Letters to the Editor
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Dear editor: In the Dec. 4 issue of the Tribune there is a letter  that is headed “President’s pardons send wrong message.” We beg to differ. While David Gentile’s … more
Dear editor: I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to so many who helped make the 2025 Thanksgiving community dinner a huge success. Without the blessing of God and the … more
Dear editor: A core tenet of the America First agenda is to restore hope and prosperity for all Americans. A first step was to end historic out-of-control inflation. Prior to the … more
Dear editor: As our holiday season continues, I am looking back at the wonderful Community Thanksgiving Dinner held at the fairgrounds on Thanksgiving Day. Over 600 community members were served … more
Dear editor: Thousands of local homeowners will pay more in property taxes than they should next year — simply because they haven’t signed up for their 2026 property tax exemption. … more
Dear editor, Recently, President Trump used his clemency power to commute the seven-year sentence of convicted criminal, David Gentile, who is/was CEO and co-founder of GPB Capital. He was … more
Dear editor: Over the past few months there have been several public expressions of support for the construction of the new Powell Senior Citizen Center. Some are born out of frustration with … more
Dear editor: In the Nov. 4 issue of the Tribune there is a letter written by Marynell Oechsner that addresses both the new library building and the work towards a new senior center. It was … more
Dear editor: Artificial intelligence and wealth inequality — two issues that may not seem connected at first glance — are in fact deeply linked. For years, some people have blamed … more
Dear editor: I have been and continue to be a library patron since I moved here 25 years ago. I supported the ongoing need for a new library. However in perusing our new library from … more
Dear editor: I had the good fortune to be in Powell on Veterans Day this year and was able to attend the high school’s Veterans Day ceremony. What an extraordinary celebration that truly … more
Dear editor: I have repeatedly read where a position in the Wyoming Game and Fish has been filled by someone with a degree in wildlife management. Under current policies and … more
Dear editor: For years time and money has been spent developing a positive outcome for a new, handicap accessible senior center for the Powell area seniors. The current facility lacks aisle … more
Dear editor: I was really moved oy Mark Davis’ column in the Opinion page of the Nov. 4 edition of the Powell Tribune. He wrote that several friends in his past had died from alcoholism … more
Dear editor: On Sept. 13, a Wyoming delegation joined 250 state legislators from all 50 states on a diplomatic mission to Israel called “50 States, One Israel,” hosted by the Israeli … more
Dear editor: In response to my inquiry to Rep. Harriet Hageman about the government shutdown she replied, “Forty-seven Democrats blocked the House-passed Continuing Resolution (CR) 13 … more
Dear editor: Recently I was driving on U.S. Highway 14/16/20 (the famed Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway) during the early morning hours to do some photography at Yellowstone and saw something … more
Dear editor: This is in response to a letter to the editor in the Thursday, Oct. 23 edition of the Powell Tribune entitled “What’s more un-American?  Protests or Presidents? The … more
Dear editor: Sen. John Barrasso claimed on the Senate floor last Thursday that the "No Kings" protests scheduled for Saturday were "radical" and "anti-American ... 'I hate America' rallies." … more
Dear editor: The news of Powell Valley Healthcare’s decision to close their oncology services along with their Cody Clinic reminded me of the state of health care in Wyoming, overall. Many … more
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