Wyoming Business Council

The future of Cody Labs could be in question as it's founder and former CEO Richard Asherman is no longer with the company.

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A $5.4 million grant for Laramie to build the Cirrus Sky Technology Park was approved on a 3-to-1 vote by the State Loan and Investment Board on Thursday in Cheyenne. It is the largest Community Readiness Grant in the history of the Wyoming Business Council

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Governor Matt Mead addressed attendees of the first Wyoming Broadband Summit today. Over 200 people attended the event in Cheyenne, which the Governor, U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis, the Wyoming Business Council and LINK Wyoming co-sponsored.

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Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or "SNAP", will be able to use those funds for fresh food purchased at some farmers markets around Wyoming this summer.

Kim Porter, for the Wyoming Business Council says the council is offering financial assistance to markets willing to take the steps necessary to accept SNAP vouchers

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The young people of Midwest will have a new and larger youth center to grow into in the not too distance future.

Thanks to exhaustive fund raising by adults who care, the town now has about $870,000 in grant money to build the much needed amenity in a town that has few

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Microsoft has agreed to invest up to $112 million dollars to build a new data center near Cheyenne. The project may break ground by early summer.

Governor Matt Mead made the announcement today. Here's an excerpt from what he had to say

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About 100 new affordable housing units coming to the town of Mills has officials there excited.  Mills Mayor, Tanise Lavering says $500,000 from the Wyoming Business Council makes important infrastructure improvements possible, namely the widening and extension of South 3rd Avenue

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The Child Care Facility Loan program through the Wyoming Business Council is designed to help providers upgrade things like, plumbing, handicap access or lighting.

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Happy with your Internet connection? Are your down load times fast enough for your needs?

Wyoming residents are being asked to to help identify broadband gaps around the state.

LinkWYOMING is a statewide initiative funded through a 2009 federal grant to map broadband access and Melinda Johnson, with the Wyoming Business Council, is project specialist on a survey that's gone out to gather input from business and the general public on Internet speeds

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