Columns
491 results total, viewing 1 - 20
I’ve spent considerable time exploring human conflict in recent months.   My physical condition coupled with the precautions necessary to avoid becoming a COVID statistic have given … more
A new phenomenon is taking root here in Wyoming, where our rural nature and an independent spirit have long defined our political identity. The unmistakable influence of Washington D.C.-style … more
If you live on the north side of town, there is a high probability you’ve seen a domesticated dingo taking himself on a walkabout around the neighborhood. Well, not a real dingo, just … more
If someone has written a “How To” guide on living in town, I need to get a copy of it.  I have been a homeowner since the end of November 2022 and it has been such a great … more
An important bill in the budget session of the Wyoming Legislature is our own Powell Sen. Dan Laursen’s Senate File 106 that amends existing statutes concerning the Wyoming State Guard. On … more
Get used to disappointment.” That is what the Dread Pirate Roberts declared to Inigo Montoya and if we are not careful that can be our life's mantra. Often when we look at our circumstances, … more
In education, teachers often talk about planting a seed — skill sets or learning tools that help students become active and successful members of our society. If we give our students the … more
I was scrolling through social media this evening when I came across a headline that snagged my attention: “Judge Tosses Wyoming Attorney’s Attempt To Keep Trump, Lummis Off Ballot” … more
Gar decided he needed a colonoscopy. It had been 10 years since his last one and apparently, he enjoyed it and wanted a redo. In the past, if you wanted one and who wouldn’t, you called your … more
October is a colorful month of the year. Autumn colors are everywhere — orange, brown, green. But there is also a lot of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is a very important month … more
Our family started the Seder meal study a week ago because it celebrates the “peshah,” an Aramaic word meaning left behind. Peshah may be better known by many as the Passover. The … more
Researchers have been analyzing the impact that COVID-19 has had on animal shelter adoptions across the country. When people were isolated at home during the height of the pandemic animal shelters … more
Make sure and stop by one of the Park County libraries to grab a copy or view online or social media sites to check out our first ever annual report that highlights what the library has been up to … more
I’m like the person who said, “If I were lost and all I had was a compass, I would remain lost.”  We were in Florida visiting our kids when Covid was winding down. Gar and I … more
Christmas. Isn’t it such fun? Well, mostly anyway. Not so much unbridled joy at age 73 than in the blush of youth certainly, yet still festive beyond the deeper religious meaning. Family … more
I recently read a poll on how and why couples argue and I contemplated the quarrels Gar and I have had over the years and the fact that I don’t remember many of them. I do know I would have … more
There are few things that we in Wyoming hate more than taxes. This sentiment was on full display at recent meetings of the Legislature’s Revenue Committee, where legislators heard … more
Our oldest son Tug, has achieved some magnificent accomplishments over the years. Through all of his schooling he was a straight A scholar and also student body president in college where he … more
Growing up in church my entire life, prayer was important. Well, I’d say that sentence is understating the obvious!  One statement I heard often as a kid and into my adult life … more
Summer is here and Park County Libraries are busy with activities and summer reading fun. Summer Reading officially ends on July 31, so make sure to read and visit the library to get your … more
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 25 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.