Those of us who are Wyoming-born residents relish the fact that we live in the least-populated state in the nation. As our former governor Mike Sullivan often said, we are a medium-sized city with really long streets. We have far more antelope, deer and elk than people, and quite honestly, we really like it that way. We have a lot of slogans: The Equality State (for being the first to grant women suffrage, having the first woman justice of the peace); the Cowboy State (lots of reasons for th


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