The Easter bunny is not the only thing hopping around Washakie County! Local Worland businesses are teaming up to offer local shoppers a chance to win big with the first annual Spring Hop ‘N Shop. Danielle Earl of Rocky Mountain Framing and Sarah Kluver from HASCO are at it again working with local businesses and local shoppers to have some fun supporting our hometown economy just in time for Mother’s Day, Graduation and Father’s Day. You’ll hear all about it!
Then stay tuned for an inside look at the recent legislative budget session through the eyes of House District 27’s Representative Martha Lawley. She explains the property tax bills passed that will help many of our Wyoming citizens save dollars in these challenging times without cutting the needed funds that help our cities, counties and towns keep the lights on.
Martha talks about important bills for education and parental rights, highlights just how all 11.8 billion dollars of the state budget are allocated and talks about her disappointment for Governor Gordon’s veto choices.
Finally, you’ll hear an update as of Tuesday March 26, 2 PM about the possibility of a special legislative session to over-turn the Governor’s vetoes.
You will want to keep this one handy for future reference.
“Way to Represent!” Representative Lawley! Thanks for your service to the citizens of House District 27!
WDA looks forward to bringing you Hometown Matters each week and we appreciate you stopping by. Find Hometown Matters on your favorite podcast platform. Visit Washakie Development.com or check us out on Facebook.
The Easter bunny is not the only thing hopping around Washakie County! Local Worland businesses are teaming up to offer local shoppers a chance to win big with the first annual Spring Hop ‘N Shop. Danielle Earl of Rocky Mountain Framing and Sarah Kluver from HASCO are at it again working with local businesses and local shoppers to have some fun supporting our hometown economy just in time for Mother’s Day, Graduation and Father’s Day. You’ll hear all about it!
Then stay tuned for an inside look at the recent legislative budget session through the eyes of House District 27’s Representative Martha Lawley. She explains the property tax bills passed that will help many of our Wyoming citizens save dollars in these challenging times without cutting the needed funds that help our cities, counties and towns keep the lights on.
Martha talks about important bills for education and parental rights, highlights just how all 11.8 billion dollars of the state budget are allocated and talks about her disappointment for Governor Gordon’s veto choices.
Finally, you’ll hear an update as of Tuesday March 26, 2 PM about the possibility of a special legislative session to over-turn the Governor’s vetoes.
You will want to keep this one handy for future reference.
“Way to Represent!” Representative Lawley! Thanks for your service to the citizens of House District 27!
WDA looks forward to bringing you Hometown Matters each week and we appreciate you stopping by. Find Hometown Matters on your favorite podcast platform. Visit Washakie Development.com or check us out on Facebook.