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I believe government should solve problems the same way Wyoming families and businesses do: use common sense, make the most of what you have, and be accountable for every dollar you spend.\ Here's what that looks like. By 2011, Bell Nob Golf Course was spending more than $350,000 every year on treated drinking water just to irrigate grass. That wasn't sustainable, and it wasn't the best use of taxpayer dollars. We already had two wells on the property. The problem was that ne

"These are candidates who are committed to funding Wyoming’s critical institutions and infrastructure. We know there is healthy debate to be had about the right funding levels, property tax reform, and many other factors. We believe these candidates are committed to doing what is best for Wyoming today and into the future!" - CSRFW

Day 2: Protect Our Back, Coal Country Campbell County doesn't just produce coal. We produce opportunity. Every mile-long coal train leaving the Powder River Basin before sunrise represents thousands of people getting up before dawn, putting in an honest day's work, and providing the energy that keeps America running. Here at home, coal has done more than power the nation. It has built our schools, paved our roads, funded our parks, supported our first responders, and created

Last night's Wright Community Candidate Forum was a great reminder of what makes Campbell County such a special place. Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend, ask thoughtful questions, and be engaged in the future of our community. An informed and involved electorate is essential to keeping Wyoming strong. I'd also like to thank the organizers and volunteers who worked hard to host a respectful, well-run event. Opportunities like this allow voters to hear directly

Day 1: Respectable Government I call it the 80/20 Rule. In Wyoming, we agree on about 80 percent of the issues. Yet too often, the Legislature spends most of its time fighting over the other 20 percent. "We need to focus on the 80% that we all agree on and then hammer out the issues and move forward." I believe we should start where we agree, make meaningful progress, and then work through the tougher issues with honesty and respect. That's not avoiding disagreements, it's so

In Senate District 23, the Wyoming Mining Association has endorsed Dwayne Dillinger. “This endorsement is important to my family. My wife Danielle has been in the mining business for 24 years,” Dwayne said. “I look forward to protecting the mining industry and working to diversify and expand opportunities for Campbell County.” The WMA has been the voice of Wyoming mining since 1956, representing the men and women who produce the coal, trona, uranium, and rare earth minerals t