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In the aftermath of last month’s election, there has been much talk about fostering unity in the Republican Party, both nationally and here in Wyoming. For the Republican Party to meaningfully …
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By Khale Lenhart
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12/10/24
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Celebrating Thanksgiving always reminds me of God’s love and blessing. Farmers like me thank him for his partnership to help us produce food and fiber for his people. As young America was being …
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By Klodette Stroh
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12/10/24
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Once upon a time I never got sick. The bugs, colds and flus that spread like wildfire through my entire family tree never laid a hand on me. I was invincible.
After a stint as a resident …
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By Braden Schiller
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12/6/24
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In the ever-evolving landscape of health care, a new paradigm is reshaping how we think about health and prevention: functional wellness combined with genetic marker screening. This innovative …
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By Betsey Neddermeyer
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12/6/24
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Did you know that what you eat impacts not only your energy but also your mood and brain function?
In Mental Health America’s 2024 report, Wyoming ranked last in the country for adult …
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By Haley Schroth
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12/6/24
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We spent last Christmas working for free. I don’t even like working when I’m getting paid, but when the offspring are involved, a parent does what a parent has to do. Our daughter, Lunny, …
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By Trena Eiden
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12/5/24
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In our culture we are inundated with “announcements.” We recently went through an election where winners were announced. New products are always being announced to us as the latest and …
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By Tim Morrow
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12/5/24
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Wyoming has always been a place where the values of fairness and common sense guide our decisions. As the first state to grant women the right to vote, we showed the nation that Wyoming leads when it …
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By Martha Lawley
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12/5/24
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During the Thanksgiving season, we often think about what we are grateful for. Some are thankful for their family, friends, warm meals, and cherished traditions. As we gather around our tables, it is …
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By Katherine Clarkson
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12/3/24
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I despise flying. The seats are uncomfortable, personal space is almost nonexistent and they are almost always too cold for my liking. The irony of this is I’ve gotten to fly around quite a …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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12/3/24
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I t’s been an unusual year, and I’m not talking about unusual because of wildfires, hurricanes and elections. I could say my year has been unusual because I wanted to start decorating for …
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11/29/24
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In 1915 — the first full year of World War I — British government propagandists spread lurid tales of atrocities by German soldiers in their march across Belgium. They contained horrific …
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By Bill Tallen
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11/29/24
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Often my clients share their whole life struggle, “living in survival mode.” I remember one client in particular who had been struggling with severe depression, anxiety and symptoms of …
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By Myoung Shin Hilson
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11/29/24
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I read with pained interest Steve Moseley's list of geriatric grievances since I too am a little long in the tooth and large in the prostate. I likewise let the hushed expletives fly at red lights …
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By Doug Blough
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11/26/24
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One September afternoon, a ranch hand, who is a pretty good plumber, put a new toilet in my room at the ranch. He did a great job and that commode worked like it knew what it was doing, until about, …
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By Trena Eiden
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11/26/24
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Park County libraries will be closed Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 25-30 for Thanksgiving.
Come to the Powell Library to make Christmas Cards for our veterans. From Monday, Dec. 2 through …
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By Karen Horner
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11/26/24
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After the marriage proposal, we had three months to prepare for our daughter, Lunny’s nuptials in October. We did it, but it wasn’t easy, and I’ll tell you why. Every now and then …
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By Trena Eiden
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11/21/24
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Maybe you have found yourself in a situation that has caught you off guard. In the aftermath, while looking at the shattered pieces of your life, you’re wondering how could this have …
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By Steve Nelson
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11/21/24
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Another fall season has come and gone, and the athletics around Powell did not disappoint whether at the high school or college level.
The college women’s soccer team capped a historic …
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By Seth Romsa
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11/19/24
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I’ve been fighting for school security in Wyoming for eight years, but not in the front ranks; those are the approved, anonymous school employees who voluntarily carry concealed weapons in the …
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By Bill Tallen
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11/19/24
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