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Lawmakers pressed Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell on specific funding requests and results that the agency has produced in Wyoming as they once again consider a complete elimination, or rework, of the WBC.
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Cut, questioned… or cut for good? Lawmakers dig into the future of the Wyoming Business Council

Lawmakers pressed Wyoming Business Council CEO Josh Dorrell on specific funding requests and results that the agency has produced in Wyoming as…

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