One of reasons I have such affection for Powell, even now more than two decades since our departure, is your local fire department.
First, perhaps a bit of background.
I arrived in your …
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By Steve Moseley
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12/7/23
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We’re told to take vitamin C, quercetin, zinc, and vitamin D this time of year. These nutrients are linked to an increase in the efficiency of our immune systems, helping us to steer clear of …
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By Heather Jones
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12/7/23
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As winter’s chill settles in, the change in weather brings new challenges for respiratory health. Dr. Tara Leigh Taylor, an esteemed pulmonologist at Cody Regional Health, is on a mission to …
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By Ashley Trudo
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12/7/23
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Let me just say I love Christmas music, around Christmas time that is, and I love the classics. It has to be crooners and most assuredly it is not Mariah Carey. I enjoy the trees, lights and the …
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By Miles McNair
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12/7/23
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In recent years, medical spas, like True Body Medical Spa, have emerged as holistic wellness hubs, offering cutting-edge solutions for individuals seeking effective and sustainable weight loss. One …
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By Betsey Neddermyer
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12/7/23
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On Nov. 30, I will have officially owned my own home for one year and boy has it been a good one. There have been so many wonderful memories made in the last year and there is no better feeling than …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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12/5/23
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Revulsion. Outside the United States and Western Europe, the world has largely turned away in revulsion from the Israeli response to the Hamas attack in early October and from us, its American …
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By Pat Stuart
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12/5/23
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At the second meeting of the year for the Wyoming High School Activities Association, on Halloween, the board approved a measure that will see the 35-second shot clock introduced into 3A and 4A …
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By Seth Romsa
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11/30/23
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My fondest memories of Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays with family always include turkey legs. I often flash back to my adolescent pre-meal dreams when Mom would leave the meat on the bone and …
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By Mark Davis
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11/30/23
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The Powell Library is launching a Storywalk at Homesteader Park. Join us Friday, Dec. 1 from 1-3 p.m., as we hold a ribbon cutting and unveil the Storywalk for the community.
Stop by the …
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By Karen Horner
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11/30/23
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I texted my kids yesterday, “I don’t try to be annoying, it’s just a gift from God. I’m thinking I’ll bestow my talent on you this Christmas.” One son shot back, …
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By Trena Eiden
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11/30/23
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This year will be my 53rd Christmas. One thing that has intrigued me for some years now is how certain words are used in Christmas sermons, on decorations, cards, signs and Christmas …
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By Tim Morrow
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11/30/23
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I wrote of my lone trip to Deep Lake, but I think it’s time I visit there again. Not physically — I’m diametrically opposed to walking anywhere out of cable TV range — but in …
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By Doug Blough
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11/28/23
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Last week I fulfilled my constitutional duty when I submitted a balanced budget proposal for the next two years. Consistent with my approach since taking office, I presented a fiscally conservative …
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By Mark Gordon
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11/28/23
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W e all have needs: Food, water and shelter are some of the things that come to mind for basic needs. Turkey, stuffing, yams, pie crust and pumpkin pie filling were most likely on your list of items …
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11/24/23
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I n Wyoming, there is a growing schism between people on the same side of the political aisle. This divide focuses on the differences between self-described “traditional Republicans,” …
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11/24/23
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The very word ‘style,’ when applied to the world of fashion, seems to have acquired a new definition. Style once meant the elaborately beautiful creations worn in classic movies
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11/24/23
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In May of 2016 I was a junior, already afraid of graduation because I didn’t know what I wanted to be when I grew up. I was terrified and anxious, more so than usual at least.
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By Braden Schiller
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11/21/23
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Recently one of our offspring texted to ask if we were hosting Thanksgiving this year. I texted back, “I’m not sure because I’m cooking for a public event that day. I think …
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By Trena Eiden
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11/21/23
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It is hard to be optimistic about the state of politics in our nation. Both in Washington and Wyoming, we are faced with many problems and few solutions. Elected officials refuse to work …
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By Khale Lenhart
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11/21/23
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