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New $70 Million Evansville Plant Making Generators To Meet Surging Need For Power
EVANSVILLE — At any given time, Mesa Power Solutions Director of Assembly Josh Wilson can hear six music tunes in the company’s new $70 million, 220,000-square-foot plant in Evansville. That’s because each area along the company’s newest assembly line in Natrona County is blaring its station of choice,...
Newser
Best, Worst Places to Retire in the US
That Florida has the top three cities in a new ranking of the best places for retirees is maybe not too much of a surprise. But Casper, Wyoming, as No. 5? WalletHub declares it so, with the city's high rating on affordability (No. 3 overall) a key factor. The site crunches other factors including activities, quality of life, and health care to rank more than 180 metro areas. The best and worst, with California cities common in the latter category: Top cities for retirees Orlando, Florida, 63.38 overall scoreMiami, Florida, 59.4Tampa, Florida, 59.29Scottsdale, Arizona, 58.87Casper, Wyoming, 58....
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Casper approves use of tax increment financing for downtown hotel project
CASPER, Wyo. — After approving the urban renewal project for the planned C.H. Bixby Hotel in August, the Casper City Council on Tuesday approved the urban renewal development agreement and use of tax increment financing for the project. The agreement outlines the financial terms for the construction of a...
glenrockind.com
Rolling Cedar, LLC: ‘We are not attached to any data centers, we’re just a power plant’
New natural gas-fired plant in the works, estimated to employ 427 at peak, then 15 full time permanent jobs when completed. Rolling Cedar LLC’s Rolling Cedar Power Plant Project, a partnership developed between 8 Rivers (of Durham, North Carolina) and Kindle Energy (of Princeton, New Jersey), will not be supplying any data centers with the electricity they create once the project is up and running, according to 8 Rivers President / CEO Damian Beauchamp.
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Weed & Pest urges producers to watch for invasive weeds in drought hay deliveries
Weed & Pest urges producers to watch for invasive weeds in drought hay deliveries. As more hay is brought into Wyoming and moved around due to drought feed relief, the spread of noxious weeds becomes a real threat. The Wyoming Weed & Pest Council and the Wyoming Association of Conservation...