Tag: Governor Mark Gordon
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon, pursuant to a Presidential Proclamation, has ordered both the U.S. and State of Wyoming flags be
Governor Gordon has written the following opinion piece on the planning process for the use of federal American Rescue Plan
CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s hospitals have sought additional support to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and the surge in hospitalized patients.
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon announced Thursday, September 16, that the State of Wyoming is seeking state management of grizzly
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon announced today a two-pronged plan to combat the federal overreach of the Biden Administration in proposing
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Arts Council is accepting nominations for the 2021 Governor’s Arts Awards. Any Wyoming citizen, organization, business or
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon has ordered both the U.S. and State of Wyoming flags be flown at half-staff statewide on
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon continues to lead planning efforts on how to most effectively invest in the future of Wyoming.
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon calls President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate an "unconstitutional overreach of executive power." Earlier today, President Biden
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon will join the Wyoming Veterans Commission on behalf of the Wyoming Military Department and other state
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon is taking steps to address staffing challenges at Wyoming healthcare facilities amidst a surge in COVID-19
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon has issued the following statement in response to the release of Rocky Mountain Power’s Integrated Resource
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon’s Colorado River Working Group will hold its first meeting from 9 a.m. to noon on September
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon has ordered both the U.S. and State of Wyoming flags to remain at half-staff through Monday, August
CHEYENNE — Governor Mark Gordon, pursuant to President Joe Biden's Proclamation, has ordered both the U.S. and State of Wyoming
CHEYENNE — As students return to classrooms across the state during a time of increasing numbers of COVID-19 infections, state leaders
