Wyoming Business

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Wyoming "entrepreneur"(??), Dan Madson’s story too good to be true. The term is "Due Dilligence"

"Dan has fabricated stories since his high school days to garner attention and sympathy from others," Flatness wrote. "But this is the first time that things have gone this far without the truth being found out."

Gillette, Wyoming is a haven for seniors

Gillette’s over-55 population grew faster than that of any other small town in America between 2000 and 2004, according to a demographer who also found brisk 55-and-over growth in three other Wyoming towns.

High-tech firms discover Wyoming

Ask most people what kind of jobs they want to see, and chances are the answer will be high-tech jobs. Ask high-tech companies where they would like to be, and it seems at least some of them are now saying Wyoming.

Wyoming Legislature considers tax breaks for coal gasification and liquefaction plants

No such plants have been built in Wyoming, but the state is competing with Montana and other states in the effort to lure some here.

Wyoming growth up to communities. Communities will either be on the bus or under it.

Growth is going to happen in Wyoming, especially given the state’s energy boom. The question is whether communities will guide it or react to it, said the executive director of the Smart Growth Leadership Institute.

Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal cites need to invest in future

"And no one ever built a business or a state by saving every penny and failing to invest in infrastructure and people."

$120M kiln to be built in Laramie, Wyoming. Could create an estimated 300 jobs.

The kiln would replace two aging kilns currently in operation at the plant, boosting production by 60 percent and allowing for cleaner emissions.

Wyoming recruiting in Michigan

The Wyoming group focused on recruiting mechanics, welders, electricians, truck drivers, nurses and construction workers.

Hawkins & Powers (aerial firefighting firm) workers seek new owner

It’s apparent by the way they work that the remaining H&P employees appreciate their jobs. They have been working for months without direct management, essentially supervising themselves.

Hell’s Angels welcome, say Cody, Wyoming merchants

"We have some of the most scenic riding and driving trips there are in the country," he said. "And of course, that’s going to attract specific groups such as motorcyclists."