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The problem with having a New Year's resolution is that most of us fail at them.
At least, that's what I read in a story published by MSU Denver. According to the story, around 90% of …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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1/23/25
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When our first parents rebelled against God, they broke the world in spectacular fashion. Of course, their rebellion was instigated by the devil. Our first mother couldn’t have known at that …
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By Shane Legler
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1/23/25
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We’ve had some goofy things happen at motels, mostly because the Eiden’s aren’t always seemingly burdened with brains. Actually, Gar is usually his sane, reliable, savvy self, but …
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By Trena Eiden
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1/21/25
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There are a myriad of concerns among citizens across Wyoming regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in our public institutions. What began as initiatives aimed at fostering …
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By Cheri Steinmetz
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1/21/25
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Even though I'm still sore at the Billings Gazette for ruining the comics page and I was taught to never let go of grudges, I still often buy the Gazette to pour over interesting headlines to pass on …
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By Doug Blough
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1/16/25
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I have been thinking about justice lately. We like to use that word: “With liberty and justice for all” in our pledge to the American flag, or maybe the “Justice League” if …
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By Janita Krayniak
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1/16/25
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In the Wyoming legislative session that starts today (Tuesday), repealing gun free zones will be back on the menu. Rep. Jeremy Haroldson’s (R-Wheatland) House Bill 125, amended several times to …
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By Bill Tallen
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1/14/25
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We have arrived at the beginning of the 2025 legislative session. This session will be very different from other recent sessions, with new leadership, new committee makeups, and a lot of new …
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By Khale Lenhart
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1/14/25
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Most of society spends a lot of time with their eyes focused on what’s in the palm of their hands. They seek out popularity, power, love and happiness from a small device just inches from their …
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By Shane and Stephanie Shoopman
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1/9/25
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While 2024 was a year full of blessings, new experiences and so much happiness, it has also caused a problem in my household so profoundly inconceivable: I have become the spare human to my …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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1/9/25
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When I decided to run for office, I knew I wouldn’t win unless I talked to the voters in my district, understood their priorities and listened to them.
By the grace of God, I won my …
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By Paul Hoeft
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1/9/25
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Well, yet another year is upon us and that makes about 2,025 of them, give or take. After so many, I can't help but reminisce about how scared I was back in the 80s when I heard Nostradamus had …
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By Doug Blough
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1/7/25
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Welcome to 2025, this looks to be a great year and there’s no better way to kick it off than by visiting Park County libraries and enjoying all we have to offer. January means it’s time …
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By Karen Horner
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1/7/25
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Since we were already helping Lunny move over Christmas, we stayed a few extra days, forcing me to cook, which is always against my will. I don’t like to cook at other people’s houses and …
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By Trena Eiden
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1/3/25
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We have come to the end of 2024. The end of a year always calls for reflection and renewal. It is a time to look back at the past year and make plans for the coming one.
I am certain there are …
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By Jon Allen
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1/3/25
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A re you tired of being lied to? I am. All right, let me qualify that. I am tired of deception, manipulation and misstatements in public forums. Not every provable falsehood is a deliberate lie. …
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12/31/24
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Do you have a special Christmas memory? What a silly question. Sure you do.
One of mine still makes me chuckle 60 years hence. The ageless “full disclosure” timing on the Jolly Old …
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By Steve Moseley
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12/24/24
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Though I have never met her, I love Gary’s mom.
Gary Staebler is a Tribune designer and online guru. He’s a kind man with a wicked sense of humor (if you listen closely) and both …
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By Mark Davis
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12/24/24
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Twenty five years ago the world was ending. Y2K was going to be the end of the world as we knew it. (For everyone reading this over the age of 40, you just sang the song). Somehow we survived. …
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By Bill Harvison
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12/24/24
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It’s Christmas time again! I’m sure you’ve noticed it by now: the smells, the sounds, the feels. It seems that no matter how early the preparations start (too early these days in my …
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By Seth Carter
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12/19/24
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