One real quick-like way to turn readers against a writer is to get political, so prepare the torches and pitchforks. Let me be clear, (cliché borrowed from Kamala), I'm not part of the Trump …
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By Doug Blough
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10/31/24
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This is the last month to participate in the Smokey Bear Reading Challenge, celebrating the 80th birthday of this iconic mascot. Stop by the library and grab the reading challenge form and help …
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By Karen Horner
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10/31/24
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When is the last time you would have described your life as being in a state of bliss? What would you be willing to do to get there? Would you be willing to give up your phone? Would you be willing …
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By Hunter Christner
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10/31/24
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Today’s question … how to keep a photographer down on the farm after he’s lived in shutterbug Shangri-La?
Discuss.
An avid photo guy bringing his cameras back to his …
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By Steve Moseley
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10/24/24
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By definition reformation is: The action or process of reforming an institution or practice. As we approach the last days in October, we also approach the day we choose to remember the …
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By Janita Krayniak
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10/24/24
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I like to help people; actually, I like to help people as long as it isn’t an inconvenience. If someone comes to me with a difficulty, I’ll assist, figuring a solution, but I tell them, …
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By Trena Eiden
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10/22/24
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I’m a history buff, and from early on the American Revolutionary period has been particularly interesting to me. The lead-up to the conflict, specifically, is fascinating, with our …
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By Zac Taylor
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10/18/24
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I love the fall season, but rather than trying to write my own prose, I prefer the words of the poet Robert Frost, whose words I can often relate too.
“O hushed October morning …
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By Gary Emmett
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10/18/24
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Recently I returned from a whirlwind photo trip to Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Dead Horse Point, and the new-to-me Goblin Valley State Park, all in Utah. I had been to Arches …
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By Richard Brady
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10/17/24
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I’ve decided the worst part about growing up is that your pets grow up with you, too.
This is an obvious statement, but one that I have been learning about recently. When I was 13, I …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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10/17/24
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During my childhood and throughout my life I have been faced with many choices. All of these choices consisted of good or poor outcomes. On the one hand the outcomes were peace and joy, and on the …
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By Waleryan Wisniewski
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10/17/24
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In therapy sessions, one of the foundational practices I introduce to clients is the art of gratitude. After the initial assessment session, including time for getting to know each other, letting my …
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By Myoung Shin Hilson
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10/17/24
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Fellow TV addicts know as I do, there are some pretty good shows in between great commercials. And now a word from our sponsor …
My favorite is that horror movie, Geico commercial where …
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By Doug Blough
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10/15/24
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Wyoming needs forward-thinking leadership. We are at a major inflection point in our state’s history, and we need to make big decisions about what our state will look like in the future and how …
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By Khale Lenhart
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10/15/24
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I am Sophie Czirr, the Powell Tribune's latest intern and rookie. I’ve always enjoyed stories in every shape or form whether they were plastered on a page or presented to me in cinematic form. …
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By Sophie Czirr
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10/10/24
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I wish we’d known there were rules for raising kids. We just flew by the seat of our pants, which is a saying that makes no sense. No wonder my kids question everything I tell them.
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By Trena Eiden
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10/10/24
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In 1999, an F5 tornado hit the town of Moore, Oklahoma, destroying the town. The town’s entire electrical grid was out. Disaster relief workers needing to be able to communicate to the victims …
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By Bill Harvison
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10/10/24
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These days, much is said and written about people questioning the value of higher education. They point to the cost of earning college diplomas; the burden of college debt; the assertion that …
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By Ed Seidel
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10/8/24
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When last we looked in on the Moseleys, Steve and Good Wife Norma were scurrying to and fro, packing for yet another return to Yellowstone Country.
That journey of 2,000-plus miles in the …
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By Steve Moseley
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10/3/24
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October is all about the Night at the Library fundraising event being put on by the Park County Library Foundation. Night at the Library is Saturday, Oct. 19 from 6-9 p.m. at the Cody Library. All …
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By Karen Horner
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10/3/24
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