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Few moments in life feel perfect. But on a warm September afternoon, with golden light shining through the trees along a calm creek, everything felt perfect as I watched my best friend marry the love …
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By Tessa Baker
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1/10/20
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The year 2019 will go into the Cowboy State’s history books for a great many reasons — many of them not very pretty.
One big example was Wyoming’s normally benign highways turned …
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By Bill Sniffin
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1/9/20
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Failed Democratic presidential candidate and Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee is abusing the Clean Water Act and taking energy projects hostage. Instead of protecting the environment, he is playing …
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By John Barrasso
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1/9/20
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On Dec. 27, a radio voice announced that “Christmas is over!” Wait just a minute here. For many churches, Christmastide does not end until the 12th day of Christmas arrives with the 12 …
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By George Pasek
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1/9/20
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So it wasn’t an ESPN bowl game.
That didn’t matter to fans of the University Wyoming and Georgia State University football teams who squared off Dec. 31 in the Arizona Bowl at Tucson. …
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By Dave Bonner
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1/7/20
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“There oughtta be a law!” You hear that often enough.
But, wait!
There is a law or 10 or 50 or 50 million. Last year our Republican-dominated Wyoming Legislature gave us 200 more. …
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By Pat Stuart
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1/7/20
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The story of our country is often told by the decades that define it. With the end of this decade so close at hand, it can often be tempting to imagine what the last 10 years will be remembered for. …
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By Mike Enzi
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12/31/19
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This week, we enter a new decade. It is a time of reflection for most of us as we look back while pushing forward.
In 2010, I was happily married to an excellent man, worked at John Hinckley …
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By Marilyn J. Drew
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12/31/19
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Following Christmas, holiday flowers and plants may continue to brighten your home. But what you may not know is the meaning behind popular Christmas plants. From ancient to contemporary times, the …
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By Katherine Clarkson
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12/31/19
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Ready or not, 2020 is here.
I have a suggestion for you as we begin this new year in our community. We often make resolutions for a new year. We set goals. We make plans.
William Booth founded …
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By Gerry Parker
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12/31/19
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As Christmas approaches this year, there are a lot of Nativity scenes that people are looking at.
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By Kevin Schmidt
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12/24/19
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If I might say a word about the cheery, uplifting Christmas song, “Baby it’s Cold Outside” the PC Police are ruining … “HUMBUG!”
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By Doug Blough
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12/24/19
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Don’t we all get a sappy, schmaltzy grin on our face whenever we think of an old-fashioned Christmas? We see those big Belgians trotting up the lane, clouds of steam rising from their nostrils. …
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By Trena Eiden
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12/19/19
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We live in unusual times when what defines life is under constant attack. This got me thinking about two instances in my past that involved the dignity of life concerning two seemingly useless human …
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By Bill Sniffin
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12/19/19
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Many people would say this is their favorite holiday, or their favorite time of year. Singers on our Christmas playlists croon, “it’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Hallmark …
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By Seth Carter
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12/19/19
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I recently read Madisynn Valdez’s prize-winning guest column, and I must say it left me feeling a little unsatisfied and empty. Oh, not because of the quality — quite the contrary; I …
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By Doug Blough
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12/17/19
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Access to the internet is critical for life in the 21st century, not something that is simply nice to have. To ensure our rural communities have quality health care, college-level math classes at the …
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By Sonny Perdue
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12/17/19
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You don’t know me and if questioned, my children would tell you, you’re better for it. Those same cheeky offspring are a doctor, a traveling NICU nurse, a petroleum engineer and a …
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By Trena Eiden
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12/12/19
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The rain was falling in sheets. The wind was howling. And although the temperature was 40 degrees, I could see my breath. My raincoat was soaked through. My umbrella was blown inside out.
I was …
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By Bill Sniffin
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12/12/19
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As we journey through this life, we are faced with much temptations, challenges, hardships and suffering and that is not surprising, because we are told in 1Peter 5:8 “Be of sober spirit, be on …
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By Autourina Mains
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12/12/19
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