My Blog

Legal Disclaimer: The following reflects my personal opinions and observations under the First Amendment. Readers are encouraged to review the public record and draw their own conclusions.

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Part 1 – The Tulsa Townsite, County Cash & the Lincoln Star ISD

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Part 2 - Lincoln Star ISD: Power, Parcels & Public Funds

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Part 3 - TriSight’s $500,000 Problem: The Lawsuit Buried Beneath Lincoln County’s Promises

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Part 4 - Whose “Economic Development” Is This, Anyway?

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Part 5 - Oyster Bluffs: How Lincoln County Was Folded into the Energy Corridor

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Part 6 - “Title 18 Ain’t Title 39: A Love Letter to Nuclear Tax Breaks from Lincoln County’s Chief of Staff”

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Part 7 - In Partnership With Lincoln County? The TriSight Story Gets Complicated

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Part 8 - The Rail Question No One Is Asking in Wyoming

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Part 9 - Almost Ready: Following the Canyon Road Trail

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Part 10 - The Canyon Road Story

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Part 11 - Canyon Road, CUBY, and the Question Kemmerer and Lincoln County Must Answer

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Part 12 - Five Years of TriSight: When “Open for Business” Means Open for Wishful Thinking

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My Blog

Part 1 – The Tulsa Townsite, County Cash & the Lincoln Star ISD

Part 2 - Lincoln Star ISD: Power, Parcels & Public Funds

Part 3 - TriSight’s $500,000 Problem: The Lawsuit Buried Beneath Lincoln County’s Promises

Part 4 - Whose “Economic Development” Is This, Anyway?

Part 5 - Oyster Bluffs: How Lincoln County Was Folded into the Energy Corridor

Part 6 - “Title 18 Ain’t Title 39: A Love Letter to Nuclear Tax Breaks from Lincoln County’s Chief of Staff”

Part 7 - In Partnership With Lincoln County? The TriSight Story Gets Complicated

Part 8 - The Rail Question No One Is Asking in Wyoming

Part 9 - Almost Ready: Following the Canyon Road Trail

Part 10 - The Canyon Road Story

Part 11 - Canyon Road, CUBY, and the Question Kemmerer and Lincoln County Must Answer

Part 12 - Five Years of TriSight: When “Open for Business” Means Open for Wishful Thinking

Part 13 - Lincoln Star ISD Gets Another Hearing as Questions Swirl Around TriSight, Public Financing, and Data Center Plans