WyoTech

Kaygen Bogle said, "My family has always worked on cars, and we spend Sunday mornings watching car-building shows like the ones Jessi starred in. WyoTech offers everything I want in a school. This is a hands-on learning environment, and I didn't want the 'normal' college experience. I wanted to be with students like me."

Last week, WyoTech acquired 70 acres of land on Venture Drive with the hopes of expanding their campus

On August 27th, 2019, Jessi Combs took to the Alvord Desert again with the intention of breaking her own land speed record. Unfortunately, she was killed in an accident on the track. She was 39.

Mathis says he's pleased with the school's finances and its expected enrollment growth.

Several topics were part of the monthly “Monday’s With The Mayor” series during the “Laramie Live on KOWB” radio morning show last Thursday.

The future of WyoTech was secured after DBJJDM Enterprises, led by Jim Mathis, completed the purchase of WyoTech on Monday, July 2.

Gov. Matt Mead authorized a loan Monday of up to $5 million to DBJJDM Enterprises for the operation of WyoTech in Laramie.

A footnote in House Bill No. 1, which was delivered to Gov. Matt Mead Wednesday, includes language that would allow a private or public entity to assume WyoTech operations.