State Sen. Anthony Bouchard (R-Cheyenne) gave a preview Saturday of the stump speech he’ll likely spin across Wyoming as he tries to unseat U.…
On the evening of April 7, residents across the state may have heard a loud clattering in the southeast corner of the state. It was the sound …
My nervous “afraid of the dark” wife is amazed that her brave husband will get up in the middle of the night to check out all the strange nois…
I grew up watching westerns with the likes of Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and John Wayne. Predictable endings — good guys riding off into the suns…
K-12 education funding appears to remain the sacred cow yet again this legislative session when the State of Wyoming needs to cut its budget, …
Johnson County is one of the top seven counties in the state of Wyoming for the percentage of residents who are fully vaccinated against COVID…
We all want the COVID-19 pandemic to end. We all want to be done with wearing masks and social distancing, with abstaining from hugs and hands…
If people don’t think seat belts save lives, they only need to look at the positive outcomes from a trio of car crashes that took place in nor…
Laramie residents are a civically engaged group of people, Laramie elected officials know that well and try to communicate it to those from ot…
As the Albany County Commissioners begin studying the Rail Tie application from Connect Gen, I want to encourage them and as many Albany Count…
When House-Senate negotiations on a school finance bill collapsed on the final day of the session, it became clear any long-term funding solut…
In just under 100 days, the capital city will once again welcome thousands of people to Cheyenne Frontier Days, the “world’s largest outdoor r…
As of Monday, there were 12 active cases of COVID-19 in Park County. There were two counties — Hot Springs and Niobrara — with zero active cas…
It is Wyoming History Month! I loved Wyoming History month when I was in the fourth and eighth grades, though I recall it lasting longer than …
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It seems like only yesterday that state lawmakers were at the Capitol in Cheyenne, working their magic the way only they can do.
When I measure the extraordinary effects of COVID-19, I cannot help but think of folks who lived in a different time. That difference is profound.
“You cannot live without the lawyers, and certainly you cannot die without them.” – Joseph H. Choate
A population census of bald eagles of the lower 48 states inspires hope. The 2021 count reveals a wildlife conservation story of success. Bald…
As usual, the Wyoming legislature has adjourned without doing much to stabilize education funding in the Cowboy State. They may have tried wit…
I write today to offer my opinion on recent legislation before Congress. H.R. 1, legislation monikered deceptively as the “For The People Act”…
Years ago I was apprehensive about assuming the leadership position of an organization. A mentor of mine reassured me that it was doable for m…
Time marches on and so do we.
I enjoyed reading Eve Newman’s article “On Monuments and Progress”. Her research into the rich history of the Ames Monuments and her interview…
One of the most perplexing mysteries about Wyoming’s 2021 legislative session is how the House could kill a suicide prevention bill. Then, whe…
The introduction of HR51, a bill to make Washington, D.C. the 51st state — the “Washington, Douglas Commonwealth” — would grant its 700,000 re…
While we can understand the debate over Gov. Mark Gordon’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s no debating the importance of Wyoming st…
Today’s column is dedicated to all who lost a loved one in the recent Boulder, Colorado tragedy.
Last week, we reached a monumental milestone in community vaccination efforts — Albany County moved into Phase 2 of vaccine distribution, allo…
