Powell Tribune May 28, 2020

• • In a sparse field of candidates, there are opportunities to serve

    Unless more candidates step up, local voters will have few choices when choosing city and county leaders in 2020. As of presstime Wednesday, …

  • When pandemic ends, remote access to meetings should continue

    Many parts of life just haven’t been as good as usual in recent weeks. We have all made due and adapted, often in wonderful and unexpected …

  • Telework may offer a silver lining in the pandemic

    In an effort to maintain distances between people and stem the spread of the coronavirus, a big chunk of America’s workforce began working …

  • Rash of burglaries underscores the need to lock your vehicles, home

    Those of us who call Powell home like to believe it is a safe community, and oftentimes, that’s true. The local police blotter frequently …

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• • Springing from farm to wild and back again

    This May marks my fifth anniversary of walking first irrigation water down this land. Today is the first year I’ve truly heard the spring …

  • Powell Valley Healthcare continuing to respond to COVID-19

    To our community, I first want to extend my sincere gratitude for everyone’s support and understanding as Powell Valley Healthcare has made …

  • God is unchanging in an everchanging landscape

    As I’m writing this, I find myself in a camper on the edge of Yellowstone. We decided to head out and see some of the unique and yet …

  • A one-of-a-kind opening day in Yellowstone

    This year has been different for everyone, including those hoping for their first chance into the wilds of Yellowstone. For the first year in …

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