Renée Jean
Business and Tourism Reporter at Cowboy State Daily
Reporting on energy and agriculture for Williston & Sidney Herald, resident of Fairview. Interested in all news and happenings in the Mondak region.
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1 day ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Renée Jean
Despite widespread distaste for lab-grown meat in Wyoming, ranchers see problems with bans like the ones instituted in Montana and Nebraska. What they want instead are clear labels. Lab-grown meat isn’t being sold in any U.S. grocery stores or restaurants yet, but six states have already hopped on a red-state bandwagon to ban it, with Nebraska and Montana being the latest. It doesn’t appear, however, that the Cowboy State will join this bandwagon any time soon.
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2 days ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Renée Jean
More details are emerging over the rift that has grown in a decades-long partnership between three of Wyoming’s most prominent history groups, the Wyoming Historical Society, Wyoming Historical Foundation, and WyoHistory.Org. Records show problems leading to their split began much earlier than February, as first reported. According to records with the Secretary of State’s office, the Wyoming Historical Society failed to file its tax statement by the Oct. 1 deadline last year.
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3 days ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Renée Jean
Wyoming loves its history, but right now, three of its longstanding, influential history organizations do not love each other. Since February, accusations have been flying between the Wyoming Historical Society and what used to be its longtime fundraising arm, the Wyoming Historical Foundation.
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6 days ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Renée Jean
Wyoming has an enviable success rate of up to 77% for startup businesses that are still active after one year, state statistics show. But there is a significant donut hole hidden in that number. High-impact, growth-oriented companies have a success rate that’s much lower than the overall statistic might suggest.
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6 days ago |
cowboystatedaily.com | Renée Jean
CHEYENNE — F.E. Warren Air Force Base has a secret underground world full of soldier-created artwork that most people have never seen. They’re getting noticed now, however, thanks to a new coffee table book by a former missileer named Jim Warner who is determined to save these underground murals that chronicle a unique perspective of America’s military history ahead of the replacement of the base’s Minutemen III missiles with LGM-35 Sentinels.
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