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Economic landscape discussed at latest Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce event
Cheyenne, Wyo. - On a bright and early Friday, October 16 morning The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce is served up an Economic Forecast Breakfast for its latest monthly event. Dan McIntosh, Wyoming Center for Business and Economic Analysis Director states, "actually a great opportunity to come out and talk...
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Wyoming prepares major power buildout for Google data center
Wyoming is preparing for a major electricity expansion as Black Hills Corp. moves to support a proposed Google data center in Cheyenne. The utility plans to invest $1.8 billion between 2027 and 2029, adding new generation capacity as technology companies race to secure enough power for increasingly demanding data center operations.
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Local economist: Economic growth boosts Wyoming revenue but strains household budgets
CHEYENNE — While Cheyenne’s economic growth is creating new jobs and generating additional revenue, rising fuel prices, housing costs and borrowing rates are putting pressure on households. Dan McIntosh, director of the Wyoming Center for Business and Economic Analysis at Laramie County Community College, spoke about the issue at a Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce breakfast at Little America Hotel and Resort on Friday. McIntosh began by comparing the economy to an airplane. He said airplanes have two engines, but they only need one to fly. For the economy, one engine represents economic growth, and the other represents household finances. “One engine is currently getting all the fuel,” McIntosh said. “And that’s the growth into our economy. … The other engine, that’s the household engine that’s paying the fuel prices at the pump, that’s paying the mortgage rate on the house. We need both of those engines healthy to have a healthy economy.” Rising costs strain households Oil prices have risen well above what forecasters expected a year ago, McIntosh said. They sit at approximately $97 per barrel — nearly double the $55 assumed in the state budget. Higher oil prices benefit Wyoming through increased energy revenue, but they also
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Cheyenne Couple Break Wyoming Pumpkin Growing Record With 2,224-Pound Whopper
Cheyenne pumpkin growers Andy and Amy Corbin broke Wyoming’s state record for the fourth consecutive time Saturday with a 2,224-pound pumpkin. The Corbins brought their record holder to the 2026 Annual Pumpkin Weigh-Off at the Fort Collins Nursery in Colorado. It’s the third time they've broken the state pumpkin record they set.
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AEP, Google ink 20-year agreement for large-load fuel cell generation project in Wyoming
American Electric Power (AEP) said Wednesday it will invest roughly $4 billion to advance a new 702-megawatt fuel cell generation project near Cheyenne, Wyo., under… The post AEP, Google ink 20-year agreement for large-load fuel cell generation project in Wyoming appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .
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Cheyenne Residents Say 16-Mile Power Line From Colorado Wind Farm Will Ruin Area
Cathy Yosten can sit on her deck with a cup of coffee and look out over a pasture, the same way she has for most of the 42 years she and her husband Keith have lived on their land outside Cheyenne. Now, she fears a high-power transmission line will soon...
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AEP to Build $4 Billion Fuel Cell Project to Supply Low-Carbon Power to Google
Ohio-based electric utility American Electric Power (AEP) announced a $4 billion investment to develop a 702 MW fuel cell power generation facility near Cheyenne, Wyoming, under a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Google, aimed at supporting the technology company’s growing energy needs in the region. Under the agreement,...
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Human Resources Manager - Laramie, WY
Located in southeastern Wyoming, Laramie is a vibrant small city of 32,284 residents that blends small-city affordability, university-town culture, and exceptional outdoor recreation. Home to the University of Wyoming, Laramie sits at 7,165 feet elevation along Interstate 80, about 50 miles west of Cheyenne. The city offers a strong sense of community pride with a full calendar of cultural events, historic downtown on the National Register, and easy access to the Snowy Range Mountains, Vedauwoo rock formations, and Medicine Bow National Forest for hiking, fishing, skiing, and mountain biking.
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Cheyenne Farmers Market is wrapping up for the season this weekend
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Every Saturday from August through mid-October, Frontier Park transforms into Cheyenne's seasonal "pop-up shopping mall" with fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade foods, and handcrafted products. For more than 30 years, the Cheyenne Farmers Market has been a community tradition and an important fundraiser for Community Action of...