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LEGO On The Plains: Why A Family In LaGrange, Wyoming (Pop. 372) Started A LEGO Store
LaGRANGE — Before they ever see the neon-yellow store with neat red trim in downtown LaGrange, Wyoming, many customers have just about talked themselves out of the trip. “It seems impossible,” the customers who do walk into the Wyoming Brickworks store tell its co-owner, Linnea Dix. “I thought maybe it would be like a shelf of LEGOs or something.”
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Black Hills to build 564 MW of new gas, manage 2.1 GW microgrid for Google data center in Wyoming
Google’s next big data center needs serious power. Black Hills Corp. is bringing the turbines — and a $1.8 billion investment — to Cheyenne, Wyoming. The South Dakota-based utility holding company would build 564 MW of new natural gas-fired generation, while managing about 2.1 GW of third-party resources to serve Google’s planned data center load. Black Hills said the project would draw on a total resource mix of about 2.7 GW, including reserve margins and excluding transmission expansion.
cowboystatedaily.com
‘Nothing Good About It’: Neighbors Don't Want Rural Power Plant North Of Cheyenne
Neighbors call it the Horse Creek project, but a Black Hills Energy spokesperson told Cowboy State Daily the natural gas and battery storage plant planned north of Cheyenne is informally known as the Prairie West Energy Complex. The confusion over its name is just the beginning of the many ways...
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Planning Commission delays generator code overhaul: utilities asked to weigh in
The Cheyenne Planning Commission postponed a vote on tighter rules for on-site power generation after regulators said key utility companies had not been fully consulted. The delay leaves a proposed rewrite of the city’s Unified Development Code unresolved at a time when data centers and other heavy electricity users are increasingly turning to on-site generation.
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Navajo environmentalists were offered money to drop opposition to energy project
Leave a tip: [email protected] Clements is a state government reporter for Wyoming Public Media based in Laramie. He came to WPM from KSJD Radio in Cortez, Colorado, where he reported on Indigenous affairs, drought, and local politics in the Four Corners region. Before that, he graduated with a degree in English (Creative Writing) from Arizona State University. Chris's news stories have been featured on NPR's Weekend Edition and hourly newscasts, as well as on WBUR's Here & Now and National Native News.
Daily Energy Insider
Black Hills plans $1.8B investment to serve planned Google data center in Wyoming
Black Hills Corp. said Oct. 6 it has signed long-term agreements to provide energy services for a planned Google data center in Cheyenne, Wyo., with… The post Black Hills plans $1.8B investment to serve planned Google data center in Wyoming appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .
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Cheyenne free CNA training enrolls single mothers: fast track to nursing jobs
Cheyenne single mothers seeking steady work in the healthcare field have a new, no-cost pathway into certified jobs — and the first information sessions are scheduled for late August. The short program promises testing, credentialing and tailored job placement to connect participants with roles across hospitals, clinics, long-term care and home health services.
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The Story Starts in the Field: Inside Loveland’s Root Shoot Malting
Every great pint and every pour of whiskey starts somewhere. For a growing number of Colorado brewers and distillers, that somewhere is a family farm in Loveland. Root Shoot Malting grows its own barley, wheat, rye and corn at Olander Farms, then turns that grain into award-winning craft malt in a malthouse right on the property. The Olander family has farmed in Loveland for five generations, and in 2016, Todd Olander launched Root Shoot to keep the farm’s grain connected to the people who brew and distill with it. Today, that malt finds its way into beer and spirits across Colorado and beyond, including the family’s own Root Shoot Spirits, whose American Single Malt Whiskey was named Spirit of the Year at the 2026 London Spirits Competition.