Goshen County

Rare book specialists estimate the preserved volumes could be worth millions of dollars, celebrating the university's careful preservation of Western history.

A tiny settlement in Goshen County, Wyoming, is proving that small-town pride runs deep through the High Plains.

A feature published Sunday by Cowboy State Daily highlights Jay Em, where wild turkeys are often outnumbering the town's fifteen residents.

Descendants of founder Lake Harris have spent decades preserving historic buildings, including an operating post office and a stone cutting shop, keeping the historic ranching crossroads from fading into a ghost town.

But then in our smaller, more rural counties, especially on the eastern side, they actually saw decreased property tax revenue.

So like Goshen County, which has a population of like 1500 people, it's probably a little bit bigger than that, but not by much.

Yeah, they've actually seen a 15% decrease in property tax revenue.

So