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The areas that recorded enrollment decreases were in parts of the state that rely on energy production, including Campbell County.

Have you ever started reading something that seemed wacked, but continued just to see if it stays that bad? Bloomberg just ranked Wyoming the most economically troubled state in the country.

How many rabbits do you have sharing your yard with you? This has been a good year for rabbits around Cheyenne. If our neighborhood is any indication, there seem to be bunches of bunnies hanging around every shed.

The immigration factor: inviting an additional 100 million into USA By Frosty Wooldridge Part 1: The Immigration factor—inviting 100 million people into USA Part 2: The immigration factor— the reasons for endless immigration, Silent Majority Part 3: The Immigration factor—using social media to bring change in government policies in our republic Part 4: The Immigration factor—accelerating consequen

~Frosty Wooldridge is a regular guest on The Morning Zone, every Monday at 7:07AM MDT. Today, we'll be talking to Frosty about this column.) ~~By Frosty Wooldridge~~ 8/6/12 Very few Americans lack any appreciation that the line of legal immigrant applicants runs over 10 million every year...

Today at 7:o7 AM MST on The Morning Zone, Frosty Wooldridge begins our discussion segments with his continuing discussion on the long term consequences of unchecked immigration and population. We'll review the details of his latest column, too, which you read in it's entirity right here on kgab...

By Frosty Wooldridge (Frosty will be our special guest to discuss this column Wednesday on The Morning Zone with Dave Chaffin) At the dawning of 2012, Americans made resolutions and wish lists for themselves and their families.   Americans plan to lose weight, obtain a job, bring a child into the world, save an animal, volunteer for the environment and dozens of other resolutions to make this a b

7:07AM MST: World traveler, author and columnist Frosty Wooldridge  returns in his regular Monday slot to talk more on the long-term consequences of unchecked immigration and population. We'll talk with Frosty about his latest column and get his take, too, about today's news that the government is proposing an unmanned border crossing with Mexicoas the drug war in Mexico heats up, and we'll also t

By Frosty Wooldridge Several months ago, Time editor Fareed Zakaria, a transplant who fled India, told Terri Gross of National Public Radio that America will add a healthy 138 million people via immigration in the next 39 years.  He neglected to mention that his own country at 1...