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CHUCK GRAY, WYOMING SECRETARY OF STATE

As the 68th Legislature convenes for the 2025 General Session on January 14th, Secretary of State Chuck Gray welcomes all legislators to Cheyenne. As previously announced in a press conference in December, Secretary Gray reiterated a conservative election integrity reform agenda in the following key areas, and more: 

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Governor Mark Gordon

Governor Mark Gordon highlighted Wyoming’s leadership and innovation in energy, natural resource management, education and economic development, during his State of the State address today.

By K.J. Schricker

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

At the January town council meeting, Encampment Mayor Shannon Fagan swore in Susan Munson for their two year term as this inaugural year keeps building up to the grand finale.

By K.J. Schricker

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

Linda Brown, Lisa Lorenz and Mark Helwick were all sworn in at January 9, 2025 town council meeting by Riverside Mayor Leroy Stephenson. All three council members then took their seats at the table.

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Medicine Bow Fire Department

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CHUCK GRAY, WYOMING SECRETARY OF STATE

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CHUCK GRAY, WYOMING SECRETARY OF STATE

On Tuesday, January 14th at 12:00 p.m., Secretary of State Chuck Gray will call the Wyoming House of Representatives to order and address the House as part of its Opening Session. Secretary Gray served in the House for three terms, from 2017-2022.

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Mira Miller, Community Relations/PIO, 

City of Rawlins, Wyoming

At 8:25pm on Monday, Jan 13th, 2025 an armed robbery was reported at the Stinker Store at 302 Airport Road, Rawlins,

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

Governor Mark Gordon rejected legislation in March of 2024 that would have done away with most gun-free zones in Wyoming and would have allowed people with concealed carry permits to bring firearms into most public spaces overseen by the state.

By Mike Armstrong

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

In a milestone start to the new year, the Board of Carbon County Commissioners (BOCCC) convened Tuesday at Sinclair Town Hall for its first meeting of 2025. Among the significant decisions was the election of officers, with Commissioner Travis Moore chosen as chairman and newly elected Gwen Bartlett named vice chairman.

By Dana Davis

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

2024 was a year of transformation and resilience in Carbon County. As the community celebrated local achievements, and faced challenges head-on, these key stories defined the year and shaped the region’s future. Here’s a look back at some of the moments that made headlines and brought the county together.

January

By Dana Davis

Reporter, Carbon County Comet

New and returning faces marked fresh starts the first Saratoga Town Council meeting of the year on January 7, where three councilmembers officially began their terms. Mayor Chuck Davis administered the oath of office to Bub Barkhurst, Mike Cooley, and Cory Oxford, setting the stage for what promises to be an active year in local governance.

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Secretary of State, Chuck Gray

On January 8th, Secretary Gray issued a statement regarding his vote of support on rules before the State Building Commission and information that was provided to the State Building Commission regarding those rules.  The State Building Commission is made up of the Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, and Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Press Release

Secretary of State, Chuck Gray

As the 68th Legislature convenes for the 2025 General Session on January 14th, Secretary of State Chuck Gray welcomes all legislators to Cheyenne. As previously announced in a press conference in December, Secretary Gray reiterated a conservative election integrity reform agenda in the following key areas, and more:

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CHUCK GRAY, WYOMING SECRETARY OF STATE