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Despite the state’s second biggest city residing within its borders, the median income of Natrona County makes it the “poorest county in Wyoming,” according to an analysis by Forbes magazine. Forbes magazine has compiled several lists determining the poorest, most poverty-stricken counties in each of the 50 states. For Wyoming, the counties with some of…
Wyoming landowners, farmers, and ranchers are being encouraged to attend upcoming public meetings on “critical aging irrigation infrastructure in their communities,” a recent press release from the University of Wyoming Extension states. A significant portion of the state’s irrigation infrastructure is more than “100 years old.” Troubling developments, such as the collapse of the Gering…
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