Certainly, Wyoming and Sublette County can use some economic development. And more, better paying, jobs can't hurt in bringing back Wyoming high school graduates. But it's important to note that right now a good percentage of them are staying because of our great quality of life. At some point, economic growth begins to impact quality of life. When that happens is different for each community, but it does happen.
Economic development means growth.
Growth means more people, and sometimes, more people can mean more problems. This is the approach Wyoming, and Sublette County, needs to take. We think we can do that here. 1 Contract for Both Clinics I applaud the Rural Health Care District Board for taking action this week and going to two-year contracts with the doctors at the clinics. But they should go a step farther, and put out for bid one two year contract to operate both clinics.