WYOMING

Wyoming public officials recognize fast, reliable internet is critical to modern business. So, the Legislature created a broadband program during its 2018 session to deliver just that.

The wonders of Yellowstone National Park are world renowned, but to confine yourself to national parks in Wyoming is to hardly scratch the surface of all that this wonderful state has to offer.

Some are raising objections to a planned marketing campaign for the University of Wyoming, calling the slogan sexist, racist and counterproductive to the university’s recruiting goals.

"I am thrilled to be coming to the state of Wyoming to assist in building a successful, expanded broadband program," Elliott said. "Broadband is no longer a luxury; it is a basic necessity, and it will be our job to champion that, from the downtown municipalities to the most remote parts of the state."

Mathis said he is incredibly thankful to the community for all the support in helping the the technical college stay open.

About the Wyoming Business Council: Our mission is to increase Wyoming’s prosperity.

ENGAGE, which stands for Empowering the Next Generations to Grow and Advance the Economy, is invested in capturing the candid input of Wyoming’s next generations and building a dynamic communications channel between Wyoming’s public sector and the people who will define Wyoming’s future.

"Guess what our biggest concern is? Being able to fill those jobs with the right kind of people. We need workers in this state," Galeotos said. "We have a great technology industry in this state, and we need to expand it."

"Branding and barbed wire are the original provenance tracking system for agriculture," said Rob Jennings, an advisor to the Wyoming Blockchain Coalition. "This is high-tech meets heritage."