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There was no political wave of any color amongst local, nonpartisan elections in the Powell area.   There was quite a mix of incumbent and newcomer, more moderate and more conservative, in … more
On the eve of Veterans Day, 2022, the story of how this country’s national anthem came into being   over 200 years ago provides both a history lesson and a tribute to those who endured … more
Hopefully by the time you’re reading this you’ve already voted or are planning to go before the 7 p.m. Tuesday deadline. If so, thank you, for you are participating in one of the most … more
Readers may wonder why there is a cutoff of letters to the editor in this newspaper expressing support or opposition to candidates fully 11 days ahead of the Nov. 8 general election. It is … more
Recently many people in the community have gotten a first glimpse at what a renovated and expanded Powell Library could look like.  The concept presented recently before Park County … more
Active participation in local elections is a good thing. Encouraging voter turnout is democracy in action.  Endorsement of a favorite candidate or candidates is as American as apple … more
Last week started out tough for a number of residents of the Powell community.   The Northwest College community saw two of its student/athletes in the hospital after a bear mauling the … more
A huge uptick in Social Security monthly checks starting in January, 2023 — the largest Cost-of-Living Adjustment increase since 1981 —  is not necessarily a good thing. Make no … more
Test scores aren’t everything. School should be a place for students to grow socially, learn the soft skills that help in all walks of life.  But good test scores certainly mean … more
Nearly 100 years ago, the infant sugar beet industry in Wyoming counted heavily on Mexican-Americans and native Mexicans to provide the field labor that made the crop work for growers and sugar … more
Powell area residents could hardly be more clear: Protect our prime ag land. Now it’s up to the land use plan consultants to turn that message into a key piece of the new plan. Then, … more
Is there an unaffiliated, truly nonpartisan organization in Park County that could host a political debate that would be acceptable to all candidates?  If so, the county’s registered … more
Legislators: remember what you heard and what you said about lowering property taxes. The issue isn’t going away. Candidates in the 2022 primary election heard from voters that rising … more
It’s the season to be aware of slow moving trucks lumbering down the road, especially the U.S. Highway 14A, and to watch out for deer and antelope darting onto the road.  All this week … more
Before a monthly Northwest College Board meeting last week, president Lisa Watson held an event for members of the board to meet new hires amongst the faculty and staff, along with two visiting … more
First, this admission: No precise understanding or experience with ranked choice voting in elections is claimed here. But there is reason to be more than casually interested. For starters, … more
Whose job is it to protect the integrity of what people love about Park County: the rural, western feel, the agriculture, the open land? As Park County goes through the process of updating its … more
Of the dozens of seats up for grabs on a variety of special district boards in Park County, only two races in Meeteetse are lacking the necessary number of candidates to bring boards to full strength … more
Issued in the manner of a typical post-election report, the results of the Aug. 16 primary election were declared official last week by the Park County Elections Department after review by the … more
The question was leading, and it took the Northwest College Foundation right where Clay Cummins wanted to go.   “How badly does the Foundation need that $10,000?” asked Cummins … more
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