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In 2008 I brought a classic New York-style cheesecake to a Super Bowl party with my fiancé’s brother and his family. My future brother-in-law was hoping to see history — the … more
Southside Elementary School students absolutely love French toast sticks — or cinnamon sticks, or sticks, or toast.  They love pancakes and, of course, cereal — especially the … more
For a bit there, I was pretty excited about a bill being considered in Cheyenne.  The thought of no longer paying property taxes? Sign me up.  House Bill 204 failed on third … more
A $100 bill remains an extraordinary piece of currency to hold. Even in an age of inflation, a Benjamin still represents some serious dough. These days, the bill is also a veritable work of art, … more
A funeral date is set for the celebration of a 33-year-old life taken too soon. Taken too soon from his wife and infant daughter. Taken from a family who saw their son battle an overseas war in … more
As this is being written Thursday morning, one of what I’m sure was one of the worst days in the history of Sheridan, and throughout the state, is over and a killing of a police officer that … more
Within the next couple of months expect to see notice of an open house for the armory, now the home of Northwest College’s career and technical, non degree programs such as CDL and machinery … more
After a near sleepless night on a hard-cushioned couch in a delivery room at a hospital in Athens, Georgia, I had the chance to see my wife hold our firstborn son for the first time. Soon after, I … more
Take a look at the Park County Land Use Plan just certified by the county’s planning and zoning commission. I dare you to look through it and not find something that makes you … more
Everyday at the Powell Tribune, as I walk from the editorial department in the back of the office to the breakroom to get coffee or tea, I pass by wall shelving holding bound copies of every edition … more
More potential and current students are looking for programs that allow them to more quickly get out into the business world in their career of choice.  At Thursday’s State of the … more
Solutions to quickly rising property taxes are coming in hot as the Wyoming Legislature prepares for a budget session in February. There’s a petition to cut taxes in half that, if enough … more
I’m a sucker for long obituaries on important people, especially those who dealt with world affairs, such as presidents, prime ministers, generals and diplomats.  So, I spent the … more
It’s the start of a new year but I personally have the same top question from last year: When is the Dairy Queen going to open? That’s not all in jest, although you could argue … more
The City of Powell is so right to take the hiring of a new police chief seriously. This is, after all, the top law enforcement official in the city, the face of the department and someone who should … more
The new Northwest College student center construction has a ways to go, but already the final design can be envisioned amongst the beams and openings for windows.  And let me tell you, … more
As my wife and I sat in the Powell High School Auditorium waiting for our son’s elementary school Christmas concert to begin, we both remarked on the packed house of family and community … more
As a private citizen, I’ve always believed in being conservative with my spending and working to increase cash reserves.  If it’s my family’s money, earned by my wife or … more
It’s incredible to see the support breast cancer patients and survivors receive in October. Everyone is wearing pink shirts, shoes and cleats, there are fundraisers and runs.  But … more
Growing up Catholic, I experienced Midnight Mass many times on Christmas Eve.  It was usually something of a challenge for me, because I’ve always been horrible about staying up late, … more
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