We had our March Make-Up Mixer on Thursday, September 10th hosted by Dr. Daniella Gerard with Wyoming Medical Wellness Center. We were treated to food, fun, prizes, and for a
On Tuesday, September 8th the Chamber launched our first Luncheon of the 2020-21 luncheon season. We were excited to finally graduate our 2019-20 Gillette Area Leadership Institute Graduates. Many County
Due to the cancellation of our Legislative Wrap-Up Breakfast, some of our local legislators were willing to record messages to Campbell County, answering questions about the 2020 Legislative Session. Those
Governor Mark Gordon has signed a proclamation convening a special session of the Wyoming Legislature to help respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. “In these unprecedented times, the legislative and executive
The Consensus Revenue Estimating Group (CREG) released the April 2020 Revenue Update on April 27, 2020. The report paints a different picture on the reality of the rest of 2020. The Co-Chairmen
Wyoming Senate President Drew Perkins and Speaker of the House Steve Harshman released the following joint statement today regarding the coronavirus: “Leadership in the Wyoming House and Senate have been
Today is the last day for a 2nd reading on bills in the legislature. Tomorrow will be the last day for 3rd readings. The session will adjourn Thursday, March 12th.
This has been an extremely fast session, which was accelerated by last week’s “crossover”. All bills that did not receive a third reading from the Chamber of Origin died. However,
Key dates this week: Thursday, March 5, 2020 Last day for bills to report out of committee in second chamber Friday, March 6, 2020 Last day for bills to report
The Wyoming Business & Industry Federation has shifted from “monitoring” to support of House Bill 158, in regards to Microbreweries. This bill would alter Wyoming Statutes regarding microbreweries to include
Black Hills Energy – City of Gillette – Navajo Transitional Energy Company – Nelson Bros. Mining – Walmart
