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Groups protest Little Mountain lease sale
The fishing is pretty good on Currant Creek on Little Mountain south of Rock Springs.
Solar flip-flops and fish stories
High Country News photographer Morgan Heim joins the International League of Conservation Photographers to document the gasfields and the wildlands around Pinedale, Wyo.
Natural Gas Drilling Has Wreaked Havoc on the West
The industrial takeover of the West is not about oil or the price of gasoline at the pump.
Groups protest Little Mountain lease sale
The fishing is pretty good on Currant Creek on Little Mountain south of Rock Springs.
Erin Jarnagin, Staff Writer Many veterans are upset over changes occurring at the Veterans' Service Office.
USFS allows continued use of feedground lands
' Forest Supervisor Kniffy Hamilton of the Bridger-Teton National Forest signed a Record of Decision on July 15, 2008 approving the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission's continued use of National Forest System ...
Southwestern Wyoming growing quickly
The latest census figures show southwestern Wyoming is receiving most of the state's population growth.
Forest Service Tangles With Rainbow Family
July 3, 2008 While many Americans get together this weekend to celebrate the red, white and blue, there's a loose conglomeration of thousands of people who converge for festivities of a different stripe.
The Bureau of Land Management is keeping secret some details of a letter sent to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency about air and water quality on the Pinedale Anticline.
Wells versus wildlife: Drill plan draws flak
Additional Pinedale Mesa rigs will hurt grouse and deer, pollute air, conservationists say.
Summer has finally arrived here in Seattle. And the abundance of daylight means more time for things like barbecues, lawn sports, cool drinks and, of course, great summer reads.
Bush administration approves expanded Wyoming drilling
PINEDALE, WYO. -- Federal land managers are recommending companies be allowed to drill almost 4,400 new natural gas wells in western Wyoming, where energy development already is blamed for a spike in air and ...
News Minute: Here is the latest Wyoming news from The Associated Press
Thirty percent of Rock Springs businesses sold alcohol to minors during a recent police compliance check.
The Buzz: With Rainbow Gathering conflict, Scouts pull plug
Jackson Hole, Wyo.-Maybe it's not as bad as the ill-conceived overlap of the Hells Angels' disastrous presence during the Altamont Speedway Free Festival in 1969, but Boy Scouts of America organizers aren't ...
Wyoming may lose brucellosis free status
A Sublette County cattle herd with several cases of brucellosis may cost Wyoming its status as a Class Free brucellosis state.
BTNF designates Pronghorn corridor
Forest Supervisor Kniffy Hamilton of the Bridger-Teton National Forest signed an amendment to the Bridger-Teton National Forest Plan regarding pronghorn migration on May 31, 2008.
The five elected officials who sit on the Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners are faced with a decision on a project that could generate $24 million per year for the state's school trust but also may disturb ...
BTI's Johnsons retire to Pinedale
Bill and I will be retiring from BTI May 31st, 2008 and moving to our home in Pinedale, Wyoming.
Cost of drilling: Wells threaten tourism, hunting and natural beauty
New gas and oil wells are sprouting all over Utah and bunches of new leases are being sold in record numbers.
“Its large thermal mass helps mitigate those extremes”
By Lynn Blumenstein, Senior Editor, Library Hotline -- Library Journal, 5/15/2008 Subliette County Library in Pinedale, WY, holds the distinction of being the first modern U.S. public building to use rammed ... via Library Journal