County attorney reviewing casino-style games in local establishments
The Carbon County Attorney’s office is reviewing an option from the Wyoming Attorney General’s Office declaring video “skill games” illegal under state gambling laws. The County Attorney’s office has been presented with an argument from American Amusement, the vendor who brought the casino-style games to four local towns. Based on the review, the county attorney will determine whether the games should be removed from area bars and other businesses. Emma Diercks reports.
Rawlins hospital board develops new management plan
The board of Trustees of Memorial Hospital held a special meeting Wednesday to come up with an alternative plan to end a standoff with the county commissioners over the future of the medical facility. In Rawlins, following a lengthy executive session, the trustees announced they have a new plan, but did not reveal any details. Cali O’Hare reports.
Saratoga officials approve RV park ordinance
The Saratoga Town Council passed its third and final reading of the new RV park ordinance despite one councilman arguing that it puts the Saratoga Lake Campground out of compliance. Emma Diercks has the story.
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