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G et it on, bang a gong; get it on. If I might repeat: Get it on, bang a gong; get it on. Those are old song lyrics from T-Rex back in the 70s, and if it sounds like nonsense, it’s likely … more

11/25/22

Buy high-sell low

I know people who are excellent with money, who buy securities at just the right time, watch the market, sell when stocks are high and invest when commodities are low. I am not one of those people. I … more

By Trena Eiden | 10/31/23

Scammers often use emotion and urgency as weapons

A mazon Mail Service 77 Text: A Big Horn citizen reported a text from amz_mail_service_77 saying her account was locked and a new login was detected from New York. The link to click on … more

Cyberweekly | 11/25/22

Crazy NBA season comes to a close

An absolutely whirlwind NBA season came to a close last week with the Denver Nuggets deservedly winning the first title in franchise history. Some people may have said that was a boring NBA … more

By Seth Romsa | 6/20/23

Current scams to be aware of

Geek Squad Scam Email: A Sheridan citizen reported an email from Geek Squad at a Gmail address with the subject line of “Dear, [Name redacted]” and “The Network Of support … more

CyberWeekly | 9/15/22

A conservative budget focused on needs, challenges

Last week I fulfilled my constitutional duty when I submitted a balanced budget proposal for the next two years. Consistent with my approach since taking office, I presented a fiscally conservative … more

By Mark Gordon | 11/28/23

‘Tis the season to appreciate the wonders of northwest Wyoming

As much as I miss living in Powell just down the hill from Yellowstone in all seasons, I mourn most keenly in autumn. This third season has so much to recommend it: moderate temps, gorgeous skies, … more

By Steve Moseley | 9/15/22

Kristi (left) and Zac Taylor remove frames filled with honey at one of their successful hives in Douglas, a week after gathering roughly 15 pounds of honey from their Powell hive.

Beekeeping is tough, but success is sweet

Being a beekeeper is tough. Looking back now, soon after harvesting more than 60 pounds of honey, my wife and I can finally recall at a series of struggles and failures that has led to success, … more

By Zac Taylor | 9/23/22

The Deep Lake trips continue

I wrote of my lone trip to Deep Lake, but I think it’s time I visit there again. Not physically — I’m diametrically opposed to walking anywhere out of cable TV range — but in … more

By Doug Blough | 11/28/23

You can’t have one without the other in God’s kingdom

Imagine that I stopped by your house one evening and rang the doorbell. Maybe I stopped by a little unexpectedly or perhaps you had extended an invitation. Either way, there I stand on your doorstep, … more

By Seth Carter | 9/15/22

Be willing to have his will done

The model prayer that Jesus gave his followers begins, “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name. Your kingdom come, your will be done, on Earth as it is in heaven,” Matthew … more

By Shane Legler | 5/2/24

Land issues. There’s no end to them

Just when you think you’ve heard it all ... . Four men from Missouri exposed another of our many lurking land issues. It’s called “corner crossing,” and refers to … more

By Pat Stuart | 9/27/22

Summertime smiles and seeds

I hate to admit it, but I have multiple personalities. Not in the sense that you’d think upon hearing those words, but two distinct personalities: my summer self, and my winter self. One … more

By Lauren Lejeune | 5/2/24

Biden’s anti-nuclear move fits his anti-American energy agenda

The American people want our nation to be energy-independent. They know increasing production of American energy is the best way to achieve that. President Biden is telling the American people … more

By John Barrasso | 8/29/23

My parents immigrated to continue their family legacy in America

I am proud to be a first generation Asian-American with parents who immigrated to this country for the opportunities all Americans enjoy today. My father, who is a trained physician, delivered … more

By Aikta Marcoulier | 6/20/23

Wildfires, our towns and emergency management

How could it happen? Over 110 people dead, an entire city destroyed, neighborhoods in surrounding areas leveled and the charred remains of once beautiful boats under water. Stories of … more

By Pat Stuart | 8/29/23

When I was a terrorist bomber

A nation celebrates the recent death of Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, at 81. It’s not lost on me the Harvard-educated mathematician mailed bombs, killing three and injuring 23, but I can’t … more

By Doug Blough | 6/20/23

Check fraud is on the rise

Is ConsumerAffairs legitimate? A Las Vegas citizen received two unsolicited emails from ConsumerAffairs listing reviews of home warranties. However, the Better Business Bureau warns that their … more

By CyberWyoming | 6/29/23

Greetings from the Tribune’s new high school intern

My name is Gabby Paterson, and I am the most recent intern enjoying time at the Powell Tribune. I’m a senior at Powell High School who plans on pursuing a career in athletic training. Since … more

By Gabby Paterson | 1/19/23

Vehicles don’t like me very much

I don’t think vehicles like me very much, and I’m guessing, if I wasn’t so ditsy, we’d probably get along better. Last fall, while fishing with our kids at 11,000 feet in … more

By Trena Eiden | 2/7/23