce the deficit and raise the debt ceiling, and we will get his view on the Obama Administration's recent flip-flop on domestic drilling
A new study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences provides data helpful both to the fracking industry and those opposed to the natural gas drilling method, ProPublica reports.
Scientists from Duke University studied a number of drinking wells in the area of fracking wells. While no chemicals were found from the drilling process, methane levels in many water supplies were quite high.