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In 2013 my wife and I had an opportunity to go on our first cruise. While we were on the cruise the leader of the onboard church for the workers heard that I am a pastor and he asked us to come and … more
It has been quite a while since I’ve written a column to the citizens of Powell. It is amazing to me how the time zips by. Summer is over and I have not fished enough rivers. I did manage to … more
Hello. I don’t like burying the lede, so I’ll just come right out and say it: I’d like to introduce myself as the new editor of the Powell Tribune. I’m excited to help … more
One summer during my college years, I had a roommate who suffered from suicidal thoughts. She’d attempted suicide before we met, and been hospitalized, but continued to struggle. Back in the … more
OK, enough about cute, domesticated pets; let’s move on to dead, tasty animals commonly found in a crock pot. For many decades I’ve been the recipient of wild game meat others place into … more
What ever happened to the guiding Republican principle that, “He who governs least, governs best?”  In poll after poll, Republicans say they favor the following: small government, … more
One of reasons I have such affection for Powell, even now more than two decades since our departure, is your local fire department. First, perhaps a bit of background. I arrived in your … more
Over the years, we’ve been stranded on numerous occasions; boats run aground or propellers broken off, stuck in mud, snow and sand with vehicles, gun shot through a fly-wheel (don’t ask) … more
Let me just say I love Christmas music, around Christmas time that is, and I love the classics. It has to be crooners and most assuredly it is not Mariah Carey. I enjoy the trees, lights and the … more
Heading into the final two weeks of the regular season, nearly every playoff position is up for grabs, with five teams locked into the playoffs in the AFC and four locked in for the NFC. Somehow … more
I have worked in public health for almost 20 years, and one of the top concerns that always comes forward is access to quality health care for an affordable price.  Fast forward to today where I … more
The white cane is not just a tool that can be used to achieve independence; it is also the symbol of the blind citizens in our society. To honor the many achievements of blind and visually impaired … more
Hello class of 2022, family, and friends. I know a lot of you were wondering if I was actually going to get this speech done in time, specifically you Mr. Wormald. Without that one day extension I … more
There is no better place to welcome 2023 than at the Park County Library. Park County libraries will once again be offering our Winter Reading Program. Winter Reading is open to all ages and is easy … more
A woman once wrote, “I love when my husband says ‘Correct me if I’m wrong,’ like I would pass up that opportunity.”  A few years ago, a woman who has remained … more
It’s October! For me, October holds many wonderful memories of homemade Halloween costumes, spooky movies, and of course those cartoon TV specials come to mind while pumpkin spice lattes arrive … 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
The saying goes, “Wyoming is a small town with long streets.” This is inherent in the Cowboy State’s identity. Our state’s small towns make up its collective spirit and are … more
Once again I found myself on the hood of a 1967 AMC Rebel flying down a washboard gravel road in the middle of nowhere, Nebraska. Out of respect for the adults they eventually became, I … more
When they heard this, they all left, one by one, the older ones first. Jesus was left alone, with the woman still standing there,” John 8:9 (GNT)   This verse used to puzzle me. It … more
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