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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 … more

By Pat Stuart | 12/5/23

Beloved dogs come and go

At our last rendezvous, I introduced yous, (where I’m from, we don’t say “y’all”) to my maternally named Naomi, but a picture is worth a thousand words, which would take … more

By Doug Blough | 10/4/22

Difficult legislative session should have consequences

The 2024 legislative session was a tough one. More than any other time in recent history, political divisions and personal grudges impacted the work of our elected officials. This is a … more

By Khale Lenhart | 4/9/24

Property taxes: refunds and exemptions

Over the past few years, property taxes have been a runaway train wreaking havoc on Wyomingites. While the Legislature has been able to enact some temporary fixes, we need to do more to achieve … more

By David Hill | 4/23/24

Israeli-Palestinian equation: ‘We’re all martyrs now’

It’s a boil on the backside of the world. It’s the cesspit of international power politics. It’s the graveyard of diplomats. I heard these comments … more

By Pat Stuart | 11/9/23

Homeownership year one

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 … more

By Lauren Lejeune | 12/5/23

Star Northwest College basketball player Deangelo Newsom was just one among many outstanding athletes coaches brought to Powell during the writer’s time covering the sports programs.

Is Northwest College an asset to Powell? Discuss

I arrived in Powell on the Trib staff with zero experience applying whatever journalistic skills I had to anything college. So, I began from scratch. It did not take long to open these eyes to … more

By Steve Moseley | 4/9/24

If men would only listen

Starting many years ago, Gar would come home from work rubbing his right shoulder. I’d ask what was wrong and he’d say he didn’t know, but his shoulder hurt. I’d say maybe he … more

By Trena Eiden | 4/18/24

Churches and children

I have three children, a 13-year-old, a 10-year-old and now a 2-month-old. The oldest are girls, the youngest a boy and guess what? They are all different. They are different in temperament, ability, … more

By Miles McNair | 11/9/23

Celebrating Wyoming’s women trailblazers

M arch is Women’s History Month, when people across America commemorate and honor the important role played by women in our history. As members of Wyoming’s federal delegation, … more

3/14/23

Fourth of July should be a day of rest

With the Fourth of July right around the corner, I was talking to my friend, Julie, about things other people do to celebrate. Julie mentioned that her neighbor starts preparing days ahead of time, … more

By Trena Eiden | 6/27/23

Abortion is a public health crisis and the chief executive enables it

In a letter addressed to the Wyoming House Judiciary Committee dated Feb. 19, 2024 the president of Wellspring Health Access in Casper expressed the abortion mill’s opposition to House Bill … more

By Rachel Rodriguez-Williams | 4/16/24

Do you want to be the nine or the one?

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 … more

11/24/23

Dreams with antlers

Some things you don’t forget. They leave a bad taste in your mouth. You know, like a burst appendix, the death of your beloved pet or the dreadful taste of kale. God knows … more

By Mark Davis | 9/2/22

Reshape Thursday Night Football

This Thursday is Thanksgiving and with that comes annual football games throughout the day to help families come together and gather around the TV after Thanksgiving dinner. For some this may come … more

By Seth Romsa | 11/22/22

My excessive rapid-eye movement

I can’t believe I missed probably the most monumental of all holidays and failed to celebrate or even acknowledge it; I was just out there doing my own thing like any other day, totally … more

By Doug Blough | 4/16/24

Braden Schiller (far right) and other members of the founding staff of The Prowl stand in adviser Vin Cappiello’s (not pictured) classroom in September of 2017. This photo was used for The Prowl’s first story ‘The Prowl: it’s here…and it’s news.’

Remembering my time at The Prowl

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. … more

By Braden Schiller | 11/21/23

Plan to attend precinct caucuses and county conventions

Every even-numbered year, two of the most essential functions of county central committees for major political parties occur: precinct caucuses and county conventions. These two events are essential … more

By David Hill | 1/25/24

Champions League draw brings exciting matchups

An absolute clash of titans came with the Champions League draw that will definitely draw the attention of the footballing world once the round of 16 kicks off in February. A lot of these teams … more

By Seth Romsa | 11/8/22

Did San Antonio hit the jackpot?

The annual NBA Draft Lottery took place Tuesday night in Chicago and the San Antonio Spurs truly may have hit the jackpot after getting the No. 1 overall pick. This year’s prize is a once … more

By Seth Romsa | 5/18/23