Powell Tribune

Lately, there has been a fair amount of coverage on blister beetle toxicity to horses. What should Wyoming hay producers know about blister beetles? Are there any management options for blister … more

By Jeremiah Vardiman | 3/20/20

Snow-covered cattle graze in a field near Powell last month. Numerous American ranchers and farmers believe beef and pork sold in the U.S. should have mandatory country of origin labeling.

Where’s the beef from?

As a cattle rancher and semi-retired veterinarian in Clark, I believe the United States must restore mandatory country of origin labeling of beef and pork. After seeing other countries’ … more

By Donald G. Tolman | 3/20/20

Farmers continue to be a sturdy pillar for the U.S. economy

I pray the year of 2020 will be a fruitful and blessed year for everyone, especially American farmers. In the past two years, U.S. farmers have endured heavy crops losses related to an unusual … more

By Klodette Stroh | 3/20/20

Writing from quarantine

Thanks to the coronavirus epidemic currently sweeping the world, I have decided I’ll be in quarantine for a while. I’m not really sure how much danger I’m in, but I am among … more

By Don Amend | 3/19/20

I’m already infected

The headlines are starting to shift a little, but the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, still dominates the news and probably our minds. Fear and anxiety tend to reign as we consider questions like: Does … more

By Seth Carter | 3/19/20

The coronavirus: Pandemic? Overreaction? Government inside job?

I personally and professionally have struggled with how to think about the novel 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Let me share with you where I am with COVID-19: It is a real pandemic; our … more

By Dr. Dean Bartholomew | 3/17/20

Congress responding to coronavirus

While Wyoming often prides itself on being isolated from the mainstream, it is certainly not immune to all the world health scares. There is much confusion and concern surrounding COVID-19, or the … more

By Mike Enzi | 3/17/20

Don’t overlook the importance of private lands

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, a series of talks at the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area is highlighting the benefits of public lands. It’s a worthy cause. But as Earth … more

By Shawn Regan | 3/12/20

Sanctuary policies pose a risk to us all

Effective law enforcement almost always involves good partnerships. From local cops on the beat to federal agents investigating trans-national drug trafficking organizations, collaboration at all … more

By Mark Klaassen | 3/12/20

Let’s keep Sharia law out of God’s nation

Childhood memories take me back to when my sister and I loved to go to our grandmother Yomi’s house on Fridays after school. We watched “Andy Griffith” and “Bonanza” … more

By Klodette Stroh | 3/12/20

Singing for one clock

We found our way to Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Church USA in Oro Valley, Arizona, on Sunday morning last. For a brief moment, we joined their choir. What? Like good Wyomingites, Sue and I … more

By Dave Bonner | 3/10/20

South for the winter — The continuing saga

This is the continuing saga of our adventure going south for the winter. The first night, we stayed in the camper at a truck stop where it was 11 degrees outside and equivalent inside. We could … more

By Trena Eiden | 3/10/20

One man’s poison is ... NWC’s meat

Northwest College reports a reduced enrollment, lower staff pay, a big contraction in course offerings, empty housing and an ailing student union. But as my mother used to say, “one man’s … more

By Pat Stuart | 3/5/20

Christless Christianity?

Years ago, I picked up a book titled “Christless Christianity.” The book’s cover had a picture of the Last Supper with Jesus blotted out. This was rather intriguing to me. What … more

By Brian Onstead | 3/5/20

Farmers should enroll now in key safety net programs

Farmers, the clock is ticking — March 15 is the LAST day to make what is likely one of the most important business decisions you will make for your farming operation this year. If you have … more

By Lois Van Mark | 3/3/20

I am thankful for your stories

I am thankful for my life. That statement comes from someone who has survived her fair share of obstacles. more

By Maggie Sullivan | 2/27/20

Icy inspiration

This column has been a long time coming. I began working on it a bit over a week ago, and have started over four or maybe five times. I’ve stayed up late working on it and I’ve … more

By Don Amend | 2/27/20

The love behind Valentine’s Day

February is a month dedicated to love, and there are many saints’ feast days that point to God’s love for his children. Perhaps the most famous saint is Saint Valentine, celebrated on … more

By Autourina Mains | 2/27/20

South for the winter: Saga 1

Gar hates winter and has wanted to get out of it since the day we met. I’ve ignored his grumbling because, for one thing, he’s had a job and for another, I like to eat. One bleak day … more

By Trena Eiden | 2/25/20

Another perspective on the Nichols matter

The UW Board of Trustees was faced with a very difficult decision about whether to enter into a new three-year employment agreement with former President Laurie Nichols. According to the public … more

By Frank Mendicino | 2/25/20