AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSmall-Business Support: Rock Springs’ free Brewed for Business workshop returns Nov. 10, offering local owners financial guidance and connections to Wyoming Small Business Development Center resources. Hiring Challenges: Johnson County employers say they struggle to find workers; the state counted just 105 unemployed among the county’s 4,368-person workforce in September, even as Wyoming is projected to add 28,000 jobs by 2034. Major Investment: Cheyenne is being considered for a proposed $4.7 billion fertilizer plant intended to help supply the Western U.S. Energy Transition: Kemmerer’s coal mine is set to close in 2029, pushing Wyoming’s soda ash industry to seek a new fuel source. Rural Health: Wyoming has started awarding funds from a $205 million federal program, with support planned for rural hospitals, first responders and workforce programs.
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