Thursday, the State Loan and Investment Board showed its support for the town of Lingle’s new proposed community center to the tune of $365,567.
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LINGLE – Thursday, the State Loan and Investment Board showed its support for the town of Lingle’s new proposed community center to the tune of $365,567.
In December, representatives from the town, Goshen County Economic Development Corporation, the Goshen County Commissioners, Benchmark and more, presented the community center proposal to the Wyoming Business Council board of directors in Cheyenne and received preliminary approval for the Community Enhancement grant.
On Jan. 18, local representatives headed back to Cheyenne for final approval.
“It went really well,” Lingle Clerk-Treasurer Michele Sussex said. “We presented our project, answered a few questions the SLIB board had and were awarded $365,567.”