Hulett is an idyllic northeast Wyoming town with a can't-miss view of Devils Tower, a strong sense of community, recreational and entertainment opportunities and a major employer unique in Wyoming.
The Wyoming Business Council Board of Directors unanimously approved an economic disaster declaration and up to $5,396,750 in loans for sugar beet growers in northwest Wyoming and a $141,859 bridge loan for a Cheyenne recycling company during a special call-in meeting on Thursday, Aug. 3.
The Wyoming Business Council has grant money available to help small businesses, agricultural producers, nonprofits and local governments make energy efficiency improvements to their facilities.
Wyoming has the country’s largest share of good jobs for workers without a four-year degree, according to a Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce report recently released.
Anyone interested in finding money to clean up abandoned buildings, junkyards or other potentially contaminated buildings so those properties can contribute jobs, revenue and services to the community is welcome to attend a free, two-day seminar about the federal brownfields cleanup program Aug. 23-24 at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Community Conference Center.
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