Three Crowns Golf Course

Three Crowns keeps losing money, and the Amoco Reuse Agreement Board keeps subsidizing it.

In order to deal with a decade of multimillion dollar losses at the Three Crowns golf course on the former Amoco refinery property, people need to talk more.

The Three Crowns golf course was the best option for the former Amoco refinery site, and replacing it would be costly, said the chairman of the joint powers board that oversees the area's development.

The board that oversees the development of the former Amoco refinery property spent $540,965 to underwrite the Three Crowns golf course in the fiscal year ending June 30, according to its most recent audit presented at the board's meeting Wednesday.

Tom Morton, Townsquare Media  The Three Crowns Golf Course continues to bleed money on the site of the former Amoco refinery.

The board that oversees the development of the former Amoco refinery and tank farm properties expects to make $4.2 million during its new fiscal year, according to its budget adopted last week. That net income for the Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board is derived from $6.9 million...

The booming energy industry gives hope for the board that oversees the former Amoco refinery and tank farm sites. The businesses that support oil and gas development need land to establish or expand their operations And the Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board has the ready-to-go land they need, chairman Bryce Row said...

The Three Crowns Golf Course on the former Amoco refinery site has lost, and continues to lose, hundreds of thousands of dollars a year since it opened in 2005. The Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board, which oversees the development of the site now known as the Platte River Commons, has subsidized the course from the limited funds it has to last until the end of the century...

TAC*ONE Consulting’s “Warrior Classic” Golf Tournament to be held June 18th, 2011 at Three Crowns Golf Club. Proceeds will go directly to two Wyoming Police Officers who were injured while on duty in 2010 as well as Fire/EMS Charity...

The source of oil sheen on the North Platte River that appeared last month between Casper and Evansville is still being sought. Keith Guille, for the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality says, the DEQ, along with BP, are focusing on a wall that was installed about 10 years ago at the sight of the old Amoco refinery where the Three Crowns Golf Course is now located. That wall, described as v