CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Governor Mark Gordon has appointed Nathaniel Hibben to be a Circuit Court Judge for the Eighth Judicial District serving Goshen County, Wyoming. Hibben’s appointment fills the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Randal Arp. Hibben is currently an attorney working in private practice and a Municipal Judge in the town of Torrington. He previously served as a public defender and as Deputy Goshen County Attorney. Hibben grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, received a B.S. in History from Iowa State University and graduated cum laude from Liberty University School of Law. Nathaniel, his wife Chelsea and his four children have lived in Torrington since 2009.

CHEYENNE, WY - The Wyoming Republican Party has received and accepted a letter from Richard George resigning from his position as National Committeeman, effective June 3rd, 2019.  

In Wyoming we are fortunate how our national delegation represents our interests so well. I was proud to see our own Liz Cheney take a stand on a Sunday morning show where she shone the light on the corruption surrounding the Mueller Investigation, “We had people that are at the highest levels of our law enforcement ... saying that they were going to stop a duly elected president of the United States. That sounds an awful lot like a coup and it could well be treason.”

Governor Mark Gordon is showing his intentions to fulfill his campaign promises. On the campaign trail Candidate Gordon spoke often of getting Wyoming’s financial house in order. Now, he’s not only outlined a plan to accomplish a budget made simpler, but added expectations and a plan to increase efficiency through our state agencies.  

On Monday June 3, 2019, state party Chairman W. Frank Eathorne was notified of the resignation of the state party’s National Committeeman, Richard George. This position will be filled by election of the Central Committee within 120 days, by Sep 30th.  WRP Bylaws Art VI.9.1 & 2.

© 2019 By Cassidy Newkirk Cassidy Newkirk, a young Wyoming artist, grew up with one foot in the Rock River ranching community and the other in her art, especially oil painting which she learned from her great-grandmother, which told the stories of the Wyoming ranch and livestock life around her. But it was another passion, military history and the experiences of her own family members in their military service, that motivated her to capture the unique, personal experiences of war.

Trace Atkins tribute to Arlington National Cemetery. More information: https://www.arlingtoncemetery.mil/#/  

Yesterday, the Wyoming Republican Party lost a good friend. Greg Schaefer passed away surrounded by his family in Gillette. The vice-president of external affairs for Arch Coal before his retirement, Greg was involved with the party for many years. He served as Wyoming’s National Committeeman to the Republican National Committee for eight years, and was our representative on the RNC Rules Committee. He represented Wyoming well and happily, always answering roll calls with a hearty “Go Pokes!” Rest in peace, Greg. You will be sorely missed by your large Republican family. P.C. Gillette News Record

"President Trump’s re-election team is building out its political infrastructure with a round of hires that underscores the importance the Midwest and Florida are expected to have in the 2020 election."The campaign has carved the nation into nine regions as it decides how best to spend its resources on contacting voters, motivating supporters and, eventually, getting them to the polls on Election Day, according to campaign officials. Each area will be overseen by a newly hired regional political director.