Wyoming
The Big Boy Is Coming Back To McDonald's In Wyoming
It’s a classic burger, that made it’s debut in Pennsylvania in 1967.
Many would say that it’s the burger that put McDonald’s on the map and the first time we ordered it, that’s the moment we stepped up the the next level. Not a Happy Meal kid anymore…
You’re now a BIG MAC Kid!
“Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun.
The jingle rings in my head every time I see a picture of the iconic burger. If you haven’t heard that jingle in a while, there’s a video you need to watch below.
Every once in a while, McDonald’s likes to surprise their customers, by bringing back a special menu item. Like the McRib, it’s only around for a while and when you eat one it brings back great memories.
Get ready for Wednesday January 24th, that’s when McDonald’s restaurants all over the state of Wyoming will be bringing back the DOUBLE BIG MAC & DOUBLE BACON BIG MAC.
The Big Boy Is Coming Back To McDonald’s In Wyoming
Would you look at that!
The Big Mac Jingle will be changing to
“4 All-Beef Patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun….and maybe add some bacon”
The last time the fast food giant had the Double Big Mac on the menu, it was 2020, which was a weird year. Hope this doesn’t mean that things are going to get weird again.
Get ready for January 24th when the Big Mac gets even bigger, for a limited time anyway.
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RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Wyoming officials are reminding travelers to be prepared for high winds this summer, especially those driving or towing recreational vehicles.
The Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources and the Wyoming Department of Transportation are encouraging outdoor enthusiasts to plan ahead and stay informed about weather conditions before hitting the road. Officials said highways such as Interstate 25, Interstate 80 and U.S. 287 frequently experience strong wind gusts that can create dangerous driving conditions for high-profile vehicles.
Vehicles most vulnerable during high-wind events include motorhomes, fifth-wheel and bumper-pull trailers, toy haulers, rooftop tent vehicles and passenger vehicles towing campers, boats or utility trailers.
Wyoming transportation officials may impose travel restrictions or temporarily close roads to certain vehicles during severe wind events.
Travelers are encouraged to check road conditions at wyoroad.info or by calling 511 before departing and to build flexibility into their travel plans. Officials also recommend securing external gear and understanding how wind conditions may impact their specific vehicle setup.
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Wyoming hospitals will soon get their funding from the 5-year Rural Health Transformation Program, but for now they’ve been told to focus on the first year only.
Recently all hospital leaders met the Director of the Wyoming State Department of Health, to get more details of the $10-billion that the state will receive from the program, between Federal Fiscal Years 2026 and 2030, which starts on the first day of October each year.
Funds will be distributed by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
According to Sheridan Memorial Hospital President and CEO Mike McCafferty, part of a proposal from the state to the CMS was rejected.
“In their original submission to CMS, they allowed for a concept called the perpetuity fund, which would put funds away for a longer period of time than the 5 years allocated within the Rural Health Transformation Fund guidance and apparently CMS didn’t like that concept.”
McCafferty adds the new plan for the first federal fiscal year is that the state will focus on the first $205-million of the funding, which must be allocated to Wyoming hospitals by the end of October 2026 and used by the end of October 2027.
The other 4 years are to be announced.
The WY Department of Health will start receiving proposals from hospitals as early as next month.
Sheridan Memorial Hospital is currently working on its proposal.
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