* Are you willing to work with our team and our customers? You will be required to complete and submit a questionnaire. When the first issue of the Daily Boomerang came off of Bill Nye’s “lemon squeezer” press, March 11, 1881, it is unlikely that either he or his friends and backers in the Republican Party anticipated that over 100 years later their addition to the Fourth Estate would continue to flourish, and even become the “alma mater” of many noted journalists. He edited the newspaper for a company and published it in the loft over a livery stable. “A sign at the foot of the stairs leading to the loft directed visitors to the newspaper by saying, ‘Twist the gray mule’s tail and take the elevator.’ “Nye named the paper the Boomerang; a name also held by his mule, because, Nye said, ‘I never know where he is going to strike.’ Enjoy all that Wyoming has to offer - from cowboy boots to hiking shoes and mountain bikes.
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