The State’s population is showing its third year of decline.
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AARP Report Suggests Wyoming Getting Older, Faster Than Much of the Nation
A report released by the AARP says that Wyoming’s population is aging at a faster rate than the rest of the nation. On top of that, the state is losing younger people who could work in caregiver positions that will inevitably see more demand as the population ages. The report says that combination will eventually […]
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Wyoming grows older; energy downturn partly to blame
U.S. Census figures indicate that Wyoming’s population is getting older.
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Wyoming population declines again, for 2017
Wyoming’s decline rate was the steepest in the nation
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Economic Analysis Division Warns of Possible Labor Shortage Resulting From Quickly Aging Population
The aging of Wyoming’s population has picked up speed, and the pace was one of the fastest in the country. This, according to a statement released by the State of Wyoming
Economic Analysis Division.
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Census: Cheyenne and Evansville Gain, Casper Loses Residents
After a loss of nearly 1,000 residents, Casper’s total population dropped below the 60,000 mark again in 2016.
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State Reports Fewer Births, Marriages, Deaths
2016 was a year that saw fewer births across the state.
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Wyoming Population Shrinks, First Time Since 1990
Natrona, Hot Springs, and Platte counties also experienced a decline of 1.4 percent, each.