Wyoming COVID-19 & Energy Town Hall on Wake Up Wyoming June 26th

Wake Up Wyoming is hosting the next 'town hall' series as we address the various impacts of COVID-19 on Wyoming. Last program was a four-hour feature focusing on th impacts the virus has had on education in Wyoming - packed with notable guests, including Governor Mark Gordon, WY Superintendent, Jillian Balow, Kathy Vetter, President of Wyoming Education Association and other officials and experts – moderated by WUW host Glenn Woods, and News Director Nick Learned.

The June 26th town hall will focus on the impact the virus has had on energy industry in Wyoming and what the future may look like. This edition's guests include:

Governor Mark Gordon
Senator John Barrasso
Dr. Robert Godby, Director For Energy Economics & Public Policies Center, UW
Pete Obermueller, President of the Petroleum Association of Wyoming
Travis Deti, Exec. Director of Wyoming Mining Association
Sharon Fain and David Eskelsen – Rocky Mountain Power
Kit Jennings - Energy Exposition
Peter Wold - Wold Energy
Bill Thompson, Jonah Bank
Oil and Gas Commissioner Mark Watson
TBD with Workforce Services
Dr. Mark Dowell, WMC
Kim Proffit , Unita County Health Dept nurse manager

Tune into KOWB-AM1290, KOWB1290.com, or the KOWB app Friday morning 6am-10am.

Wyoming COVID-19 & Energy Town Hall is sponsored by Enyo Renewable Energy.

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