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As a licensed private-care caregiver for a lot of years, I’ve observed families and witnessed a few things. In my mind what’s prevalent is that we live these long, vibrant, productive … more
When my wife Norma and I moved from Powell back to Nebraska, the state of our birth, we knew we’d miss your neck of the woods before we even left. And we sure do. As for me, I miss the … more
At the commencement of the 67th Legislature, in my State of the State address and my supplemental budget request, I identified multiple legislative priorities focused on ensuring Wyoming’s … more
Returning home from our two months in Cheyenne, we want to express our gratitude for the opportunity to serve and represent our Wyoming people in our citizen Legislature. Walking through the hallways … more
When was the last time you heard the word “sin”? Perhaps in a church service you attended a long time ago?  Perhaps by your grandparents or parents if you are of an older … more
Another fun chapter came to a close in Wyoming’s high school sports with the conclusion of the state spirit and basketball competitions in Casper March 8-11. Powell High School continued to … more
National Ag Day is celebrating 50 years on March 21, 2023. It’s a day to recognize and celebrate the abundance provided by agriculture. Evolution and progress have carried American … more
With our growing season fast approaching, it is time to begin indoor seeds. If you are new to seed starting, this beginner’s guide will provide some sowing tips and common mistakes. Let’s … more
At craft day at K Bar Z we all made signs. My sign says, “Faith does not make things easy, it makes things possible.” Ain’t that the truth?! Calving started today. It … more
The 2023 legislative session has been difficult to categorize. Some of the legislation passed appears far sighted and will almost certainly benefit our state for a long time. At the same … more
Teacher,” they said to Jesus, “this woman was caught in the very act of committing adultery.” John 8:4 (GNT) In Biblical times, it was very dangerous to commit acts such as … more
M arch is Women’s History Month, when people across America commemorate and honor the important role played by women in our history. As members of Wyoming’s federal delegation, … more
I recently read a poll on how and why couples argue and I contemplated the quarrels Gar and I have had over the years and the fact that I don’t remember many of them. I do know I would have … more
Make sure and stop by one of the Park County libraries to grab a copy or view online or social media sites to check out our first ever annual report that highlights what the library has been up to … more
Growing up in church my entire life, prayer was important. Well, I’d say that sentence is understating the obvious!  One statement I heard often as a kid and into my adult life … more
A college where tuition is free? I read that subtitle in “The Atlantic” and did a double-take.  How could it be? No tuition? With average in-state tuition in the U.S. … more
There are very few reasons to believe I am capable of learning from my mistakes. Case in point: You’d think I would have learned years ago not to accept challenges to compete from the … more
This past week the Christian faith community began their 40-day journey toward Easter with a day of fasting, repentance and a snowstorm. We mark our foreheads with dust (ashes), we acknowledge that … more
This week’s cold weather has awakened my inner bookworm genes. So, over the last weekend, I visited the Apple bookstore and loaded three fine books to the over 200 books, which since they … more
Email with the subject “Estimate to Bid:” A Laramie citizen reported receiving an email supposedly from Estimating Solutions, LLC, offering their services to estimate energy-related jobs. … more
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