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Bring Severance Tax Rates Into State Budget Discussions Bring Severance Tax Rates Into State Budget Discussions Hikes should be part of an overall review of revenues and tax investments By...
RIK’s Wyoming Connections Since Royalty in Kind became a priority for the oil and gas industry in the late 1990s, a handful of ...
Royalty in Kind vs. Royalty in Value? - The $290,024,880 Question State Received $290,024,880 in 2008 from Troubled Royalty in Kind Program. Gov Dave Wants Review.
“No Easy Answers” for Wyoming Economy Sheridan— In an interview with WyoFile, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig recommend Wyoming wean itself from...
Teton County Tops Party Leaderships, Petersen Heads Dems, Vaughan GOP When it comes to running for statewide office in Wyoming, hailing from tony Teton County can be a voter turnoff. Just...
Green River Diversion Plan A Big Rip-Off Of Wyoming In dry Wyoming, it has been said that water is more precious than gold. If this is true, recent efforts by...
  • Bring Severance Tax Rates Into State Budget Discussions1June 22, 2009

    Bring Severance Tax Rates Into State Budget Discussions

    Bring Severance Tax Rates Into State Budget Discussions Hikes should be part of an overall review of revenues and tax investments By...
  • RIK’s Wyoming Connections0June 16, 2009

    RIK’s Wyoming Connections

    Since Royalty in Kind became a priority for the oil and gas industry in the late 1990s, a handful of ...
  • Royalty in Kind vs. Royalty in Value? - The $290,024,880 Question0June 15, 2009

    Royalty in Kind vs. Royalty in Value? - The $290,024,880 Question

    State Received $290,024,880 in 2008 from Troubled Royalty in Kind Program. Gov Dave Wants Review.
  • “No Easy Answers” for Wyoming Economy2June 15, 2009

    “No Easy Answers” for Wyoming Economy

    Sheridan— In an interview with WyoFile, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig recommend Wyoming wean itself from...
  • Teton County Tops Party Leaderships, Petersen Heads Dems, Vaughan GOP0May 19, 2009

    Teton County Tops Party Leaderships, Petersen Heads Dems, Vaughan GOP

    When it comes to running for statewide office in Wyoming, hailing from tony Teton County can be a voter turnoff. Just...
  • Green River Diversion Plan A Big Rip-Off Of Wyoming0April 20, 2009

    Green River Diversion Plan A Big Rip-Off Of Wyoming

    In dry Wyoming, it has been said that water is more precious than gold. If this is true, recent efforts by...
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