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Numerous voters, including this author, have sent a letter to the Uinta County clerk requesting to inspect ballots and other relevant materials from the 2020 election. The letter emphasizes, up … more
I wear several hats: husband, father, pastor, chaplain, football official and I’m sure I can go on and add a few more things, but I won’t. I’m sure you have your own list that you … more
In just over a week, on Aug. 5, the Premier League campaign alongside multiple other top European leagues kicks off, setting the stage for an interesting year for the world of soccer. After an … more
Our number three son and grafted-in-daughter love to prank their kids.  One day the little tykes helped their mother make brownies and frost them. After dinner that night, their mom served … more
We’re off to the firing range, my grandson having just been qualified by the Boy Scouts with a .22 rifle.   At age 11, he’s talking about becoming a marksman and excited to start … more
It finally happened. Our skyline of surrounding mountain ranges are now obscured by smoke from fires across the West. And I’m not happy. Forget the fact that my eyes are burning and my … more
Though I cannot in good conscience recommend it, I find myself keenly qualified to help you break the same hip twice should that be your goal. How I began what has become a bizarre experience was … more
Ben Franklin, arguably one of the least religious of America’s founders, once remarked that “the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth: that God governs in the … more
The Fourth of July holiday, now come and gone, reminds us to reflect on the great American experiment in democracy. And, what a ride it has been. Think of it! Less than 300 years ago, political … more
The mountains are calling. Summertime in the Mountain West means we gear up for camping and fishing trips to explore the great outdoors. I enjoy the anticipation of what is going to happen and what I … more
Celza “Sally” Olveda Montoya was laid to rest Saturday at Crown Hill Cemetery after a lively ceremony at the Nelson Performing Arts Auditorium. There was laughter, singing and many tears … more
James Madison was our smallest president at only 5 feet 4 inches; 2 ½ inches taller than me. I’ll bet he hated having to use a stool to see over the podium. I can relate. When I walk up … more
From the NIV: On one occasion an expert in the law stood up to test Jesus.   “Teacher,” he asked, “what must I do to inherit eternal life?”   “What … more
The NBA season has come and gone, and we are in the midst of a hectic free agency period. Kevin Durant has requested a trade, Kyrie Irving is likely to follow,   but a lot of free agents … more
Mike Lindell is NOT the purveyor of election integrity truth.   On May 29, 2022, Mike Lindell, peddler of pillows and promises, traveled to Wyoming to speak in conjunction with a political … more
Please let me join the legion of Yellowstone disciples to chime in on what has happened there. This brokenhearted old man must purge if he’s to recover emotionally. I wonder if it’s … more
Growing up in church all my life, I heard certain scripture verses regularly.  These are scriptures that some of you would also find familiar. You know the ones we often quote, read at … more
Summer activities continue to chug along in Powell and across the nation as the hockey season capped off with its champions being crowned Sunday night. The Colorado Avalanche put an end to the … more
Men and women are different — and I’m not merely referring to the fact that men have more nose hairs, though they do, and upon aging, if not kept shorn, grow into caterpillars that wave … more
Wyoming is the energy capital of America.  Americans count on Wyoming energy for gasoline and diesel fuel for our cars and trucks. Natural gas powers and heats our homes in the winter. We … more
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